Ian Maclennan is a journalist based in Barrie, Ontario, focusing on local news for Barrie 360. With a keen interest in crime and community issues, Ian covers stories ranging from arrests and investigations to accidents and community events. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to keep the residents of Barrie informed about what's happening in their city.
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Ian's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and breaking news in the Barrie area of Ontario, Canada. His reporting highlights ongoing investigations and unfolding events related to crime, accidents, and law enforcement activities.
Given Ian's focus on local crime stories, he may be interested in sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expert analysis related to criminal incidents, law enforcement practices, community impact of such events, or insights into legal proceedings within the region.
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On Wednesday, Youth Haven's emergency shelter in Barrie was torn down.
A Barrie man is facing multiple sex-related charges after Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) said they received information on Oct. 23 about a historical sexual offence on a minor.
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a man with arson after a fire at a King Street apartment building in Orillia.
A vehicle crashed into trees in Tiny Township resulting in injuries two individuals and charges being laid against two Christian Island residents.
By: Ian MacLennan
Unregistered nurse facing identity fraud charges in health care facilities in Simcoe County
By: Ian MacLennan
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges after a "chain reaction" collision involving eight vehicles on Highway 400 southbound in Bradford.
By: Ian Maclennan
Like a game of political tennis, Premier Doug Ford challenged Ontario's big city mayors to "have the backbone" to ask the province to use the notwithstanding clause to help them clear homeless encampments from their cities.
A motorcyclist is dead after a single-vehicle crash Saturday afternoon in Midland. Just before 4:30 p.m., police and paramedics responded to a crash on William Street.
South Simcoe Police say a 41-year-old Barrie man died of injuries after he fell from an e-scooter onto the road and was struck by a northbound motorcycle in Innisfil.
Several weapons charges were laid by South Simcoe Police when authorities say they seized a loaded firearm at a RIDE (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) program in Innisfil.
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