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Looking East across the marina at the Dream Catcher.

Another one of the festival lights with the Dream Catcher in the background.

Looking East across the park. It is fun to have a picnic in the Gazebo during the summer when it is raining!

One of the festival lights - but personally, I like the blue trees beside the marina. In the front there is exercise equipment. In fact, there is exercise equipment all along the trail around Kempenfelt Bay - done it - and it's fun!

A nice view of the gazebo and fireplace. I'll ask the city folks when we can bring some wood and cook marshmallows.

Looking North we see the outline of the old city hall framed with lights.

And you'll always know what time it is with this clock that the Barrie Rotary Club just donated. Thanks BRC!

If you ever decide to come for a visit in your boat, you can easily drop anchor at the new marina.

Just north of Heritage Park is the new covered concert stage where busters can play music, the city can show movies, actors can put on a live show, and it's a great place to put the Christmas tree!

Looking South over Kempenfelt Bay from Heritage Park.

You can sit by the fire and warm up with a hot chocolate!

Friendly Kempenfelt Kelly.

Johnson's Beach looking South West across Kempenfelt Bay near dusk.

Looking South over Kempenfelt Bay - on the trail near Johnson's Beach.

Looking West along the trail near Johnson's Beach.

There are at least three illegal medical marijuana stores in Barrie, alleges Ward 2 Coun. Rose Romita, and she questions why they haven't been shut down. The city, Barrie Police Service, Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit and the Crown attorney's office are working together to figure out...

There are at least three illegal medical marijuana stores in Barrie, alleges Ward 2 Coun. Rose Romita, and she questions why they haven't been shut down. The city, Barrie Police Service, Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit and the Crown attorney's office are working together to figure out...

The first time James Dean Wolfenden had a seizure, he fell in a school hallway, cutting open his head when he smacked it on the floor. The Barrie boy had no family history of epilepsy, but he was having a massive episode in front of his Grade 6 classmates. That was the first of many. Now...

Because it's so hard to find a doctor, Just wanted to let everyone know that I found a place thats free. the place is called Bodystream.