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Greg McGrath-Goudie

Greg McGrath-Goudie

Greg McGrath-Goudie got started in journalism as a student news editor at Lakehead University, where he completed bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English. Following graduation, he freelanced for a number of publications before landing with Village Media in 2021, where he has worked as an LJI reporter for CollingwoodToday, and now as a city hall/general assignment reporter for OrilliaMatters

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Recent Work by Greg

$7.2M second phase of Laclie Street reconstruction set to begin

$7.2M second phase of Laclie Street reconstruction set to begin

Extensive work will take place between Borland Street and Parkhurst Crescent
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'We need to do better': Orillia march calls for end to violence against women

'We need to do better': Orillia march calls for end to violence against women

'It's happening everywhere, and we all must stand up and demand the end of violence,' said the Green Haven Shelter for Women executive director
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OSS students feel ‘really good’ about helping Salvation Army win $5,000

OSS students feel ‘really good’ about helping Salvation Army win $5,000

'During research, we found out about the social issues, how common they were, and how many people in Orillia alone are homeless or can’t afford anything,' said student
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Youth Centre all smiles thanks to $80,000 from cookie campaign

Youth Centre all smiles thanks to $80,000 from cookie campaign

'We’re greatly appreciative. This allows us to do so much more for young people in our community,' said Orillia Youth Centre official
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Residents slam Polyethics over 'uncomfortable' odour in area

Residents slam Polyethics over 'uncomfortable' odour in area

'The smell has been there for over a year. The solution is to stop the production,' said frustrated resident at public forum
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Orillia modular housing facility will welcome county's homeless youth

Orillia modular housing facility will welcome county's homeless youth

'(There’s) pride, but it's bittersweet, knowing that there's a lot more work to be done on this front,' said Coun. Jay Fallis, who recently had a tour of West St. S. units
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Why is the city's development charges reserve $22M in deficit?

Why is the city's development charges reserve $22M in deficit?

'Staff are constantly managing the program and leveraging other tools available,' says city treasurer/CFO, noting deficit should be erased by 2032
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Resident transported to hospital, dog dies in Westmount fire

Resident transported to hospital, dog dies in Westmount fire

Firefighter, on his first day on the job, helped save the resident, said fire chief; fire marshal's office is investigating cause of the afternoon blaze
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Local officials 'really excited' to kick off 2024 boating season

Local officials 'really excited' to kick off 2024 boating season

'We’ve got a lot to recover after three bad years. It was pain last year, but we're very happy about the future,' says harbourmaster, reflecting on construction chaos
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Lakehead students, faculty call for freedom of expression on Palestine

Lakehead students, faculty call for freedom of expression on Palestine

'I think the importance of this is that we are a higher learning institution. It's supposed to be a place for free expression,' said Lakehead student union VP
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