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• Barrie man wins the Ontario Champion of Champions golf tournament

  A Barrie man has played his way to the highest-level amateur golf tournament in the province.

  

• Wasaga Beach Provincial Park receives new patrol boat

  Wasaga Beach Provincial Park has a new replacement patrol boat that is now in the water.

  

• Catalytic converters stolen from company vehicles at 2 Barrie businesses

  Police are investigating the theft of catalytic converters from two Barrie businesses.

• OPP officers narrowly escape collision in Tiny Township

  Two OPP officers and cruisers narrowly escaped a collision in Tiny Township Sunday evening while en route to a call for service.

• Barrie woman arrested for driving while impaired nearly 3x over legal limit

  Police arrested a woman accused of driving on Barrie streets while impaired by nearly three times the legal limit over the weekend.

• Honda Canada announces historic milestone at Alliston, Ont. manufacturing plant

  Honda of Canada Mfg. (HCM) is celebrating a "historic milestone" on Monday, announcing it manufactured its 10 millionth vehicle, a 2023 CR-V Touring Hybrid, at the production plant in Alliston, Ont.

• Police investigate break-in at Barrie thrift store

  Police are investigating an early morning break-in at a thrift store in Barrie.

• Emergency declared in Meaford after destructive fire sparks environmental concerns

  The Municipality of Meaford has declared an emergency days after a fire tore through an automotive shop, causing water safety concerns for the community.

• Deadly collision in Caledon under investigation

  Provincial police are investigating a deadly collision in Caledon Monday morning.

• Determined volunteers rescue fawn left orphaned on busy Innisfil road

  Volunteers who rescued a fawn after its mother was killed on Innisfil Beach Road are urging motorists to report any wildlife-related accidents to avoid further tragedy.

• Rural Ontario hospitals brace for possible ER summer closures

  Hospitals in smaller and rural Ontario communities have been recruiting, training, and poring over schedules in the hopes of avoiding another summer wave of temporary ER closures -- though the problem never really went away.

• Police to be present at YCDSB meeting as trustees decide whether to raise Pride flag

  Police will be present at a meeting of the York Catholic District School Board tonight where trustees are expected to make a final decision on raising the Pride flag at schools in the region in June.

• York Regional Police investigate fatal crash in King Township

  One man is dead after his motorcycle collided with a pickup truck hauling a large trailer in King Township this morning.

• Thousands cast their ballots in community-referendum on hospital privatization in Ontario

  A "community-led" referendum is asking thousands of Ontarians to weigh in on whether the privatization of the province's healthcare system is good for the future.