Letter Simcoe.com Sep 02, 2010 PENETANGUISHENE – Once again, the citizens of Penetanguishene are being called upon to vote in a town council. And, once again, the citizens of Penetanguishene are being denied the right to vote for the candidate of their...

Letter to the Midland Mirror September 9 2010MIDLAND – Re: “End of the road for flat-rate rides,” The Mirror, Aug. 26.I cannot remember any Midland town council that has made life more difficult for residents as this present membership – with taxi mete...

By Rick Vanderlinde Sep 13, 2010 INNISFIL - Some Innisfil councillors are angry that a national environmental lobby group continues to place hurdles in front of the Big Bay Point Resort. ...

Mayoral candidates couldn’t be more different in style and substanceBy Nicole Million Simcoe.com Sep 15, 2010MIDLAND – The race for mayor in Midland is a study in contrasts.In one corner is incumbent Jim Downer, a former butcher whose 17 years on counc...

Marshall seeking to topple council veterans Dubeau and Leroux in race for mayorBy Nicole Million Simcoe.com Sep 15, 2010 PENETANGUISHENE – Voters in Penetanguishene will have a lot of choices about who they want as mayor on Oct. 25.Incumbent Anita Dube...

By Nicole Million Simcoe.com Sep 15, 2010MIDLAND – The 2010 municipal election is being dubbed a historic one by many running for office, and both candidates for deputy mayor in Midland are hoping to nab their place in that history. ...

Marion, Lackie, Garratt looking to fill seat vacated by Doug LerouxBy Nicole Million Simcoe.com Sep 15, 2010 PENETANGUISHENE – No matter how Penetanguishene residents vote, there’s going to be a new backside settling into the deputy mayor’s chair after...

By Leigh Blenkhorn Barrie Advance Sep 15, 2010BARRIE – The city has agreed to take a closer look at the state of the North Shore Trail.On Monday, council voted to start a public consultation process that will look at vegetation management, safety...

By Leigh Blenkhorn Barrie Advance Sep 15, 2010BARRIE – Traffic congestion, wildlife and protecting environmental areas are among the concerns of residents living in the neighbourhood of a proposed 2,172-unit development in the city’s south. The d...

By IAN MCINROY BARRIE EXAMINER September 16 2010Barrie's growth will be the most important issue when residents go the polls on Oct. 25, says mayoral candidate Jeff Lehman."This election should be about where you want to see Barrie in 10 years and choo...