This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
Her performance was a great way to end the 10th year of Roots North.
Read moreHer performance was a great way to end the 10th year of Roots North.
Read moreThe public is invited to a reception on Monday, May 6, at 1 p.m. at the Orillia City Centre
Read moreCouncil also has a deferred from December motion to increase the limits management of Orillia Power Generation to make financial commitments to the value of 25% of the City’s equity stake in OPG (The City has 100% ownership).
Read moreIt is easy to blow it in the heat of the moment when the pressure to come up with something is on, like sportscaster Tony Armstrong:
Read moreI get the sense there is a community of music teachers doing great things with their programs in Ontario of the kind I envied when I was a high school student.
Read moreAs this thing was being finalized word was received Dave Beckett has died.
Read moreHowever, when the City had $276,000 on the line in 2022 and picked all but one of the artists who got commissions from outside the Orillia area, we were told preference to a group of artists was not allowed under City policy.
Read moreThe reconstruction of the Centennial Park boat launch parking lot is anticipated to be complete by Canada Day.
Read moreThe March for the Earth is open to all young and young at heart people from Orillia and area.
Read moreThe challenge for this year will take place over a four-week period from May 11 until end of the day June 8.
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