Brian Smith

• Ontario mayor says enforcement against illegal car rally a success

  Wasaga Beach Mayor Brian Smith said a team, including police, stopped an unsanctioned car rally in its tracks. The town won an injunction against the event earlier in the week.

  Crime

  Sep 3, 2023
  
• Quebec anti-racism ads criticized: ‘It’s something for kids in an elementary school’

  While the Quebec ad campaign was designed to combat racism, it has sparked frustration and anger about how the government appears to view French and English-speaking citizens.

  Politics

  Nov 23, 2021
  
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• Lower Mainland assessed home values dip after sluggish year for real estate market

  BC Assessment says home values fell as much as 16 per cent in West Vancouver, while only Whistler and Pemberton saw gains.

  Consumer

  Jan 2, 2020
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• Wasaga Beach election results 2018

  Voters across Ontario head to the polls Oct. 22 to elect their next municipal government representatives. Here are the candiates for the Town of Wasaga Beach.

  Politics

  Oct 13, 2018
• Casino and entertainment complex to be built in Wasaga Beach

  According to a press release issued by the town on Thursday afternoon, Gateway Casinos and Entertainment Ltd., will be building a complex in Wasaga Beach.

  Canada

  Oct 12, 2018
• New seniors active living centre opens in Wasaga Beach

  According to a release issued by the town, the new centre officially opened on Monday.

  Canada

  Oct 2, 2018
• Penetanguishene mayor steps down, named interim CAO of Wasaga Beach

  In a release issued Wednesday afternoon, the town of Wasaga Beach announced Marshall will serve as the interim chief administrative officer (CAO) for the Town of Wasaga Beach, effective Thursday. 

  Canada

  Aug 23, 2018
• Baby hospitalized after parents accidentally filled bottle with vodka

  A Wisconsin man is facing multiple charges after his one-month-old baby was found intoxicated, setting off an alleged assault.

  Crime

  Sep 10, 2015
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• Defence lawyers don’t have right to examine crime scenes: N.S. Criminal Lawyers Asso.

  The lawyer for a man accused of murdering Taylor Samson said he is shocked there have been renovations made at what police believe to be the crime scene, but the Criminal Lawyer Association of Nova Scotia said defense lawyers do not have a right to examine crime scenes after they are released by police.

  Crime

  Sep 2, 2015