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It’s the handiwork of Leslie Fournier and a group of 8 artists she enlisted to decorate the next shopping season.
Read moreIt’s the handiwork of Leslie Fournier and a group of 8 artists she enlisted to decorate the next shopping season.
Read moreDespite a $12 million deficit in the capital reserve account, which always captures everyone’s attention, combined with the value of other reserves the City has established, the City is on the healthy side to the tune of $49.5 million.
Read moreSo the point of all this we have to bring integrity to the table if they won’t.
Read more“I think the point there, though, is everybody has it. Everybody has all of these things. We all have every ability in the universe to pretty much do and get whatever we want,”
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Orillia council meets Friday at 9 a.m. to get a report from the environment and infrastructure services
Read moreIn by-laws one needs to be passed in order to receive $543,912 as its share of the Ontario Dedicated Gas Tax Funds for the Public Transportation Program.
Read moreIf C.H. Hale is recognized as the person who had the most influence of what Orillia became in the 20th century, Michael Jones needs to be recognized for the last 25 years of guidance and leadership he provided.
Read moreIn 2020 council approved a $30,000 budget to replace the call recording equipment, but staff say other priorities kept the replacement form being done.
Read moreThe second consideration is, if you use multi-cams, you need someone to operate the switching software while you are performing, preferably someone who knows your music so they select the right camera at the right time.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz The surest way to affect some change with how the City of Orillia operates, other than voting,
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