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BARRIE BOUNDARY BATTLE: WHAT COMES NEXT FOR SPRINGWATER?
After nearly three years of negotiations, legal battles and provincial intervention, the Barrie Boundary Adjustment is settled. We take a closer look at the final agreement, what Springwater secured and the questions that remain as the township enters a new era of growth and cross-border development.
SPRINGWATER COUNCIL REJECTS FORENSIC REVIEW, ORDERS LEGAL INVOICE REVIEW
Questions surrounding legal expenditures related to the Barrie Boundary Adjustment continue to dominate Council discussions. Council rejected a proposed $92,000 independent forensic governance review but unanimously agreed to have Township staff compile records and correspondence related to the legal invoices. The article examines what Council is asking to review, the concerns raised by councillors and what information is expected back before Council in September.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
This edition features a collection of letters from local residents sharing their perspectives on issues affecting our communities. From municipal government and taxation to democracy and the future direction of our townships, our Letters to the Editor section gives readers an opportunity to have their voices heard.
TINY ELECTION FORUM PUTS TAXES AND SPENDING UNDER THE MICROSCOPE
Candidates faced tough questions at the August 23 all-candidates forum hosted by the Tax Ratepayers Association. Taxes, the new administrative centre, short-term rentals, shoreline regulations and municipal spending were among the major issues discussed.
LOCAL BUSINESS SUPPORT COMING TO SPRINGWATER
The North Simcoe Business Centre is launching a new monthly Springwater Business Pop-Up at the Elmvale library, offering free coaching, financing guidance and support for local entrepreneurs.
ELMVALE FOOD BANK SEES INCREASE IN DEMAND
The Elmvale & District Food Bank reports a significant increase in the number of families and individuals it has served compared with last year. The annual Firefighters “Stuff the Truck” food drive is also coming September 23.
SPRINGWATER SPORTS HERITAGE HALL OF FAME
We celebrate the history of local hockey with stories about the 1984 Elmvale Juveniles and the 1986-87 Elmvale Hapamp Bantams, both of which captured OMHA “C” All-Ontario championships.
PENETANG KINGS CELEBRATE 50 YEARS
The Penetang Kings are preparing for their 50th anniversary season, with alumni festivities and the unveiling of a special anniversary jersey planned for September 12.
PLUS:
• Elmvale Dairy Club takes a behind-the-scenes agricultural tour
• Craighurst Women’s Institute visits Chappell Farms
• May Court Club supports the Barrie Food Bank and Youth Haven
• Labour Day events and activities across North Simcoe
• Community news, local history and reader contributions
• The latest local sports and community updates






