Bill Atwood is a journalist at various publications including Lakeshore Advance and The Simcoe Reformer. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular emphasis on urban design, real estate development, and cultural topics. Bill's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as The London Free Press and Radio IQ/WVTF Public Radio FM 89.
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Trees are on sale until Sept. 26.
By: Bill Atwood
While the structure will allow for private investment, the city will still own the company.
The mayoral candidate is aiming for the city to have a framework before a project proposal comes to Stratford.
The SPS Traffic Unit was on scene for several hours Sunday.
Poor cell coverage in rural Ontario has gone on for years, Perth-Wellington MP says.
There are many issues visible with current aging building.
The Stratford Perth Heritage Foundation owned site is aiming to raise money to make the build more accessible next year.
Current landfill site is set to close in 2046.
Repairs have been identified for a number of years, city's manager of community facilities says.
Derek and Jacqueline Barr's new factory will be located in same building where his dad once worked.
