Julianna Balsamo
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This Ontario park’s fall colours are exploding right now. Here’s when to see them at their peak (opens the original)
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If you’ve been waiting for that mesmerizing burst of autumn colour in Algonquin Provincial Park, this may be the time to grab your camera, pack a sweater and head up north. Park staff say that Sugar Maples and Red Maples are showing some of the season’s most vibrant colours, with gorgeous reds, oranges and yellows spreading through the canopy. About three and a half hours from Barrie, Whitney, Ont., is putting on quite the fall display, with 34 native tree species adding to the scenery. Smaller
Collingwood’s newest tourist ‘Elliot Moose’ is about as Canadian as it gets (opens the original)
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There was a new face mooseying around Collingwood Tuesday morning, bringing a little bit of the wild into town. A moose police jokingly nicknamed “Elliot Moose” was spotted roaming waterfront trails and nearby streets, drawing plenty of attention from the community. The Collingwood Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) issued a warning earlier in the day, reminding the public that while the unexpected visitor may have been a sight to see, he was best admired from a distance. Officers urged people to b
Barrie Ont. woman convicted of animal cruelty after severely neglected dog dies (opens the original)
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A Barrie, Ont., woman has been convicted of animal cruelty after an investigation into the death of a severely neglected dog, a case that also marked a first for Barrie police. The investigation began last July after Provincial Animal Welfare Services alerted officers about a female Boxer/German Shepherd mix that had been taken to a local emergency veterinary clinic in severe condition. Despite efforts to save her, police say the dog died. Investigators say the dog’s owner, a 23-year-old Barrie
Popular Ontario campground closure extended as bear activity surges (opens the original)
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A campground closure at one of Ontario’s most scenic national parks has been extended yet again, and this time, fall campers won’t be returning anytime soon. Parks Canada says Cyprus Lake Campground at Bruce Peninsula National Park will be closed through Oct. 31 due to increased bear activity. The latest news follows two previous closure notices issued in recent weeks. On Aug. 28, the campground was expected to remain closed through Sept. 3. Days later, that closure was extended through Sept. 11
Human remains found last month identified as victim in grisly Barrie, Ont. double homicide (opens the original)
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Nearly a year after a double homicide devastated Barrie, Ont., investigators have confirmed that human remains discovered in the city’s south end last month belong to one of the victims. Barrie police said Thursday the skeletal remains have been identified as 45-year-old William “Blake” Robinson. His bones were discovered Aug. 13 in a wooded area near Anne Street South and Tiffin Street, steps from the former encampment that became the centre of a grisly homicide investigation last summer. At th
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