By DOUGLAS GLYNN Midland Free Press November 3 2011 A Midland bid to provide 2012 policing services to Penetanguishene was altered after a final meeting to discuss costs, according to the chair of Midland’s Police Services Board. Read more ...
West end residents concerned about how proposed OP amendment will affect their development plans By Trina Berlo Barrie Advance Nov 01, 2011 WASAGA BEACH – A watercourse and a few small wetlands identified during the West End Natural Heritage Study have left several property owners asking how an Offic...
Tiny Township Report - October 31 Council meetingBy Vickie Kee AWARE Tiny November 3 2011Staff Sergeant Andrew Ferguson of the Southern Georgian Bay Provincil Police (Midland) presented to Tiny Council their new policing contract. He gave a brief explanation of the services that are provided by the O...
By WES KELLER Orangeville Citizen November 3 2011 The scene last Wednesday night at Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex was something of a déjà vu for some Dufferin County councillors present as they heard the same sort of concerns about the proposed Energy From Waste (EFW) facility as they heard abou...
Simcoe County news release October 31, 2011 – The County of Simcoe is proud to be partnering with the Canadian Diabetes Association’s Clothesline Program to provide textile diversion at all County waste management facilities. ...
‘This is fundamentally a decision about economic development’ By BOB BRUTON – Barrie Examiner November 3 2011 The bottom line evidently isn’t the bottom line for Lake Simcoe Regional Airport. Despite financial forecasts the Oro-Medonte Township airport will continue costing local taxpayers mone...
Proposed increase stands at two per cent after initial discussions By Maija Hoggett Barrie Advance Nov 01, 2011 SIMCOE COUNTY – Simcoe County council has had its first look at the 2012 budget, and is proposing a two per cent tax levy increase. Read more ...
Other municipalities urged to recycle more polystyrene foam Yorkregion.com Oct 27, 2011 Markham is incorporating a new polystyrene foam densifier machine that allows the town to double the annual amount of polystyrene foam food and protective packaging it diverts from landfill. Read more...
By Laurie Watt Barrie Advance Nov 01, 2011 BARRIE – Ontario’s Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MMAH) has appealed a plan to make Midhurst boom. The ministry appealed the Midhurst Secondary Plan ¬– which envisions adding 10,000 dwelling units, or 27,000 people to the community over the...
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