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Clients large and small turning to Orillia's Ticking Stripe Design
Posted on Monday, July 19, 2021 11:45 AM
By Frank Matys, Orillia Today
Located in downtown Orillia, Ticking Stripe Design is a full-service interior design firm that caters to developers and private residential clients alike.
Owner Tanya Pallopson provides an expert eye for projects ranging from new builds and renovations through to furnishings, including custom-built furniture ordered from specialized suppliers.
“Right now I’m furnishing an entire cottage, so I’m having three couches made, outdoor furniture, pillows, the beds — the kitchen...
UPDATE: July 16, 2021 Orillia working towards reopening of facilities as part of Step 3
Posted on Friday, July 16, 2021 05:00 AM
In light of the Province’s announcement to move into Step 3 of the Roadmap to Reopen on July 16, the City of Orillia is working towards the reopening of select City facilities and amenities with COVID-19 health and safety measures in place.
“It’s very encouraging that we are moving into Step 3 of the Province’s reopening plan sooner than initially anticipated, which is thanks to everyone who is rolling up their sleeve and getting vaccinated. However, when reopening City amenities, there are many...
Grabbing a bite at the Golden Beaver in downtown Orillia
Posted on Thursday, July 08, 2021 09:15 AM
By Frank Matys, Orillia Today
The Golden Beaver is quintessentially Canadian.
A chainsaw carving of its namesake mammal greets visitors at the door of the combined coffee/bake/barbershop, where maple syrup-scented candles lend the air a sweet tang.
Vintage wooden skis are affixed to the ceiling, and the walls and shelving are adorned with all manner of memorabilia from the nation’s past, including snowshoes, landscape paintings and a smattering of antique stubby beer bottles behind the counter.
“I...
Orillia grants $55,000 to local businesses, developers through DTCIP
Posted on Monday, July 05, 2021 05:30 AM
The City of Orillia presented $55,000 in grants to two new projects in the City’s core through the second intake of the 2021 Downtown Tomorrow Community Improvement Plan (DTCIP) grant program.
“The Downtown Tomorrow grant program is helping local businesses create a stronger, more vibrant downtown with more commercial and residential spaces,” said Mayor Steve Clarke. “As we move towards recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, these projects will be important for attracting new residents, visitors,...
Orillia Area CDC support helps local business cater to modern-day mystics
Posted on Monday, July 05, 2021 04:30 AM
By the Orillia Area Community Development Corporation
Kelsey Beesley has recently joined an exciting group of young entrepreneurs who are adding to the character and energy of Orillia’s downtown. Beesley’s new shop, My Moon Collective, joins a growing collection of cafes, restaurants and specialty shops that have opened recently by a new generation of business leaders.
Beesley describes her shop, located at 169 Mississaga St. E. (the former Wilkie’s Bakery), as Orillia’s modern-day mystics...
