So Much To Learn
An important topic was energy poverty, in which individuals struggle to afford necessary energy. This issue presents significant challenges
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Volunteering With Sustainable Orillia
A highlight of the afternoon was the keynote address by former mayor and local business leader, Steve Clarke.
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In It For The Entertainment
I was sorry to see Jimmy go. I watched him all the time, not for his message, but to hear him play the piano.
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
A concert of laughter is happening March 8 at the Opera House when the Old Dance Hall Players do their improv show, Guns and Rosies.
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Police Services Board Changing, Applicants Sought
The board will include one elected official from each municipality, as well as four community members and two provincial appointees
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On Sainthood: This Seems Like A Good Time
The rumour that I had become a bit of a heretic seems to have become common knowledge, even the Jehovah’s Witnesses and Mormons have stopped dropping by.
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Experts On Heat Pumps
A competent installer, after determining there’s adequate electrical capacity in the house, will consider the age of the current furnace and how it matches with a new heat pump.
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Orillia Youth Strategy Survey
The City is also looking for five enthusiastic young people, aged 16-to-24, who live in Orillia and can help engage other youth in their experiences and ideas for youth services in Orillia and Simcoe County.
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What Does Your Economic Development Strategy Look Like?
ShareThe City of Orillia invites the public to take part in community consultation sessions on Feb. 21 and 27 to
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
While it usually helps to know what the story line is… you really don’t need to know the minutia of the plot.
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