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Some of Barrie first responders will have a new hub to call home soon.City council received an update on construction progress at the Barrie-Simcoe Emergency Services Campus, located at 110 Fairview Rd., during a meeting Sept. 30. Major construction completion and building occupancy are on schedule Dec. 13 and Jan. 20, respectively, facility planning and development manager Jessica Liefl said. Major site construction is ongoing and has been progressing well, she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley tumbler The first phase of the campus was expected to cost more than $103 million to build 鈥?though design choices and other efficiencies mean the project hard construction cost will be about one per cent under budget. It will include a 179,200-square-foot adm stanley cup inistrative centre and a separate garage for repairing police vehicles. The site will be home to a new police headquarters, Barrie Fire and Emergency Service backup dispa stanley becher tch communications and a Simcoe County paramedic operational hub with ambulance storage, a mobile command unit and staff space. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The聽second phase, which includes a 48,500-square-foot firearms range and police and fire training centre, was postponed indefinitely by city council as a cost-saving measure last year. Kjrv Canadian cities react to losing Amazon HQ2
Ontario may be creeping toward a turning point in the battle against COVID-19.Some numbers suggest the pace of new COVID-19 cases is slowing and the so-called curve is close to flattening. The number of coronavirus patients in intensive care has stabilized over the last few days after weeks of steady increases.At long last, as Premier Doug Ford said during a news conference Monday, theres a glimmer of hope. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Still, the road ahead is long and the urge to push for a return to normal may be strong. The expert advice: Stick to what seems to be working. vaso stanley The Star spoke with Dionne M. Aleman, an associate professor at the University of Toronto specializing in pandemic planning and medical applications of operations research, about the steps forward. ART stanley website ICLE CONTINUES BELOW Q: As a vocal minority of people start to rail against the government to open up the province, what would be the risks of doing so too soon Would there be economic benefits that would offset the effects on health A: The risks of opening up the province now are huge. As much as we have been physically distancing ourselves and borders and businesses have been restricted, COVID-19 is still spreading rapidly through Ontar stanley cup io several days of around 450 new infections per day just a few days ago . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The curve is only just now st