Ryan Rocca: The New Kid In Town
“Creating a unified Canada is really what we are striving towards, making sure everyone works together and creates a strong, sustained, viable country. “
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Stephen Makk: A Third Candidacy
“I am confident if people meet me, speak with me and I listen to them, you’d be surprised.”
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Ray Little: Being Green Is More Than Just About Climate Change
“I don’t think anybody in Orillia knows about this. I only know one side of the story. I would be interested in balanced reporting on this topic.”
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Russ Emo: Back For Another Round
“Just because we have the word Christian in our name, we’re not out to convert people, we’re not going to put bibles in everybody’s hands.”
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Adam Chambers: Round Two?
“I think the other thing that’s eroded trust in the media is the media itself by blurring the line between opinion, editorial and reporting.
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Finding Mr. He’ll Do
ShareA Geezer’s Notebook, By Jim Foster A while back I read a fascinating article on the mating habits of Brazilian
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
May 1 will be the second anniversary of Gordon Lightfoot’s passing. Like last year, there will be a remembrance celebration at Tudhope Park out on Barnfield Point where his statue is. Bring a lawn chair.
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Special Meeting Of Council – Strong Mayor Powers
ShareBy John Swartz Orillia council has a special meeting April 23 at 2 p.m. This is the rescheduled, with a
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Elbows Up For Earth
The theme for Earth Day 2025 is Our Power, Our Planet with a goal to encourage individuals, business, and all levels of government to focus on the transition to renewable energy sources.
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Memory Lane, Right this Way
Movies were so straight. Roy didn’t even kiss Dale and they were married.
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