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Staff say there is already $52 million of planned projects over the next ten years, but its piece work and they want o have a coordinated plan for the whole system.
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Staff say there is already $52 million of planned projects over the next ten years, but its piece work and they want o have a coordinated plan for the whole system.
Read moreSUNonline/Orillia remains opposed to re-installing the monument, but we also recognize there are some mitigating factors, namely the tide of public opinion to reinstall to be weighed and the will to bow to the pressure.
Read moreThe 2026 budget is just shy of $2 million and already there has been 400 cm of snowfall, and staff say an additional $385K is needed …
Read moreOne of the reasons roads have ruts this winter is because the grader the City currently has is out for repairs.
Read moreShareThe Association of Municipalities of Ontario has three online seminars in advance of the 2026 municipal elections for those considering
Read moreIt’s tough for any municipality to take action to solve a poverty condition in a country as wealthy as Canada when the higher levels of government do little (the province), or spend money on needed access to basic services but will not do anything to address corporate greed where the problem starts (feds).
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Orillia council has its first meeting of 2026 Monday, January 12 at 2 p.m. There are no
Read moreShareThe City of Orillia has declared a Significant Weather Event to alert the community that the recent accumulation of snow
Read moreWhen combined with the education tax, which will remained unchanged from last year and the fact it makes up almost 10% of your tax bills, the net effective property tax increase for 2026 will be a 1.31% increase.
Read moreThe mayor has a motion asking council to restore free parking downtown during the Christmas season.
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