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The province’s continued degradation of long-term care and paramedic services take $707,999 out of the property tax levy. An $83,000 cut to children’s services will just go unfunded.
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The province’s continued degradation of long-term care and paramedic services take $707,999 out of the property tax levy. An $83,000 cut to children’s services will just go unfunded.
Read moreNone of the artists are from Orillia with two being from Quebec, two from Toronto, one from British Columbia and one undetermined residency other than Canada.
Read moreOne could also wonder how the bureaucracy expects anyone to take a large amount of time in the middle of their day to pay attention to what council is doing
Read moreShareBy John Swartz A new mayor and four new councillors, along with four returning councillors took their oath of office
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Orillia council has one item on its 4 p.m. meeting Monday – to be sworn in. Justice
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Every year the City of Orillia has a special collection of used batteries. Putting batteries in regular
Read moreShareAnalysis By John Swartz Monday afternoon the current Orillia council concluded its business for the last time. Immediately following the
Read moreThe consent agenda includes 13 grants committee requests. This is nothing extraordinary, council previously adopted a time table for those who annually ask for grants rather than having them dribble in all year long.
Read moreSo, because the pool of voters grew, fewer of us voted, but more of us voted early.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Don McIsaac won Mondays’ municipal election and will become Orillia’s next mayor. He did so with an
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