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Trial date set in Essa couple's human-trafficking case

Trial date set in Essa couple's human-trafficking case

Lauriston and Amber Maloney scheduled for trial in Bradford court beginning June 10
Municipality worried about local fallout from Supreme Court ruling

Municipality worried about local fallout from Supreme Court ruling

Grey County's CAO warns council that decision in Sudbury case could have major implications for municipalities that hire contractors
'Make a difference': Ontario SPCA Draws for Paws lottery returns

'Make a difference': Ontario SPCA Draws for Paws lottery returns

Early bird draws happen April 4 and 18, organization says
How Ontario polar bears are helping to test tracking devices

How Ontario polar bears are helping to test tracking devices

The minimally invasive devices are being developed by Polar Bears International and 3M; research study taking place in Cochrane
Simcoe County, New Tecumseth collaborate to prevent homelessness

Simcoe County, New Tecumseth collaborate to prevent homelessness

County says 10-point prevention strategy makes affordable housing more attainable
Bradford crash leads to attempted-murder charge for Barrie man

Bradford crash leads to attempted-murder charge for Barrie man

Single-vehicle rollover occurred in the area of Line 11 and Sideroad 10 March 15, South Simcoe police say
Pet project: Why this Innisfil author says it's OK to grieve animals

Pet project: Why this Innisfil author says it's OK to grieve animals

Resident Dee-Ann Benson has used writing to help cope with the loss of her 22-year-old cat, Megan
Petition to show film nixed by library surpasses 1,000 signees

Petition to show film nixed by library surpasses 1,000 signees

Bradford library cancelled weekend screening of '200 Meters' recently after receiving concerns about safety
On the bus: Simcoe County marks Transit Worker Appreciation Day

On the bus: Simcoe County marks Transit Worker Appreciation Day

'(This) is an important recognition of the dedicated transit staff who get us to work, appointments, school, and across the region each day,' said Warden Basil Clarke
How local townships are preparing for new policing rules

How local townships are preparing for new policing rules

Under legislation, municipalities must have at least one board for each OPP detachment that provides policing in the community