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Canadian quarterback Ford finally getting a chance to start out of the gate for Elks

3 days ago | innisfiltoday.ca | John Korobanik

EDMONTON — For much of three seasons Tre Ford stood on the Edmonton Elks sidelines listening to fans chant: "We want Tre, we want Tre."No more chanting. The fourth-year quarterback out of the University of Waterloo, who got to start only when the Elks playoff chances were virtually eliminated the last two seasons, has been handed the reins of the team that has been revamped from ownership to upper management to coaching.
Stuart Skinner's first playoff win this season a 3-0 shutout for Edmonton Oilers

4 days ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Donna Spencer

EDMONTON — Stuart Skinner had faith in himself, if others didn't. The goaltender's first win of this year's NHL playoffs was a 3-0 shutout Monday for the Edmonton Oilers, who take a 3-1 lead in their second-round series against the Golden Knights to Las Vegas with a chance to close it out Wednesday. Skinner's 23 saves were an integral piece of Edmonton's most complete game of the post-season. "It felt great," Skinner said. "All I can really say is thanks to the guys playing in front of me.
Henrique, Skinner help Oilers push Knights to brink of elimination with 3-0 win

4 days ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Shane Jones

EDMONTON — The Edmonton Oilers were able to put a devastating loss behind them and come back with their most complete effort of the playoffs. Adam Henrique had a pair of goals and Stuart Skinner made 23 saves as the Edmonton Oilers blanked the Vegas Golden Knights 3-0 on Monday to take a commanding 3-1 lead in their second-round, best-of-seven NHL playoff series.
Redwood getting $500K break on city loan for transitional housing

5 days ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Bob Bruton

Barrie councillors have shaved $500,000 off the $3-million city loan Redwood Park Communities got for its transitional housing project on Lillian Crescent. Sitting in general committee Wednesday night, councillors agreed to forgive the half-million dollars if Redwood repays $1.8 million of the promissory note by June 30, 2025 and $700,000 by Sept. 1, 2025. But not before Coun. Clare Riepma tried to reduce the loan forgiveness to $250,000 and have the remaining $250,000 repaid by Dec.
Area councillor wants 'equity' for Ontario cideries

1 week ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Chris Fell

A resolution coming to The Blue Mountains council table is seeking tax fairness for apple cider producers across Ontario. The Blue Mountains councillor Gail Ardiel is asking her council to support a resolution requesting the provincial government take steps to fix a long-standing tax issue that has been negatively impacting Ontario cider makers for many years.
Contaminated soil at Barrie rail projects could add $2.4M to price tag

1 week ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Bob Bruton

Barrie’s two major transit developments face higher costs due to an unanticipated, additional amount of contaminated soil, extended archaeological monitoring and investigations, and the complex requirements of working adjacent to a Metrolinx rail corridor. Affected are the Allandale and Downtown Transit Mobility Hubs, and Allandale Historic Train Station development projects, with the additional bill of nearly $2.4 million.
'System is broken': Amid growing frustration, county steps in to manage housing complex

1 week ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Tyler Evans

A longtime resident of Walker Village in Orillia says she’s been left to live in unsafe, deteriorating conditions, alleging years of neglect, intimidation and inaction from those responsible for the upkeep of the community housing complex. The tenant, who asked to remain anonymous out of fear of retaliation, has lived in the Orillia Community Non-Profit Housing Corporation-owned complex for nine years.
Local museum creates innovative Group of Seven education program

1 week ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Andrew Philips

Huronia Museum is now offering a new educational program designed to help Grade 7 students connect with some of Canada’s most prominent artists. "Seven by 7s: Exploring the Group of Seven on Georgian Bay" allows intermediate students to connect with Huronia Museum's Group of Seven collection at no cost. This program aligns with the Ontario Curriculum for Visual Arts, enabling students to create their own artwork inspired by the Group of Seven.
Author expands on suspense in last book with new Wicked novel

1 week ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman

By day, she’s a multi-media marketer, by night Maggie Giles is a sleuth of sorts, crafting her own mysteries. The Collingwood woman is celebrating the release of her latest novel, Wicked, a sequel to her 2023 mystery, Twisted. “It really explores this controversy around this recently released prescription medication” which has caused some problems on the market, fresh with a bit of conspiracy, she begins.
‘Ridiculous’: Bradford residents decry more homes in Holland Marsh

1 week ago | innisfiltoday.ca | Michael Owen

Farmers and residents are pushing back on proposed changes to allow more home construction on the “sacred ground” of the Holland Marsh. More than a dozen residents turned out to show a mix of support and concern for a variety of proposed changes to the town’s comprehensive zoning bylaw 2010-050, during a special council meeting on April 29.