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Circulation List for August 7, 2024

Updated: Aug 8

changes to Official Plan, proposed Administrative Penalty Program Bylaw, Ontario's physician shortage, Civic Holiday services




📑📊 Staff Memos


🗺️🏙️ Final Approval of City's Official Plan 2051

🏎️📸 Administrative Penalty Program - Bylaw

🍻🍷 Liquor Licence Application Review - Sunset Grill, 509 Bayfield Street



👥📃 Committee Agendas

  • Nil



✍️📨 Correspondence


🚒☀️ Hot Summer Night


🚰🏭 Schreiber's Water Treatment Plant


🩺🆘 Ontario Physician Shortage


🌳🪚 Supporting Ontario's Forest Sector


🥌🏆 Everest Curling Club Championships


⚾️🏆 National Slo-Pitch Championships


📆ℹ️ Civic Holiday - Affected Services



⏳➕ Late Additions


✍️📨 Correspondence

Barrie is Canada's Safest City

  • Media Release, August 1: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=13202503&GUID=1E83A5AF-9376-413B-B6F9-ADA6ADF38864

  • This headline is slightly misleading, and is referring to only one factor in the Statistics Canada Police-Reported Crime Statistics report. Yes, Barrie ranked the lowest (of the Census metropolitain areas, NOT all cities) on the Crime Severity Index for 2023, although the city's CSI rating rose by two points from 2022. The Crime Rate Index was not as favourable, having increased by 6 points, and putting the city in 7th place (again, of only the Census metropolitain areas, not all cities).

  • Considering how often the mayor and certain members of council justify their anti-homelessness motions by portraying downtown Barrie as a cesspool of crime at the hands of homeless people, it is refreshing to see them publicly acknowledge that Barrie is a safe city.



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