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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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Editorial: Champlain Is Back, On The Agenda
SUNonline/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.
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New Inductees To Orillia Sports Hall of Fame
SharePress Release One of the city’s crowning on-ice achievements will be recognized this year as the Orillia Sports Hall of
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It’s A Good Thing The Horse Knew The Way Home
The Earl was certainly known to be a rotter and if he were alive today would most certainly be fairly high up in the Federal Conservative Party and even higher among American Republicans.
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Mark Adams Calls It A Day
The store is hosting a retirement celebration on Saturday, March 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a cake cutting and speeches at 11 a.m.
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2026 Student Art Contest
For the first time, winning entries will be professionally displayed in a special Fall/Winter 2026 exhibition at the Orillia Museum of Art and History.
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Fine Dining
I don’t care for venison, I don’t know why, probably because the Fosters were city folks and thought venison steaks might be sliced from Bambi’s bum.
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
This is the third fundraiser the Orillia Skateparkers have had and they have raised $40K so far.
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A Modest Proposal
Therefore, let it be resolved, the citizens of Canada shall bring forth a government dedicated to supporting human capital, fair taxation, and beneficial commercial growth.
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It’s Taxing
Take employment income (Box 14) and income tax deducted (Box 22) Subtract (Box 22) from (Box 14); send difference.
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