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Former Trinidad and Tobago National Under-17 team captain Kareem “Enzo” Riley intends to clear his name after being informally identified as a person of interest in the shooting of 21-year-old Sap

Dozens participated in the 12th annual Walk for Suicide Awareness event on Saturday.

The Ontario government revealed it would invest $67.3 million in two new schools and an addition to an existing school in Simcoe County.

What started as a quick run to the grocery store turned into a heroic moment for one Simcoe County paramedic when he was off duty earlier this year.

Provincial police are investigating the death of a man at a farm in Tiny Township on Saturday.

Several businesses and services in the Barrie, Innisfil, and Simcoe County areas will have altered hours to celebrate New Year’s.

As many peoples regular routines are shelved during the holiday season, Canadian Blood Services is putting out an urgent call for donations.

Auto theft fuels organized crime, higher insurance premiums.

The unusual December weather continues across Simcoe County, with green grass, drizzly rain and unseasonable temperatures under a blanket of patchy fog with no snow in the forecast.

Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for Simcoe County and surrounding areas, noting patchy freezing rain is possible overnight Friday and into Saturday morning.