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Mid-Week Mugging: School is out so pour these daycare staffers a coffee

Mid-Week Mugging: School is out so pour these daycare staffers a coffee

School ended last week for Simcoe County’s students, and immediately Ferris Lane Community Daycare filled up as parents needed a place for their children to go while they went to work
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17-year-old faces two assault charges

17-year-old faces two assault charges

Both assault victims were residents of Penetanguishene
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Remember This? Uncovering The Market's fascinating previous life

Remember This? Uncovering The Market's fascinating previous life

Mary goes exploring, and finds something interesting in the hidden spaces at 41 Dunlop
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Collision leads to numerous charges

Collision leads to numerous charges

Driver was observed trying to stuff the deployed airbag back into the steering wheel while attempting to (allegedly) flee the scene
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City preparing to update Transportation Industry By-law

City preparing to update Transportation Industry By-law

Wants to know about your experiences with passenger transportation companies
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Before he became a cop, Rich Williamson made movies

Before he became a cop, Rich Williamson made movies

Now he handles media relations for South Simcoe Police
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Suspect in weekend suspicious death has turned himself in

Suspect in weekend suspicious death has turned himself in

Court appearance today for Bryan Smith
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Good morning Barrie! Great day to be at the beach

Good morning Barrie! Great day to be at the beach

Sunny, humidity will make it feel like 30 degrees
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Relive your favourite moments from classic British rock

Relive your favourite moments from classic British rock

'The British Legends' are coming!
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Lower electricity prices for Alectra customers effective July 1

Lower electricity prices for Alectra customers effective July 1

Average customer who uses 750 kWh of electricity per month can expect to see a reduction of approximately 25 per cent or $41 on their bill
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