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What safety precautions are airlines taking? How has the pandemic changed the travel industry? Is travelling cheaper now? Answer these questions and more tomorrow 12 p.m. All webinar attendees will receive a discount code from Flair Airlines.
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Each week, we turn the spotlight on a character in our community. Check out this week’s profile on Molly Farquharson, who returned to Orillia to open a studio in Orillia’s Arts District.
A peaceful walk in the woods became a nightmare for a local resident recently. Check out Raymond Bowe’s column about a brazen daylight theft of a catalytic converter from a trailside parking lot.
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And if you missed it, here's what happened last week:
Don’t miss Nathan Taylor’s food and drink column. He turns the spotlight on 5 Indian Sisters, a restaurant located in downtown Orillia that features big flavours and fresh ingredients.
As people start thinking about Christmas gifts, some think about purchasing pets for that special someone. Check out reporter Nikki Cole’s column that warns about rushing into such a decision.
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