Foundry Park Design – Have Your Say
It’s a workshop format and attendees will have an opportunity to give input and express ideas. Those who are skateboarders should be attending.
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City Hall
Orillia City Hall, municipal affairs, stories, columns, Op/Ed
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And, we still don’t know how much FRAM paid, or how much TPI proposed to pay the City for the land.
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Campaigning And Cricket, There Are Rules/Conventions
Dunlop – “The partnership between the province and the municipality is very strong and will continue to be and I want to ensure we are getting the right support we need in our area and we are happy to work with all our councils.”
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Survey Says
ShareBy John Swartz The City of Orillia has a survey to find out what people think of how they operate
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… and most municipalities have such dense development in their downtowns there is no possible way to create more parking spaces.
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Green Orillia Heads Group Asking Questions About Environment Issues
Despite there being 32 questions in this questionnaire, there are still many issues left unaddressed…
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Businesses Meet Agencies at Creative Nomad In September
The Orillia Area Neighbourhood Social is open to all business leaders in the Orillia area to connect with the City of Orillia Business Development Division, Orillia Area CDC, Downtown Orillia Management Board, Small Business Centre of Barrie, Simcoe County & Orillia, and Orillia District Chamber of Commerce….
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ShareBy John Swartz Orillia council has its August regular meeting Thursday at 4 p.m. During summer council only has committee
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Analysis: Opera House Art Controversy
ShareBy John Swartz Monday night Orillia council made a decision to take down the story pole – at a cost
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Never mind the artists, Jimi McKee and Wayne Hill, who designed and built the pole, are likely Canada’s foremost experts on totem poles, particularly those of the West Coast tradition, and that the design from bottom to top is original and representive of Orillia’s history, including its Native origin.
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