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Council approves crossing guard for Isabella-Gibson Street intersection

Council approved a staff recommendation at a meeting on Oct. 6, following a report from Manager of Bylaw Enforcement Zach Emberson.

Municipal election voting opens Oct. 14

The online and telephone voting period opens at 10 a.m. and runs until Oct. 26 at 8 p.m.

Five individuals charged in relation to recreational shooting in Georgian Bay Township

Officers have been proactively conducting patrols of areas the public voiced concern about with respect to recreational shooting.

Parry Sound included in phase one of affordable housing pipeline

Northern Ontario communities are joining forces to create 609 new affordable homes.  

Parry Sound High School students selling ‘Lest We Forget’ lawn signs

For $16 you can purchase a custom-made "Lest We Forget' lawn sign honour a veteran of your choice.

Parry Sound High School portables expected to be open by Oct. 16

The major construction work on the six affected hex pods is now complete.

Seguin Township pushing back against proposed Hydro One transmission line

The motion states Seguin's undisturbed views of the water and surrounding landscapes "are threatened by Hydro Ones proposed new transmission facilities."

OPP investigating report of active shooter at Killbear Provincial Park

The Provincial Communication Centre in Orillia also received a similar call to Bass Lake Provincial Park at the same time.

WPSHC in gridlock as province experiences early wave of seasonal infections

According to officials, hospitals all across the province are seeing a very early wave of patient admissions due to a rise in seasonal infections like RSV, flu and COVID-19.

Evening of awareness and action against gender-base violenece to take place Oct. 6

The event will be hosted by the District of Parry Sound Violence Against Women Coordinating Committee, in partnership with local health, justice and social service organizations.

Brampton man facing multiple drug charges following collision in Shawanaga

On the afternoon of Oct. 4, officers received multiple reports of a vehicle being driven in a dangerous manner in Britt, Magnetawan First Nation and Archipelago Township.
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