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Greg McGrath-Goudie

Greg McGrath-Goudie

Greg McGrath-Goudie got started in journalism as a student news editor at Lakehead University, where he completed bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English. Following graduation, he freelanced for a number of publications before landing with Village Media in 2021, where he has worked as an LJI reporter for CollingwoodToday, and now as a city hall/general assignment reporter for OrilliaMatters

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Recent Work by Greg

Council to consider if on-demand transit should be tried in Orillia

Council to consider if on-demand transit should be tried in Orillia

Four-way stops, affordable housing, tree planting also on city council's busy agenda Monday afternoon at City Hall
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Province 'denying' science on supervised consumption sites: city councillor

Province 'denying' science on supervised consumption sites: city councillor

‘It’s incredibly frustrating. It denies the science,’ says Coun. Janet-Lynne Durnford regarding the province’s silence on supervised consumption sites
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Province 'denying' science on supervised consumption sites: city councillor

Province 'denying' science on supervised consumption sites: city councillor

‘It’s incredibly frustrating. It denies the science,’ says Coun. Janet-Lynne Durnford regarding the province’s silence on supervised consumption sites
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County puts brakes on affordable housing atop new transit terminal

County puts brakes on affordable housing atop new transit terminal

'I'm frustrated because a lot of things could be done if there's a little bit more cooperation and communication,' lamented affordable housing committee chair
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'Torches and pitchforks': Ramara cancels water, wastewater open house

'Torches and pitchforks': Ramara cancels water, wastewater open house

'Staff are being made to look like they have no idea what they're doing, and I just think the whole thing's going to turn into a circus,' said Coun. Snutch
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City could increase affordable housing funding to $575K per year

City could increase affordable housing funding to $575K per year

Monday's council meeting will also include discussions on community safety zones, traffic calming proposals
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'Why are we paying for this?': Council OKs funding for landscaping, fencing at rapid rehousing site

'Why are we paying for this?': Council OKs funding for landscaping, fencing at rapid rehousing site

'I will be supporting this for no other reason than it's the decent thing to do,' said Coun. Tim Lauer, noting responsibility should be borne by all county municipalities
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Municipalities facing 'unmet need' amid 'growing social and economic consequences'

Municipalities facing 'unmet need' amid 'growing social and economic consequences'

NDP would 'build a new deal for every single' municipality,' leader says as Ontario Small Urban Municipalities conference opens in Orillia
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'Shameful': Ontario Liberal leader blasts Ford government at Orillia conference

'Shameful': Ontario Liberal leader blasts Ford government at Orillia conference

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing concedes relationship between province, municipalities can be 'a bit challenging' but touted 'remarkable recovery' under Ford
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'Shameful': Crombie and Calandra take swipes in duelling speeches

'Shameful': Crombie and Calandra take swipes in duelling speeches

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing concedes relationship between province, municipalities can be 'a bit challenging' but touted 'remarkable recovery' under Ford
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