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Georgian men’s basketball team to compete in provincial championship

Georgian College’s men’s basketball team is two wins away from making history. The Grizzlies took down Sheridan College last weekend and qualified for the Ontario...

Barrie Professional Fire Fighters Association endorses Downey in Barrie–Springwater–Oro-Medonte

Doug Downey, the Ontario Progressive Conservative candidate seeking re-election in Barrie–Springwater–Oro-Medonte, has received the endorsement of the Barrie Professional Fire Fighters Association. The organization represents...

Georgian men’s volleyball team shocked by St. Clair in playoffs

The Georgian College men’s volleyball team was stunned in the first round of the provincial collegiate playoffs last weekend, as they dropped a five-set...

Local realtors cautiously optimistic about Barrie’s 2025 real estate market

Approaching the Barrie real estate market with cautious optimism is the best strategy this year, according to local realtor Wes Ayranto. Ayranto, an experienced realtor...

This Week In Barrie: Week of Nov. 25

  Canada Post Service Disruption Effective November 15, 2024, Canada Post operations have shut down and mail service has stopped, after Canadian Union of Postal Workers...

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Colts look to put IceDogs in a stranglehold

The Barrie Colts' OHL playoff run had a perfect...

Barrie faces long road to recovery after devastating ice storm

When Mayor Alex Nuttall woke up on Sunday morning,...

Committee faces nightlife, downtown funding and tariff toolkit in economic development update

At the meeting of the finance and corporate services committee this week, councillors heard an update on the City’s Economic Development Strategy, which includes millions of dollars in provincial funding, a toolkit to help residents and businesses understand the U.S. tariffs, and what’s next for nightlife in Ottawa.

Merivale city councillor pitches ‘huge’ local housing idea to Carney as PM seeks Nepean seat

“A former mentor of mine used to say, ‘Don’t think big…think huge.’ This is certainly one of those ‘think huge’ ideas,” Devine said. “When our most urgent priorities can merge with opportunities to do historic investments in the future of our city’s and our country’s economy, thinking ‘huge’ might be the only way to go.”

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