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Wasaga Sun's local coverage focuses on announcements, government news, entertainment news, and sports. The publication also covers topics related to water safety, boating, life-jackets, and activities involving the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). When reaching out to Wasaga Sun with story pitches or contributions, consider providing local community-focused content such as events and initiatives in Elmvale and surrounding areas of Ontario. If you have insights or updates related to water safety regulations or local OPP activities that directly impact the community covered by Wasaga Sun, those would likely be relevant for their readership.
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By: Wasaga Sun
Elmvale Groundwater Observatory protected with security cameras, alarm system, monitoring services.
By: Wasaga Sun
Students and parents advised to adhere to detours while roads under construction.
By: Wasaga Sun
Clearview Township has officially dropped the speed limit on two approaches to County Road 9.
By: Wasaga Sun
For more than 165 years, the Great Northern Exhibition has stayed true to the agricultural roots of the community while keeping pace with changing interests.
By: Wasaga Sun
A boater was brought to shore safely Sept. 17 after their boat ran out of gas while out on Georgian Bay.
By: Wasaga Sun
CCTV equipment for downtown area, Mosley and 45th.
By: Wasaga Sun
Neighbours of a proposed development in the east end of Wasaga Beach are concerned the project will have a negative impact on the environment and a longtime business.
By: Wasaga Sun
The Tragically Hip tribute band The Poets will be headlining the Purple Hills Arts and Heritage Society’s Festival of the Arts on National Truth and Reconciliation Day, Sept. 30.
By: Wasaga Sun
The winning ticket was purchased at West River Convenience on River Road in Wasaga Beach
By: Brett Glover, Wasaga Sun
WARNING: This article contains suicidal thoughts and may be upsetting to readers. If you are having suicidal thoughts, there is help. The Canada Suicide Prevention Service can be reached at
(833) 317-6278 