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Tax-Saving Secrets for Barrie’s Self-Employed Professionals

Business / April 2, 2025

Tax season can be daunting, but for Barrie’s independent contractors and self-employed professionals, it’s more than just filing paperwork—it’s about navigating complexities and seizing opportunities. For Barrie residents running their own businesses or working as independent contractors, tax season isn’t just another financial checkpoint; it’s a strategic opportunity to maximize returns. According to local tax […]

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Unpacking Trump’s Strategy with Social Media and Political Drama -Who’s the deranged one?

Op-ed / Rant / April 2, 2025

It was nearly 1 a.m. when Donald Trump, awake and active on Truth Social, deployed his trademark rhetorical device: a blend of provocation, populism, and pressure. This time, his target was Canadian tariffs and a quartet of Republican senators. For years, Trump has wielded social media with a tactician’s precision. His late-night post accused Senators

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A Tragic Wake-Up Call for Barrie After Dunlop Street Incidents

Local News / April 2, 2025

The quiet of a Wednesday morning in Barrie was shattered when tragedy struck on Dunlop Street West — a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities pedestrians face on our city’s roads. The fatal incident, which occurred at approximately 5:30 a.m., claimed the life of a male pedestrian. While police have yet to confirm the victim’s identity

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The Surprising Ways Exercise Impacts Men and Women Differently

Local Sports / April 2, 2025

The first few moments of a new workout often feel exhilarating, but impatience for results can quickly set in. However, some exercises offer almost immediate benefits—like lowering blood pressure. For many, embarking on a fitness journey comes with high hopes of quick results. Whether it’s shedding weight, toning muscles, or simply feeling healthier, the timeline

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The Income Divide: Canadian Politicians vs. Business Executives

Business, Politics / April 1, 2025

It’s no secret that corporate executives earn hefty paychecks, but when a hospital CEO out-earns the Prime Minister of Canada, eyebrows are bound to raise. Earlier this week, Canada’s Prime Minister received a salary bump, increasing his annual earnings to $419,600. This figure encompasses both his parliamentary and prime ministerial duties. Yet, despite the increase,

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Barrie Residents See Relief as Gas Prices Fall

Business / April 1, 2025

For years, Ontario drivers have stared at the numbers ticking away at the pump, feeling the weight of rising costs. But this week, they were greeted with an unexpected ease—a rare moment of economic relief. Tuesday marked a pivotal shift for motorists across the province as Ottawa officially repealed the federal consumer carbon tax. This

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How Kaine and Warner Are Forcing GOP Accountability on Tariffs

Politics / April 1, 2025

A fiery debate is unfolding in the Senate, and at its heart lies a question of principle: will lawmakers prioritize economic stability or cling to a flawed legacy? Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner are spearheading a legislative push to overturn the Trump-era tariffs on Canadian goods, a move they argue is essential to protect

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Resilience in Barrie: Picking Up the Pieces After the Ice Storm

Top Stories, Unreliable Weather / April 1, 2025

Barrie’s ice storm didn’t just glaze the city in a glistening sheen of ice—it froze daily life in its tracks, leaving residents grappling with power outages, fallen branches, and disrupted routines. This past weekend, Barrie residents faced one of the harshest ice storms in recent memory, a storm so fierce it left entire neighbourhoods without

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American Physicians Eye Canada as Trump Stirs Political Turmoil

Featured, Top Stories / March 31, 2025

The corridors of the University of California, San Francisco’s renowned medical centre were set to welcome a new leader this year — Ottawa’s celebrated cardiac surgeon Marc Ruel — until geopolitics intervened. In a decision that has captured headlines, Ruel declined the prestigious role to remain in Canada. His reasoning? Patriotism. “Canada is under duress

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Can Danielle Smith Navigate the 51st State Debate?

Politics, Top Stories / March 31, 2025

Danielle Smith’s recent appearance at a Florida gala has sparked discussions about her approach to navigating U.S. political challenges, particularly her handling of controversial rhetoric and trade tensions. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has long been characterized by her pragmatic and calculated political strategies. Her recent appearance at a high-profile gala in Florida, co-headlined with conservative

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