Today’s top- stories for Barrie residents.
Have you ever stopped and really wondered if enough Canadians know the “H” in NHL stands for hockey? I mean, Canadian hockey pride aside, sometimes it feels like this fine country treats the National Hockey League like it’s a distant cousin twice removed at a family BBQ. Meanwhile, March 24’s NBA games were causing quite […]
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Do you ever wonder what’s behind that golden jar of honey on your shelf? Well, it’s got quite the buzz-worthy tale to tell, especially if it’s from your local beekeeper. Trust me, it’s no ordinary syrup—it’s liquid gold with a cause! Let’s bee-gin with the bees themselves. These tiny pollinators are not just hardworking; they’re
Why You Should Bee-lieve in Adam Ritchie and Support Local Honey Producers Read More »
What happens when media stops prioritizing accountability and instead embraces a game of ‘Who’s yelling louder’? That’s the scene we’re in, and trust me, it’s more absurd than a bad improv class. So here we are: a leaked Signal chat involving military strikes, a journalist from The Atlantic, and national security stakes that would make
Battle Lines Drawn: Media Integrity in the Age of Polarization Read More »
Barrie is gearing up for a historic moment — the kind that leaves a lasting imprint on the city’s identity. On May 9, 2025, the Sadlon Arena will transform into the epicentre of adrenaline and athleticism as it hosts OFF1: First Strike, Barrie’s first-ever pro-am mixed martial arts (MMA) event. The charm of Barrie has
Is Pro-Am MMA More Intense Than Junior Hockey? Find Out! Read More »
Some stories immediately grab your attention, and this time—it’s a quiet mystery unfolding in the heart of Barrie. Forget your typical headlines; Suzanne’s case isn’t just a news bite. It begs a larger question—how does someone vanish? Suzanne, a 40-year-old woman, has been reported missing and is believed to be somewhere in downtown Barrie. The
Police Seek Public’s Help in Finding Missing Woman in Downtown Barrie Read More »
Brace yourselves: the winds of economic change are blowing, and they’re loaded with a 25% tariff payload that Canada—and particularly regions like Barrie—is grappling to withstand. Take a moment to imagine this: a hardworking small business owner in Barrie. She’s spent years crafting a loyal customer base south of the border, relying on those U.S.
What US Tariffs Could Mean for SMEs in Canada and Barrie Read More »
How does a sleepy town like Alliston wake up on an average weekday? Well, not usually to the screech of sirens and the crunch of shattered glass, and yet, that’s exactly what happened this past Tuesday. Early in the morning on March 25, 2025, at precisely 5:16 a.m., Nottawasaga OPP officers were dispatched to a
Alliston Pharmacy Robbery: Stolen Goods and Surveillance Clues Read More »
It’s funny how sunshine and melting snow can breathe new life into a city—alongside its condo market. You’d think Barrie’s buyers were hibernating all winter, only to cautiously pop their heads out, blinking into the sunlight, in search of the perfect deal. But here we are: the slow burn of Barrie’s condo-buying scene continues. We
Why Barrie Condo Buyers Are Moving at a Snail’s Pace Read More »
Imagine being handed a sprinting ticket for a race, but rather than the usual distance, it’s cut in half. That’s kind of what Canada’s upcoming federal election feels like — a quick dash through political history, leaving no time to catch your breath. The date is set for April 28, 2025, marking what will be
Short Campaign, Big Impact: Canada’s April 28 Election Read More »
If laughter is the best medicine, Daniel Shaw might just be Canada’s very own prescription-strength cure. His journey from Elmvale kid to comedy kingpin isn’t your usual rags-to-riches tale; it’s more like a “giggles-to-greatness” saga – with a few splash pants moments thrown in for flair. Born and raised in Allenwood Beach, Shaw credits those
Elmvale’s Best Export? Canada’s Funniest Guy! Read More »
