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Barrie is one of the best cities in Canada. We're a dynamic, growing and thriving community. Join us every week as we let you know what's going on. From news to events, and everything in between. If it affects you, we'll be talking about it. This podcast is brought to you by Barrie 360 - What Barrie's Talking About. https://barrie360.com/

  1. 1D AGO

    Barrie Student’s Artwork Heads to War Museum, Alzheimer’s Walks, and Kempenfelt Derby Return

    There’s a strong sense of community spirit across Barrie and Simcoe County this week. From a local student earning national recognition for her artwork to charity walks, mental health awareness projects, and one of the region’s most stylish fundraising events, there’s plenty happening that’s bringing people together. Here’s what Barrie’s talking about this week. Barrie Student’s Artwork Heading to Canadian War Museum A Grade 12 student from Maple Ridge Secondary School is gaining national attention for her artistic talent. Caitlin Hewitt has earned the opportunity to have her artwork displayed at the Canadian War Museum for a full year beginning this fall. Her Remembrance Day themed painting stood out for its emotional storytelling and symbolism, helping her secure recognition on a national level. The accomplishment is especially meaningful given the importance of the museum and the subject matter connected to remembrance and military history. For Caitlin, it’s also another major step toward a future in the arts. Why Innisfil’s Pothole Repairs Take Time If it feels like potholes are everywhere this spring, you’re definitely not alone. The Town of Innisfil is currently working through hundreds of road repairs after a rough winter season caused significant damage. Officials say crews are targeting roughly 900 potholes over a short period of time, but there’s more involved than simply filling holes with asphalt. Changing temperatures, freezing and thawing cycles, and moisture all contribute to road deterioration during winter months. Repair timing also depends heavily on weather conditions and the availability of proper seasonal materials. While potholes have become a running joke online every spring, road crews say the repair process is a constant challenge after harsh Ontario winters. Alzheimer’s Society Walks Returning Across Simcoe County The Alzheimer Society of Simcoe County is preparing for several important community events. Three separate walks are coming up across Simcoe County, including events in Barrie, Orillia, and Collingwood. The walks help raise awareness and funding for programs supporting individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Organizers say community participation plays a huge role in helping provide local support services while also reducing isolation for caregivers and families. Beyond fundraising, the walks also create a strong sense of connection for people navigating difficult circumstances. Art and Music Opening Conversations Around Mental Health Local artists and musicians are coming together to help spark more open conversations around mental health in Barrie. Collaborative projects, exhibits, and performances are creating spaces where people feel more comfortable discussing mental health struggles and emotional wellbeing. The goal is to reduce stigma while encouraging connection through creativity. Community driven events like these continue to show how art and music can become powerful tools for healing, conversation, and awareness. Kempenfelt Derby Returns for What Could Be the Final Time One of the region’s most unique fundraising events is getting ready to return. The Kempenfelt Derby is once again bringing together community members for a night of horse racing, fashion, entertainment, and fundraising at Georgian Downs. Guests are encouraged to dress up in derby inspired outfits complete with elegant clothing and fancy hats. This year’s event may also be the last one, adding even more significance to the evening. Funds raised support both Hospice Simcoe and Seasons Centre for Grieving Children, helping provide care and support for local families during difficult times. Stay Connected With What Barrie’s Talking About If you like what you've heard please subscribe to What Barrie's Talking About. You can also keep up with What Barrie's Talking About on Bluesky and X at Barrie 360 on our website Barrie360.com. And there's our Daily Kickstart podcast available from any streaming service and on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    41 min

  2. MAY 7

    Pediatric Care Expansion at RVH, Life Insurance Tips, and United Way Support in Barrie

    There are some important conversations happening across Barrie and Simcoe County this week, especially when it comes to health, financial planning, and community support. From improved pediatric healthcare close to home to practical advice about life insurance, several topics are encouraging residents to think ahead and stay informed. Here’s what Barrie’s talking about this week. RVH Joins Kids Health Alliance in Major Step for Pediatric Care A major healthcare development is bringing expanded pediatric support closer to home for families in the region. Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre has officially joined the Kids Health Alliance, a network focused on improving pediatric care across Ontario. The partnership is designed to make specialized children’s healthcare more accessible without requiring families to travel long distances for treatment. Healthcare leaders say the alliance will help strengthen local pediatric services through collaboration, shared expertise, and modern technology like telehealth. That means families in Barrie and Simcoe County could benefit from faster access to specialized support while staying closer to home. The move is also aimed at improving coordination between hospitals and ensuring children receive care tailored to their unique medical needs. Why Canadians Avoid Talking About Life Insurance Another conversation this week focuses on something many people avoid discussing: life insurance. According to experts, many Canadians would rather complete their taxes than sit down and talk about insurance coverage. But financial advisors say avoiding the conversation can create problems later, especially for families and young adults who assume they have plenty of time to figure it out. One of the biggest misconceptions is that life insurance is only necessary later in life. In reality, younger and healthier individuals can often secure lower rates by purchasing coverage earlier. Experts also recommend reviewing insurance policies regularly, especially during tax season when people are already looking closely at their finances. Understanding the Difference Between Whole Life and Term Insurance For many people, the biggest challenge is simply understanding the options available. Two of the most common choices are: Term life insurance, which provides coverage for a specific period of time Whole life insurance, which lasts longer and can build value over time Term policies are often more affordable and flexible for younger families, while whole life policies may appeal to those looking for long term financial planning benefits. The right option depends on personal goals, family needs, and budget. Financial professionals say the key is having the conversation early rather than waiting until health changes or costs increase. United Way Continues Supporting Communities Quietly Behind the Scenes Many people recognize the name United Way Simcoe Muskoka, but may not realize how active the organization still is locally. While it may not always be front and centre in headlines, United Way continues supporting programs and services that help vulnerable individuals and families across the region. That includes support connected to housing, mental health, food insecurity, youth programs, and crisis services. Community organizations often rely on partnerships and funding from United Way to continue offering support where it’s needed most. It’s a reminder that many important services in the community operate quietly behind the scenes but have a major impact on everyday lives. Community Fundraising Efforts Continue The episode also highlights ongoing fundraising initiatives helping strengthen local healthcare and support systems. That includes community driven campaigns and events designed to improve services and create better outcomes for residents throughout Simcoe County. These efforts continue to show how much local support can accomplish when communities work together. Stay Connected With What Barrie’s Talking About If you like what you've heard please subscribe to What Barrie's Talking About. You can also keep up with What Barrie's Talking About on Bluesky and X at Barrie 360 on our website Barrie360.com. And there's our Daily Kickstart podcast available from any streaming service and on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    43 min

  3. APR 30

    Barrie Emergency Preparedness Week, McHappy Day Returns, and Community Voices

    What would you do if everything changed in an instant? That’s the question at the heart of this week’s conversations across Barrie and Simcoe County. From emergency preparedness to community support and deeply personal stories, there’s a lot to take in. Here’s what Barrie’s talking about this week. Emergency Preparedness Week: Are You Ready? We all know something unexpected will happen at some point. It could be a major storm, a power outage, or another emergency that disrupts daily life. That’s why Emergency Preparedness Week is such an important reminder. Local officials are encouraging residents to take simple steps now so they’re not caught off guard later. That includes building an emergency kit, having a plan in place with family members, and knowing where to find reliable information during a crisis. The goal isn’t to scare people. It’s about being ready so you can respond calmly and effectively when something does happen. Barrie Food Bank Teams Up with Baycats for Big Fundraiser It’s shaping up to be a big weekend for the Barrie Food Bank. The organization is once again teaming up with the Barrie Baycats for the annual Home Runs for the Homeless event. The fundraiser combines community support with a fun day at the ballpark. Fans can enjoy the game while also contributing to an important cause, helping provide food for those who need it most. With demand at the food bank still high, events like this play a key role in keeping shelves stocked and supporting families across the region. Federal Cost of Living Measures Explained The rising cost of living continues to be a major concern for many households. Ruby Sahota is outlining steps the federal government is taking to help ease some of that pressure. These measures are aimed at providing relief through financial supports and targeted programs designed to help Canadians manage rising expenses. For many residents, understanding what support is available and how to access it is an important part of navigating the current economic climate. Survivors Speak Out to Protect the Next Generation One of the most powerful conversations this week comes from three young women sharing their experiences as survivors of abuse. Their message is clear: speaking out matters. These stories highlight the barriers many victims face, including fear, stigma, and the concern that they won’t be believed. By sharing their experiences, they’re encouraging others to come forward and reminding adults of their role in creating safe environments for children. Organizations like the Child and Youth Advocacy Centre play a critical role by providing support, education, and a safe space for young people to be heard. Community events such as “Get Loud” are also helping raise awareness and create opportunities for these conversations to happen openly. The takeaway is simple but important. Listening, believing, and taking action can make a real difference. McHappy Day Supports Newborn Care at RVH Another feel good initiative is just around the corner. McHappy Day is returning, with efforts focused on supporting newborn care at Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. Funds raised will help provide resources and support for babies and families, giving newborns the best possible start. It’s another example of how community driven efforts can have a meaningful impact close to home. Stay Connected With What Barrie’s Talking About If you like what you've heard please subscribe to What Barrie's Talking About. You can also keep up with What Barrie's Talking About on Bluesky and X at Barrie 360 on our website Barrie360.com. And there's our Daily Kickstart podcast available from any streaming service and on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    54 min

  4. APR 23

    Barrie Solar Dealership, Dragon Boat Races, and Community Events Across Simcoe County

    There’s a real mix of innovation, planning ahead, and meaningful community conversations happening across Barrie and Simcoe County this week. From a local business making a major move toward sustainability to events you’ll want on your radar now, there’s plenty people are talking about. Here’s a closer look. Barrie Dealership Makes the Switch to Solar Power A local dealership is setting a new standard when it comes to sustainability. Sadlon Motors has become the first dealership in Barrie to fully transition to solar power across its entire operation. That includes the showroom, service shop, and office spaces. It’s a significant move, especially in an industry that traditionally relies on large, energy intensive facilities. By switching to solar, the dealership is reducing its environmental footprint while also setting an example for other businesses in the region. As energy costs and environmental concerns continue to grow, moves like this could become more common across Barrie. Why You Should Be Thinking About Dragon Boat Races Now It might feel early, but planning is already underway for one of Barrie’s most popular summer events. The Barrie Public Library Dragon Boat Festival returns to the waterfront in August, and organizers say now is the time to start thinking about getting involved. Teams often fill up quickly, and early registration helps groups prepare, fundraise, and organize participants. Beyond the races themselves, the event is known for bringing the community together while supporting literacy programs through the library. If it’s something you’ve ever thought about doing, waiting too long could mean missing out. Advance Care Planning Month Starts an Important Conversation It’s not the easiest topic, but it’s an important one. April is Advance Care Planning Month, a time to encourage conversations about the kind of care people want later in life. That includes thinking about medical decisions, communicating wishes with family, and making plans ahead of time. Local advocates, including representatives from Dying With Dignity Canada, say these conversations don’t have to be overwhelming. In fact, starting small and having open, honest discussions can make a difficult topic more manageable. It’s about making sure your voice is heard, even in situations where you may not be able to speak for yourself. Innisfil Wolfpack Lacrosse Club Making a Comeback Lacrosse is making a return in Innisfil. The Innisfil Wolfpack Lacrosse Club is rebuilding and looking for players to join its teams this season. The club is welcoming a wide range of ages, including young players as early as three years old. It’s part of a broader effort to grow the sport locally and give kids and families another option to stay active and involved in the community. For those interested in trying something new or getting back into the game, it’s a fresh opportunity. Gilda’s Club Event Brings Community Together A well known local fundraiser is gearing up once again. Gilda's Club Simcoe Muskoka is preparing for its annual Sunday afternoon event at a private estate in Innisfil. The event is known for its relaxed atmosphere, strong community support, and a special guest musical performance each year. Funds raised go toward programs that support individuals and families affected by cancer across the region. It’s one of those feel good events that blends entertainment with a meaningful cause. Women in Business Awards Continue to Spotlight Local Leaders The Barrie Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Awards continue to highlight inspiring local professionals. Each feature gives insight into the journeys behind successful careers and businesses in the community. These stories not only celebrate achievements but also offer encouragement and perspective for others looking to grow in their own paths. Former Broadcaster Returns with Mindfulness Message A familiar voice is returning to Barrie with a new focus. A former local broadcaster is back in the city to promote a book centered around mindfulness and mental well being. The message focuses on slowing down, staying present, and finding balance in everyday life. It’s a reminder that even small mindset shifts can have a positive impact, especially in a fast paced world. Stay Connected With What Barrie’s Talking About If you like what you've heard please subscribe to What Barrie's Talking About. You can also keep up with What Barrie's Talking About on Bluesky and X at Barrie 360 on our website Barrie360.com. And there's our Daily Kickstart podcast available from any streaming service and on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    1h 2m

  5. APR 16

    Record Store Day Barrie, Women in Business Spotlight, and Simcoe County Rovers Season Preview

    If you’ve ever spent hours flipping through vinyl or hunting for that one perfect album, this week might feel a little nostalgic. From the return of Record Store Day to local business stories and the start of soccer season, there’s a mix of culture and community happening across Barrie right now. Here’s what Barrie’s talking about this week. Record Store Day Brings Vinyl Culture Back Into Focus Before streaming and playlists, record stores were the place to be. They were more than just shops. They were hangouts. Places where people discovered new music, browsed posters, checked out charts, and spent hours digging through albums. While they’re not as common today, a few local shops are still keeping that culture alive, and they’re getting ready for Record Store Day this Saturday. Record Store Day is a global celebration of independent record stores. It brings exclusive releases, limited edition vinyl, and a renewed buzz to shops that continue to serve music lovers. In Barrie, it’s a chance to support local businesses and reconnect with the experience of physical music. For longtime collectors and new fans alike, it’s one of the biggest days of the year for vinyl culture. Women in Business Spotlight: Dr. Whitney Young The Barrie Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Awards continue to highlight leaders making an impact locally. This week’s spotlight features Whitney Young, who operates a naturopathic practice in the city. Her work focuses on a holistic approach to health, helping patients look at the bigger picture when it comes to wellness. Stories like this offer insight into the people behind local businesses, showing how passion and purpose can shape a career. They also highlight the growing role of alternative and preventative health services within the community. Simcoe County Rovers Ready to Kick Off New Season Soccer season is just around the corner, and excitement is building for the Simcoe County Rovers. The club is preparing to launch its new season, with both players and fans looking ahead to what’s to come. Club leadership says there’s a strong sense of optimism this year, with continued growth in the program and community support behind the teams. For local sports fans, the Rovers offer another way to get out, stay active, and support homegrown talent throughout the season. As kickoff approaches, all eyes will be on how the teams perform and build momentum early on. Stay Connected With What Barrie’s Talking About If you like what you've heard please subscribe to What Barrie's Talking About. You can also keep up with What Barrie's Talking About on Bluesky and X at Barrie 360 on our website Barrie360.com. And there's our Daily Kickstart podcast available from any streaming service and on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    34 min

  6. APR 9

    Barrie Crime and Housing Connection, Colts Round Two Preview, and Movers for Moms Campaign

    There’s a mix of serious issues and community-driven stories across Barrie this week. From the connection between crime and housing to playoff hockey and local support initiatives, several conversations are getting attention right now. Here’s what Barrie’s talking about this week. Crime, Housing, and Bill C-22: How They’re Connected A deeper conversation is unfolding around the link between crime and housing in communities like Barrie. As housing affordability continues to be a challenge, there’s growing discussion about how economic pressure can influence crime trends. When people struggle to find stable housing or keep up with rising costs, it can create ripple effects across the community. That conversation is now being tied to Bill C-22, which proposes giving police new powers to access certain types of personal information during investigations. Supporters say the legislation could help law enforcement respond more effectively to crime, especially in cases tied to organized activity or repeat offenders. At the same time, it raises questions about privacy and how those powers should be used. The bigger picture here is how housing, policing, and public safety all intersect, and how communities balance those priorities moving forward. Barrie Colts Open Round Two Against Ottawa 67’s The playoff run continues for the Barrie Colts, who are heading into round two of the Ontario Hockey League playoffs. They’ll open the series at home against the Ottawa 67’s, setting up what could be a competitive matchup. After getting through the first round, the Colts are looking to build on that momentum. Confidence is high, but the level of competition is also stepping up. Coaches and players are focused on tightening their game, especially defensively, while continuing to generate offense when it matters most. For fans, playoff hockey in Barrie is heating up, and the atmosphere at Sadlon Arena is expected to match the intensity on the ice. Women in Business Spotlight: A Sweet and Sassy Success The Barrie Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Awards continue to highlight local leaders making an impact. This week’s spotlight features a business owner known for bringing a “sweet and sassy” approach to her work. Stories like this offer a closer look at the personalities and passion behind local businesses. They also highlight the challenges and wins that come with building something from the ground up. These features continue to showcase the diversity and strength of Barrie’s business community. Movers for Moms Campaign Returns for Year Two A local moving company is once again stepping up to support the community. The Movers for Moms campaign has launched its second year, collecting essential items for the Barrie Women and Children’s Shelter. The campaign focuses on gathering donations such as personal care products, clothing, and everyday essentials that can help support women and families in need. Community driven initiatives like this play an important role in providing support beyond traditional services. It’s also an easy way for residents to get involved and make a direct impact locally. Stay Connected With What Barrie’s Talking About If you like what you've heard please subscribe to What Barrie's Talking About. You can also keep up with What Barrie's Talking About on Bluesky and X at Barrie 360 on our website Barrie360.com. And there's our Daily Kickstart podcast available from any streaming service and on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    44 min

  7. APR 2

    Barrie Affordable Housing Push, Ice Storm Lessons, and Community Initiatives

    There’s a strong focus on growth and resilience across Barrie and Simcoe County this week. From major investments in affordable housing to lessons learned from last year’s ice storm, several important conversations are happening right now. Add in community discussions around culture and local leadership, and it’s a wide-ranging snapshot of what matters most in the region today. Here’s what Barrie’s talking about this week. Affordable Housing Efforts Gain Momentum in Barrie Affordable housing continues to be a major priority across Barrie and Simcoe County. A significant boost is coming from Redwood Communities, which recently received a million dollar donation aimed at helping fast track new housing projects in the region. The funding is expected to speed up development timelines and increase access to housing for residents who need it most. Meanwhile, Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall says all levels of government are working together to bring more housing to market. Efforts from the city, along with support from provincial and federal partners, are focused on increasing supply and improving affordability. Another group entering the space is Community Builders, led by founder Brandon Day. The organization is taking a different approach to supporting housing initiatives, building on the work already being done in the community. Together, these efforts highlight a growing push to address housing challenges from multiple angles. One Year After the Ice Storm: What Changed? It’s been a year since a major ice storm hit the region, leaving thousands without power and causing widespread damage. For many residents, it was a wake up call about how quickly things can change during extreme weather. Since then, emergency management teams across Simcoe County have been reviewing what happened and identifying ways to improve response efforts. Grant Durfey, head of emergency management for the county, has been part of that process. The focus has been on strengthening procedures, improving communication, and making sure communities are better prepared for future emergencies. The goal is simple: be ready for whatever comes next. Shakespeare: Timeless Work or Difficult History? A local event is taking a closer look at how classic literature is viewed through a modern lens. The focus is on The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare, one of the most well known works in English literature. While the play has long been studied and performed, it also contains themes and portrayals that some view as problematic today, including anti semitic elements. Local Jewish groups are hosting a discussion that explores these issues, looking at how historical works can be both culturally significant and challenging. The conversation is aimed at encouraging learning, reflection, and a deeper understanding of how perspectives evolve over time. Community Builders Expanding Local Impact In addition to Redwood Communities, another organization is stepping up to make a difference. Community Builders, founded by Brandon Day, is working to support housing initiatives in new ways. The organization has roots connected to Redwood but is carving out its own path with a different approach to helping those in need. By focusing on collaboration and innovation, Community Builders is adding another layer to the region’s response to housing challenges. Women in Business Awards Highlight Local Leadership The Barrie Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Awards continue to spotlight individuals making a difference in the community. This ongoing series of interviews gives winners the chance to share their journeys, challenges, and successes. These stories highlight not only personal achievement but also the strength and diversity of Barrie’s business community. They also serve as inspiration for others looking to grow their careers or make an impact locally. Stay Connected With What Barrie’s Talking About If you like what you've heard please subscribe to What Barrie's Talking About. You can also keep up with What Barrie's Talking About on Bluesky and X at Barrie 360 on our website Barrie360.com. And there's our Daily Kickstart podcast available from any streaming service and on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    1h 14m

  8. MAR 26

    Barrie Colts Playoff Preview, Neuralink Trial, and Barrie Police Technology Update

    There’s a lot happening across Barrie and Simcoe County this week. From playoff hockey excitement to powerful personal stories and important community conversations, this week’s topics cover a wide range of what people are talking about locally. Here’s a closer look at the stories making headlines. Barrie Colts Ready for First Round Playoff Battle Playoff hockey is here, and the Barrie Colts are gearing up for a first round matchup against the Niagara IceDogs. There’s a different feeling around the team this year. Confidence is high, and there’s a noticeable sense of momentum heading into the postseason. Head coach Dylan Smozkowitz says the group is ready to go, with players focused and motivated as they prepare for the opening round. For fans, this matchup brings both familiarity and excitement. While the Colts have faced Niagara in the playoffs before, this year’s team appears to have a different level of energy and belief. As the series begins, all eyes will be on how the Colts translate that confidence into results on the ice. Elmvale Man Part of Groundbreaking Neuralink Trial A powerful and inspiring story is coming out of Elmvale. Jesse Speena became a quadriplegic after a life changing accident in 2020. Now, he’s part of a clinical trial that could help shape the future of medical technology. He is participating in a trial with Neuralink, a company focused on developing brain computer interface technology. The goal of this research is to help individuals with severe spinal cord injuries regain certain functions or improve their quality of life through advanced neural technology. While the technology is still in early stages, stories like this highlight the potential for major breakthroughs in how we approach treatment and rehabilitation in the future. Child and Youth Advocacy Centre Providing Critical Support The Child and Youth Advocacy Centre (CYAC) continues to play an important role in supporting young people and families in the community. The organization provides a safe space and coordinated services for children and youth who have experienced abuse or trauma. What makes this story especially impactful is hearing directly from those who have been through the program. Two young women who once turned to the centre for help are now using their experiences to support others. Their stories highlight not only the importance of the services provided, but also the long term impact of having access to the right support during difficult times. Women in Business Awards Celebrate Local Leaders The Barrie Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Awards recently recognized several outstanding local leaders. The awards celebrate women who are making a difference across industries and contributing to the growth of the local economy. Winners are being featured to share their experiences, insights, and advice. These conversations offer a closer look at the challenges and successes that come with building a career or business, while also highlighting the strength of Barrie’s professional community. Barrie Police Using Technology to Tackle Crime Barrie Police Chief Rich Johnston is shedding light on how policing continues to evolve in the city. Recent discussions have focused on issues like lockdown procedures, jewellery store robberies, and how officers are adapting to new challenges. One key takeaway is the increasing role of technology in policing. From surveillance tools to data driven strategies, police are using new methods to respond more effectively to incidents and improve public safety. As crime trends change, these tools are becoming an important part of how law enforcement operates in Barrie. Stay Connected With What Barrie’s Talking About If you like what you've heard please subscribe to What Barrie's Talking About. You can also keep up with What Barrie's Talking About on Bluesky and X at Barrie 360 on our website Barrie360.com. And there's our Daily Kickstart podcast available from any streaming service and on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Barrie is one of the best cities in Canada. We're a dynamic, growing and thriving community. Join us every week as we let you know what's going on. From news to events, and everything in between. If it affects you, we'll be talking about it. This podcast is brought to you by Barrie 360 - What Barrie's Talking About. https://barrie360.com/

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    Central Ontario Broadcasting
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
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