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Barrie news roundup: what local outlets reported Tuesday, November 10

7 Barrie stories from other local news outlets, with links to the original reporting.

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Here is a look at what other news outlets are reporting in Barrie and the surrounding area.

CTV News: CTV News reports that Barrie is getting set to host crowds for a major regional Remembrance Day service. Read the full story

Barrie 360: Barrie 360 reports that a teen from Barrie was fatally shot in Etobicoke as authorities search for two suspects. Read the full story

Barrie 360: Barrie 360 reports that the province has named Orillia's outgoing mayor as the new chair of Simcoe County Council. Read the full story

Barrie News: Barrie News reports that Clarke expressed well wishes to McIsaac for the new role after failing to secure the county chair position. Read the full story

Downtown Barrie BIA: Downtown Barrie BIA reports that the public is invited to Memorial Square in downtown Barrie for Remembrance Day. Read the full story

Barrie News: Barrie News reports that three teenagers face hate crime charges in connection with assaults on Barrie Transit. Read the full story

Barrie News: Barrie News reports that a former mayor of Orillia has been named the chair of Simcoe County council. Read the full story

About this roundup

These are short summaries, written by AI from headlines only, of stories published by other news outlets. Barrie Daily has not independently verified them. Follow each link for the original reporting.

Why it matters locally: A quick way to see what other outlets are covering in Barrie today.

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  1. CTV News reports that Barrie is getting set to host crowds for a major regional Remembrance Day service.

    “Barrie prepares to welcome crowds for one of region’s largest Remembrance Day ceremonies”
    Barrie prepares to welcome crowds for one of region’s largest Remembrance Day ceremonies
  2. Barrie 360 reports that a teen from Barrie was fatally shot in Etobicoke as authorities search for two suspects.

    “Barrie teenager shot and killed in Etobicoke; police searching for two suspects”
    Barrie teenager shot and killed in Etobicoke; police searching for two suspects
  3. Barrie 360 reports that the province has named Orillia's outgoing mayor as the new chair of Simcoe County Council.

    “Outgoing Orillia mayor lands provincial appointment as new chair of Simcoe County Council”
    Outgoing Orillia mayor lands provincial appointment as new chair of Simcoe County Council
  4. Barrie News reports that Clarke expressed well wishes to McIsaac for the new role after failing to secure the county chair position.

    “Clarke misses out on county chair job, wishes McIsaac well in new role”
    Clarke misses out on county chair job, wishes McIsaac well in new role
  5. Downtown Barrie BIA reports that the public is invited to Memorial Square in downtown Barrie for Remembrance Day.

    “Downtown Barrie Invites Community to Gather at Memorial Square for Remembrance Day”
    Downtown Barrie Invites Community to Gather at Memorial Square for Remembrance Day
  6. Barrie News reports that three teenagers face hate crime charges in connection with assaults on Barrie Transit.

    “Three teens charged with hate crimes after Barrie Transit assaults”
    Three teens charged with hate crimes after Barrie Transit assaults
  7. Barrie News reports that a former mayor of Orillia has been named the chair of Simcoe County council.

    “Former Orillia mayor appointed chair of Simcoe County council”
    Former Orillia mayor appointed chair of Simcoe County council

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