BarrieAds

What is this? Obviously a fake speed catcher... but is there meaning to it? Has anyone else seen this on their street? Not sure if my neighbour's did it or the law enforcement.....but it made me laugh more than anything. Source

Barrie transit on demand is free from college to park place with transfer to wherever for the month of May. There's 5 zones apparently if you can figure it out here's the link...... Barrie transit on demand https://book.barrietod.rideco.com/login Source

At least 2 months ago we alerted the city staff about a sign on our lawn on Innisfil Street that states "MAXIMUM 50 BEGINS". The issue with this sign is that it is in a Community Safety Zone. Fifty paces away is the intersection with Marshall Street. Marshall Street rightly has signs indicating it is a Community Safety Zone with Maximum 4O signs posted. There must be some logic behind the sign on our lawn. Sadly no one from the city staff has let us know what it is. Source

There is nothing soft or pretty about the current labour market in Barrie. It’s hard out there! Do you want to increase your confidence AND show on your resume that you have already put in the work to develop the skills all employers want, but don’t train for? Sign up for the Soft Skills Solutions© program ASAP before this free class goes on HIATUS after this next running! Want to see what the previous class said after they completed the course? Just go here: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=748546527298255&set=pb.100064287441031.-2207520000 Intake must be completed by May 6……..why not give yourself a break and gain an edge at the same time? #LiteracyON #communitybasedlearning #SoftSkillsMatter Source

An easy guide to the changes in garbage collection for Barrie starting May 1st... 1. Do you live in one of the orange areas on the first photo? If NO: Skip to the third photo, find your area (day of the week and A or B) then see the May calendar (4th photo) to get yourself back onto the two week schedule. If YES: Find out what area you live in (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) in the first photo. Find the corresponding numbered row on the second photo to find out how your curbside collection will work this week. At the end of the row it tells you your new collection day and A or B schedule, as well on the map (3rd photo). Then see the May calendar (4th photo) to get yourself back onto the two week schedule. I hope this helps as I've seen a lot of confusion for this upcoming week. Source

Was walking my mum's dog and found a bullet casing at Edgehill @ Anne. Not sure what kind it was and I left it there because I wasn't too sure. There was a shooting on the 10th floor years back, so I just wanted to give a heads-up to anyone in the area. Stay safe. Source