Fixed That In Time
Because the City has already issued patio permits to some businesses in the omitted blocks, Campbell said the issue could not wait until the next council meeting July 15.
Read moreBecause the City has already issued patio permits to some businesses in the omitted blocks, Campbell said the issue could not wait until the next council meeting July 15.
Read moreTwo firefighters, Capt. Elgin H. Jones and Lt. Daniel MacLeish (a volunteer for 4 years), went below deck…
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Orillia council’s last meeting before the summer schedule starts is at noon Monday June 17 with a
Read more“It will save 2.5% of administration fees per donation. It will also be used to create an annual fundraising plan.”
Read moreResidents and organizations who would like to participate in Garage Sale Day are encouraged to advertise their information through social media and community platforms using the hashtag #OrilliaGarageSaleDay
Read moreConvocation will take place at Rotary Place beginning at 10 a.m. The proceedings can be watched online
Read moreOf the capital projects completed in 2023, it’s interesting to note the council chamber redo cost $926K and they managed to not install enough lighting on the councillors for video purposes, or put in enough speakers in the chambers and tune the audio properly.
Read moreThis does not include capital projects for new things, so repairing the 10th worst road in Ontario (Laclie Street) falls into that sum and building a transit hub does not because it doesn’t exist yet.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz With completion of Phase 1 of the Laclie Street Reconstruction project anticipated by May 17. Phase 2
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Orillia council chambers had a large audience on hand Monday afternoon as Mayor Don McIsaac recognized four
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