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Today’s top- stories for Barrie residents.

Guarding Lake Simcoe: Claire Malcolmson’s Environmental Legacy

Lake Simcoe’s enduring beauty and ecological significance have found a steadfast guardian in Claire Malcolmson, whose leadership and tireless efforts have shaped the fight to protect this beloved Canadian treasure. For over seven years, Claire Malcolmson has been at the helm of the Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition, guiding the organization through challenging times and ensuring […]

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Federal Leaders Debate: Open Minds Lead to Informed Decisions

As the election season heats up in Canada, a pivotal moment looms on the horizon: the federal leaders’ debates. These debates offer voters a rare window into the priorities, policies, and personalities of those vying to lead the nation. On the debate stage, the leaders of Canada’s political parties—Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Bloc Quebecois, and Green—will

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Barrie’s LGBTQ2S Communities Respond to Political Shifts

The lead-up to an election often sparks a mix of anticipation and unease, but for Barrie’s LGBTQ2S community, this year’s campaign carries heavier implications. In the heart of Barrie, a city known for its vibrant diversity, discussions surrounding the upcoming federal election have taken on a unique urgency. The political climate, heavily influenced by divisive

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Can $2.8 Billion Solve Canada’s Indigenous Housing Crisis?

In cities where towering skyscrapers cast shadows on tent encampments, a growing housing crisis lays bare a tragic truth: Indigenous communities in Canada are disproportionately affected, with women facing an even heavier burden. Michael Wesley’s story is one of resilience and heartbreak, a journey through homelessness that underscores the systemic inequities faced by Indigenous people.

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