Orillia
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Oct 29, 2026
Your Turn -- Ask Me Anything
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39:29Peter MansbridgeHOST
So Canadians today come in many, many more colors, speak many more languages, practice many more religions, trace their heritage to many more places.
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39:43Peter MansbridgeHOST
Suzanne Shear in Aurelia, Ontario.
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39:45Peter MansbridgeHOST
I just finished your book, Off the Record, and thoroughly enjoyed it.
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39:48Peter MansbridgeHOST
Thank you.
108. Lusty Fae w/ Erica Jurus (author of The Summer Door)
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15:34Jason ShannonHOST
And We had talked last time about Lithfane is a fictional town somewhere in southern Ontario, but I was not sure if it was fictional or if it was a real place because there's all these small towns here and there that are almost hidden away off the main road somewhere.
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15:52Jason ShannonHOST
And reading this, I think you had reference to like they had to pass through Orillia and then they curved around and went up, you know, Highway 17 and they all the way to Sault Ste.
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16:03Jason ShannonHOST
Marie.
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16:03Jason ShannonHOST
And I was just in my mind's eye trying to place like, OK, where exactly is Lithuania? It's somewhere near Orillia.
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16:08Jason ShannonHOST
It's a little bit south of that.
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16:10Jason ShannonHOST
So I just like that whole sequence.
Cherry Pie - Shana's Baked Goods
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2:15Richard ThompsonHOST
Yeah, I'll keep it brief because, you know, we all can't look at the amazing creations she makes.
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2:21Richard ThompsonHOST
But Shanna Gallagher has a nice, cute coffee and baked goods shop on your way out of town, going down Highway 12 to Orillia or Coldwater.
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2:30Richard ThompsonHOST
You'll come by this spot.
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2:31Richard ThompsonHOST
I've been there a few times.
CTV National News for Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026: B.C. Conservatives form a majority in a spectacular upset
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24:47Rich PaduloSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So we're asking people, especially on these streets that we're piloting, to start at 4 p.m.
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24:52Jon Vennevale-RauCORRESPONDENT
That includes Bill Griffin Street in Orillia, Ontario where homes will have treats waiting at the curb.
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24:59speaker_38SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's not just candy but we also hand out little toys for people who can't have candy.
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25:07Rich PaduloSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We aim to get a thousand of those streets happening by 2030 with the goal of when a child leaves their home on Halloween there's a street close by
Meta Creating AI Zuckerberg, Orilla Pushes for GO Transit Expansion and Scientist Reveal How Egypt's Pyramids Were Built
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43:21TanikaHOST
So this is Canadian-based, more so Ontario.
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43:26TanikaHOST
So a renewed push to connect Orillia to the Greater Toronto Area through expanded GO Transit service is hoping to gain traction after Council supported a resolution aimed at improving regional transportation options and reducing reliance on cars.
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43:43TanikaHOST
The proposal, presented in the council chambers, calls on the province to prioritize extending GO Transit connections to Orillia through an integrated system that would link the city directly to Barrie's Allendale GO Station and beyond.
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44:00TanikaHOST
Transportation and Parking Working Group meeting facilitator Doug Cooper and citizen representative Pat Kenney outlined a vision that begins with enhanced bus service feeding into the Barry Line with potential long-term consideration for rail expansion.
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44:17TanikaHOST
Quote, this position is developed as a complete competitive community and supports our climate and growth objectives, Kenny said, or Keeney told council.
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44:52TanikaHOST
Council Luke Leatherdale pointed to the growing number of residents commuting south for work, saying demand already exists for a more efficient option.
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45:01TanikaHOST
The amount of people who I have heard from already about this.
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45:10TanikaHOST
The amount of people that go from Orillia to Toronto on a daily basis is substantial.
Overwhelm, Birth Trauma, and Finding Your Village: A Conversation with Amber Sperling
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1:35Amber SperlingGUEST
I am a registered social worker, but I am the founder of MarshaCare and MarshaCare is a practice where we focus on the mental health and well-being of moms and women I'm very passionate about perinatal mental health and that's from like preconception straight through pregnancy postpartum parenting beyond and now perimenopause as well we support with that as well so my team are psychotherapists social workers we're here for the people that may not know you know what's going on or why you don't feel like yourself but that's our job to help you figure that out So that's what we do.
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2:13Amber SperlingGUEST
We've got offices in Barrie, Orillia, and virtually we support people across Ontario.
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2:20Alana KayfetzHOST
Yeah.
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2:20Alana KayfetzHOST
And I think you've done such an incredible job at really understanding the demographic of like sort of the millennial mom, or I would say like, you know, the next gen moms who are, you know, dealing with a lot of, of those mental health issues and obviously mental health in the last couple of years have taken center stage and thank goodness it has because women like you who are incredibly well-versed in supporting all sorts of different types of walks of people, walks of life of people, really can benefit from mental health experts like yourself.
Bob McCown: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 2000
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23:57Bob McCownGUEST
It just occurred to me.
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24:01Bob McCownGUEST
And so I went into him one day and I said, Ron, I am going to go to Orillia or someplace, and see if I'm any good at this.
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24:11Bob McCownGUEST
And I remember it was wintertime.
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24:13Bob McCownGUEST
I thought, I'll give myself a few months, and if I'm no good or I don't get a job, I'll go back to golf.
Are anti-immigrant views on the rise where you are?
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26:01Amanda PfefferHOST
Are you seeing a rise in anti-immigrant sentiment? And where are you seeing it? 1-888-817-8995.
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26:09Amanda PfefferHOST
I want to go right to the phone lines, and we have Jennifer, who is in Orillia.
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26:16Amanda PfefferHOST
Jennifer, go ahead, tell us your story again.
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26:19Amanda PfefferHOST
Are you seeing a rise in anti-immigrant views, and where is it happening?
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26:25JenniferAUDIENCE
So we've had actually the Dominion Society in Orillia recently this summer.
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26:31JenniferAUDIENCE
Our mayor had gone ahead and put the Champlain statue back despite there still being ongoing issues about design and implementation and ensuring Indigenous voices were heard.
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26:46JenniferAUDIENCE
And they used it as their opportunity to come into our community and do some rallies and also hand out pamphlets.
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26:56JenniferAUDIENCE
and it has caused division and whenever you speak out against it it's like you're shut down but I also think that when we think of it just as immigration like they've targeted any marginalized community and in particular in Orillia they've targeted Crystal Brooks which is an Indigenous woman currently running for council And in running for council, she's been told to go home, that she shouldn't be here.
Preston on Turnarounds, Saylor on Service, Shivers on Community | Daily Dealer Live
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1:23Sam D’ArcHOST
And yesterday, we wrote about a dealer selling cars in all 50 states.
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1:28Sam D’ArcHOST
Mark Shivers, general manager of Subaru of Orillia in Ontario, Canada, is making the absolute opposite bet on his own town.
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1:36Sam D’ArcHOST
He says community beats any ad you can buy, and we'll ask him to prove it.
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1:41Sam D’ArcHOST
And as a reminder, we're streaming live across all CDG social media platforms.
41 MINS LATER
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42:15Sam D’ArcHOST
As he grows his organization with all the great brands he has, how's he thinking about solving for this? Because that is a problem.
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42:23Sam D’ArcHOST
People can't wait 12 minutes.
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42:24Sam D’ArcHOST
So, but first, let's go to Mark Shivers, GM Subaru of Orillia, north of the border in Canada, on Orillia, Ontario, Canada.
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42:32Sam D’ArcHOST
Mark, welcome to the show.
The Toronto Sun October 21, 2026
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24:49Anne MetzNARRATOR
The Lightfoot Band terrifically tense ahead of Massey Hall return.
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25:05Anne MetzNARRATOR
Anxious, apprehensive, excited, the group is also preparing for a show in Orillia on October 29th as they venture forward without legendary singer Gord at home.
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25:16Anne MetzNARRATOR
By Jane Stevenson.
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25:18Anne MetzNARRATOR
Published October 20th, 2026.
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29:51Anne MetzNARRATOR
"The first time I played here with Gordon in 1969, we also made an album out of it called Sunday Concert.
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29:59Anne MetzNARRATOR
That really stood out to, stood out to be because here I am, a Toronto kid, holy smokes, playing in Massey Hall with Gordon Lightfoot and making an album out of it.
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30:08Anne MetzNARRATOR
I mean, wow, what else can you do?" The Lightfoot Band also has an earlier gig on October 29th at the Orillia Opera House, of which, of course, is the venue in Lightfoot's hometown.
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30:21Anne MetzNARRATOR
That performance is part of the fourth annual Gordon Lightfoot Festival running October 29th through the 31st.
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