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3 weeks ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
The provincial government has passed the controversial Bill 5 amid opposition including Anishinabkek Nation, which demanded its “immediate withdrawal.”The bill, Protecting Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act, was approved on Wednesday, June 4 at its third and final reading at Queen’s Park.
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3 weeks ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
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3 weeks ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
Northern Automotive is back in business. Bob Krasnozon and Jane Robinson have reopened their automotive centre in Parry Sound, at 31 Parry Sound Rd.The business partners operated Northern Automotive in McKellar, until it closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. After working in other shops in the area, the couple decided to reopen their own automotive centre.
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4 weeks ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
The college’s disciplinary committee first suspended Patricia Vogel’s license before revoking it as of April 11. In 2021, the college learned that Vogel didn’t “respond to a patient’s request for their clinical record,” according to the college disciplinary committee’s decision document posted on the Canadian Legal Information Institute website.
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4 weeks ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
The college’s disciplinary committee first suspended Patricia Vogel’s licence before revoking it as of April 11. In 2021, the college learned that Vogel didn’t “respond to a patient’s request for their clinical record,” according to the college disciplinary committee’s decision document posted on the Canadian Legal Information Institute website.
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4 weeks ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
How much money are Parry Sound residents paying to keep public washrooms working? The town says thousands of dollars go toward washrooms each year, with only one open year-round. Parry Sound has three sets of town-maintained washrooms that are not attached to a recreation centre. One downtown at the corner of Seguin Street and Gibson Street (open year-round) one at Waubuno Beach and one recently renovated at the town dock (both closed for the winter).
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1 month ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
Parents of Parry Sound Public School are still working to raise the money needed for the school’s youngest students to have a larger playground with new equipment. Parry Sound Public School opened September 2015. ‘Very disheartened’: Parry Sound Public School’s parent council fundraising for new playground, raises concerns about sandbox drainage issuesThrough multiple fundraising initiatives, parents have raised around $14,500 this year and about $37,300 since they started.
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1 month ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
A new bill has municipal planning departments across the province thinking. That’s what Seguin Township Mayor Ann MacDiarmid said about Bill 17 (Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act), recently tabled by the Ontario government. “The bill kind of surprised everybody, including all the planners across the province, because of the changes it proposes,” said MacDiarmid.
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1 month ago | 
parrysound.com | Julián Chaves
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1 month ago | 
muskokaregion.com | Julián Chaves
Almaguin Highlands OPP charged one South River resident with nudity offences. Officers responded to reports of a person “exposing themself to children” as they were walking home from school at about 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 28, 2024, according to police. Following the investigation, police identified, arrested and charged a 63-year-old man with nudity and indecent exposure, indecent act and indecent exposure to a person under 16 years of age.
