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Bradford West Gwillimbury Coun. Jonathan Scott and Amaranth Deputy Mayor Gail Little have been acclaimed to lead the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority's board of directors for another year.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 2 min read
The Ontario government is spreading more than $47 million across 195 research projects, and Georgian College's advanced manufacturing centre is among the beneficiaries.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 2 min read
A 31-year-old Midland woman faces an impaired driving charge after OPP responded to a report of an unresponsive driver stopped at a traffic light on Jan. 14.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 1 min read
Georgian College is getting $1 million from the Ontario Research Fund to expand its Centre of Industrial Simulation and Prototyping, part of a $47-million provincial announcement made in Barrie on Wednesday.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 3 min read
The Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition has submitted pre-budget recommendations to Queen's Park, arguing compact, transit-supported growth around Lake Simcoe will protect the lake and save money over the long term.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 3 min read
Ontario's police watchdog has closed the file on a September arrest in Innisfil, finding the officer's use of force was reasonable and no charges are warranted.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 3 min read
The Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League's all-star showcase comes to Wasaga Beach on Tuesday, with 12 River Dragons players selected to take part.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 2 min read
Young Barrie and-area hockey players will get the chance to train like Barrie Colts next month at the 21st annual Colt for a Day event, which raises money for local charities.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 2 min read
Barrie has already received about 80 per cent of its average annual snowfall, but Environment Canada's David Phillips says the second half of winter should be milder.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 2 min read
Orillia's emergency dispatch is moving to a $1.6-million digital system that improves location accuracy in multi-storey buildings, with the full cost covered by a provincial grant.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 3 min read
Updated Ontario Fire Code requirements for CO alarms in existing homes took effect Jan. 1, 2026. The township's January bulletin also covers recycling changes, winter parking rules and more.
By Simcoe Voice Staff · 3 min read