Shining Light Where It's Needed
Orillia City Hall, municipal affairs, stories, columns, Op/Ed
We can brainstorm ideas which strengthen community health, focusing on identifying individual and community lifestyle choices to strengthen our health today while protecting the health of tomorrow’s generations.
Read more
Glenn Wagner – We’ll do what we need to do, as we’ve done all along. It’s going to be difficult, I think, within the next two and a half weeks
Read more
The property was listed for $900,000 and council received several proposal/offers, selecting Chow’s. The building is protected by the Ontario Heritage Act and the actual sale price has not been released.
Read more
ShareThe sun shined on the ground breaking ceremonies for the Building Hope project at 75 Queen Street Sunday afternoon. Here’s
Read more
In By-Laws, one is for the City to approve the agreement of purchase and sale of 150 Front Street South (the old train station) to Tai Fac Chow.
Read more
To improve wellbeing work needs to be done providing better access to opportunities, strengthening connections, building trust in institutions like government and including more voices in policy development.
Read more
“Some years we have taken 7 full truck loads,” said Bowles.
Read more
Ideally, the housing future in Orillia will have everyone in our community living in homes with reduced energy demands and a reduced ecological footprint – homes, which as a result, cost the homeowners or renters less to live in and maintain.
Read more
If a significant number of people take issue with anything we owe it to everyone to hear the complaint and try to understand what we are being told.
Read more
Parks and rec staff are asking council to approve submitting a letter of intent to bid for the 2023 Ontario 55+ Winter Games.
Read more