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Search ArticlesSpringwater Township taxpayers face $450,000-plus cost from CAO firing by mayor
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.
A no go: Downtown Barrie land slated for highrise development now on the market
A 33-storey tower was planned for a high profile plot of downtown Barrie land, but now the property is up for sale. What happened? Barrie City Hall gave final approval to a zoning bylaw amendment in November 2022 that would allow for the construction of a highrise on what is currently a vacant lot at the corner of Collier and Owen streets in the city’s downtown core.
Want to spend the night in a vintage fire truck? Here are 5 unique Airbnb properties you can rent in Simcoe County Original
If you’re planning a trip to Simcoe County and are looking for unique accommodations, Airbnb has plenty to offer. This vintage fire truck is available to rent. Looking to add a little fire to your vacation? You can stay in this vintage fire truck located at Rainbow Valley Glampground and RV Park in Minesing. The truck has a queen bed and sleeps two, features a kitchen, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a fire pit.
Have your say! What do you think of Barrie’s proposed downtown soccer stadium?
Barrie could soon have a new soccer stadium on a high-profile piece of the city’s downtown core. City hall representatives were joined by officials from Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment MLS NEXT Pro, and the Barrie Stadium Group at Meridian Place on Tuesday afternoon to announce that Toronto FC II — the league’s professional development club — is relocating to Barrie by 2028.
Got the grandkids this weekend? A fun day on the farm is one of 3 free events to check out in Simcoe County
Looking for some free family fun in Simcoe County this weekend? Day on the Farm Date July 18 Cost Free Time 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Description Enjoy a fun-filled day on the farm, meet the cows, check out the live music, food samples, professional kite flyers, local makers market, meet the OPP, firefighters and the Alliston Hornets.
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Simcoe highway closures for planned roadwork on July 16
Expect delays along the following routes — 110 closures are scheduled for roadwork on provincial highways in Simcoe on July 16, 2026: A.M. Headlines Newsletter You may unsubscribe at any time. By signing up, you agree to our terms of use and privacy policy. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google privacy policy and terms of service apply. A.M. Headlines Newsletter Want more of the latest from us? Sign up for more at our newsletter page.
WHAT’S GOING ON HERE? Wasaga Beach transforms traffic flow with first operational roundabout on Main Street
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.
Sizzling deals and cool treats: Here’s how you can host a barbecue in Barrie on a budget
Looking to host a barbecue but don’t want to break the bank? Using Flipp.com, we found five grocery stores that had items on sale that would make for good staples for a barbecue for July 16-22.
Meet the Barrie Farmers’ Market vendors: In a Pinch Creations and Wildera Seed Co.
One of the longest-running markets in Ontario, the Barrie Farmers’ Market is celebrating 180 years in operation. To celebrate this momentous milestone, Simcoe.com will get to know some of the many vendors who provide the city with fresh produce, meats, baked goods and handmade items, with profiles each week, all throughout the summer.