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From Orillia to four other hospitals, police say more victims could emerge in a case involving alleged theft and fraud (opens the original)
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Police are urging potential victims to come forward after a fraud-related arrest affecting patients and staff at several hospitals in the province, including in Orillia. Several complaints of theft and fraud at Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital kicked off an investigation that led to the arrest of a 34-year-old woman from Burlington. She was initially arrested in May and charged with disobeying a court order and make a false statement in writing. However, further investigation revealed additio
After three extensions, Kovacs remains on day parole despite a continuing high risk of violence against an intimate partner (opens the original)
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Warning: Some of the content in this story is graphic. Ryan Kovacs will remain on day parole for another six months after the Parole Board of Canada ruled his risk to the community is low. The board’s Sept. 11 decision continues day parole for Kovacs, 42, and maintains his current arrangement of four nights away from his community-based residential facility and three nights at the facility. Kovacs is serving a life sentence for second-degree murder in the 2011 killing of his former girlfriend, D
Paid firefighters are changing daytime emergency response after New Tecumseth relied on volunteers for years (opens the original)
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New Tecumseth’s fire service is making history. For the first time in the township, the community now has full-time firefighters on duty. Until this point, the township’s Fire Rescue service had operated off a strictly volunteer basis to tackle its emergency response for the town of Alliston, villages of Beeton and Tottenham, and surrounding communities. While New Tecumseth has brought on full-time members, it will continue to employ volunteers, with a complement of 140 at the ready. âBy trans
Barrie renters are spending more of their income on housing, leaving less for debt, groceries and daily costs (opens the original)
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Renters in Barrie are spending a larger share of their income on housing than those in some of Canada’s biggest and most expensive cities, according to new rental data that suggests the city’s lower rents don’t necessarily mean more affordability. The average Barrie renter household is paying $2,041 per month on rent, according to the latest Canadian Rental Intelligence Report from the online tenant screening platform SingleKey. However, the average household income in Barrie hovers just below $
Barrie's integrity commissioner hands down term-end report on council, says members were compliant with advice and guidance (opens the original)
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A report out from Barrie’s integrity commissioner showed nearly two dozen complaints filed since 2023, but only one was cause for concern. Suzanne Craig, Barrie’s integrity commissioner, received 23 code of conduct complaints and responded to 48 requests for advice from council and board members in a stretch between January 2023 and June 2026. The report lists 15 formal and eight informal complaints during that period. Of the 23 matters, 11 were dismissed outright because they fell outside her j
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