The Future Of Solar Looks Bright
“Our installation cost was recovered in less than 10 years,” said Jamie Ross of Oro-Medonte…
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
One concert happening is probably going to be the bright one of the schedule because it’s not every day a Tony Award nominated performer comes to the Opera House.
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State Of Emergency Cancelled
Though the province was responsible for implementing virtually all the restrictions people had to deal with, it was the City that had the bulk of the work and responsibility to carry those out.
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Council Preview
The City has been awarded a $603,750 grant from for improvements to the Barnfield Recreation Centre and to Tudhope Park.
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Adam Chambers Emergency Act Speech Text
The tone must start from the top. The Prime Minister must be hopeful, because Canadians need to see a hopeful way ahead.
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Analysis: Chambers Rises To Speak
“I’m a new member, I don’t’ expect somebody to pull me aside and give me all the state secrets, but I do think there was opportunities and avenues available for the government to provide to the house of commons, whether it’s through a committee, or a smaller group of people what was really going on.”
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Weighing In On Fat Cats
That sounds simple enough and I suppose it is as long as you know the ground rules.
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Students Join National Climate Research Project
The youth climate lab will serve as a prelude to the Sustainable Simcoe Youth Summit taking place at Lakehead University’s Orillia campus in May.
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
Imagine what this world would look and sound like if not for dreams most of us cannot fathom.
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War Tunes Passing With Time
Almost all of my old friends from the Legion are gone now, and their songs are slowly disappearing from our lives.
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