Midland News

Findings of OPP's independent review panel released at GHQ; When officers 'choose to take their own life we know much more needs to be done,' concedes solicitor general

The Ontario Good Roads Association Conference is informative for municipalities and helps them connect with experts about new equipment and new ideas

'This house has been around for 150 years and it’s got a lot of story to tell. It’s sad when people just go in and tear it down and just put up drywall,' said award winner

Report shows Midland's population is older than average; 'We don’t have a plan for the seniors to age in place,' laments councillor. 'How do we fix that?'

The road will be pedestrian-access only this summer, and sand accumulated on the road due to high water will remain for 'additional beachfront'

'This is not a bullet we’ve fired from a gun that we can’t change the trajectory of,' said Coun Gordon; Mayor sees no reason to 'change course'

'I wasn’t looking for a reason to walk this thing back, but I was looking for us to do our due diligence,' said Coun. Gordon

'I think development is great and there’s a place for it, but history can’t be ignored or forgotten and that’s implicit in the buildings and the memories people have'

'Eventually, there may be a store in Midland, we just don't know when,' said town official; It's up to the AGCO to give retail outlets the green light

'This is not caving,' says Barrie-Innisfil MPP, while teachers' bargaining unit president says yesterday's announcement was more 'smoke and mirrors'