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Springwater Township taxpayers face $450,000-plus cost from CAO firing by mayor

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By Ian Adams Verified
| Simcoe.com Verified
That’s according to documents obtained by Simcoe.com under a Freedom-of-Information request to the municipality. Mayor Jennifer Coughlin “revoked the appointment” of Stacey Forfar in early June, only nine months after Forfar had been hired by Coughlin using the same discretion afforded the mayor under the Municipal Act. According to a schedule provided to Simcoe.com, Forfar will receive a paycheque from the township until the end of 2027.
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WHAT’S GOING ON HERE? Wasaga Beach transforms traffic flow with first operational roundabout on Main Street

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By Ian Adams Verified
| Simcoe.com Verified
Contractor Arnott Construction has paved the travel portion of the roundabout, and finished the interlocking brick work on the inner circle “apron” last week Just the facts The roundabout is designed to slow traffic, improve vehicle flow and provide safer pedestrian crossings. It has also been created as a gateway to the main beach area, with legs leading to Spruce Street (and ultimately Beach Drive), Main Street, and Mosley Street.
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From silence to strength: This Collingwood woman is on a mission to improve support for sexual assault survivors

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By Ian Adams Verified
| Simcoe.com Verified
Erin Small refuses to stay silent. The Collingwood woman says the process of going through the courts as a sexual assault victim left her feeling more victimized. In the end, the charge against the man was resolved with a peace bond and withdrawn. “I entered the justice system believing that I would be met with care, fairness, and a genuine focus on accountability,” she wrote in an email to Simcoe.com. “Instead, I came away feeling retraumatized and deeply shaken by the process.
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