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Get it. Bid it. Win it! Biddingo .com May 21, 2015 Opportunities & Announcements For information on news, events, and more visit us online at Barrie.ca Contact Us Phone: 705-726-4242 TTY: 705-792-7910 E-mail: [email protected] The City of Barrie competitive bid opportunities can be found at Biddingo.com/barrie. Businesses can also complete the Vendor’s Application form to receive free City of Barrie opportunity alerts from this website. The City does not warrant, represent, or guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any bid documents and/or information retrieved from any third party source other than Biddingo.com/barrie or in person from the City of Barrie. The City is not responsible for any loss or damage including, but not limited to, time, money, or goodwill arising from errors, inaccuracies or omissions in any third party bid documents and/or information. To Obtain Documents • Download bid document directly from Biddingo.com/barrie. • Subscribe as a Biddingo member to download unlimited documents from Biddingo.com/barrie. The Biddingo subscription fee is $250 per year. • Non-subscribers can download individual bid documents from Biddingo.com/barrie, a fee may apply to each document. • Pick up in person from the Purchasing Branch, 56 Mulcaster Street, Barrie ON during business hours Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm. A non-refundable document fee applies to each hardcopy document. The City’s Waste Management Programs are part of this year’s Business Plan, including a plan to address diaper disposal from May 1 to October 31 each year. Effective May 1, 2015 Barrie residents can dispose of up to two clear bags of diapers per week at no charge (maximum weight of 20kg/bag) at the Barrie Landfill, 272 Ferndale Dr. N., open Tuesday to Saturday from 9am – 4pm. Bags must consist solely of diapers. Proof of residency is required. E F F E C T I V E M A Y 1 S T ’ 2 0 1 5 CHANGES TO DIAPER DISPOSAL Saturday, June 6, 2015 Centennial Park 10:00am – 5:00pm Celebrate our community! In partnership with TD, the City of Barrie presents our 16th annual community festival on Saturday June 6th. You’re invited to join the celebration! The festivities feature free fun for all ages, including: • 50 community groups providing • Live entertainment hands-on activities • Heritage village with re-enactments • Inflatables and games and demonstrations • Rock climbing wall • Family film under the stars (at dusk) • Petting zoo • And so much more all for free! For more information, visit barrie.ca/CelebrateBarrie Yearly Water Main Swabbing Program Has Begun in the City On May 19, 2015 and running for 8 to 10 days, the City of Barrie has begun swabbing approximately 23 kilometers of water main in the south end of the city. This project will run day and night and may include weekends. To view a map of the affected area, visit barrie.ca/WaterDistribution. The affected area roughly borders Chieftain Crescent, Mollard Court, Little Avenue and McConkey Place to the South, Huronia Road to the East, Jane Crescent, Adelaide Street, and Essa Road to the West and Gowan Street to the North. The purpose is to remove the sediment that builds up in the water main over time. The sediment is derived from minerals in the water. Some residences and businesses will experience water outages as part of the swabbing process, and will be given written notice in advance. Some residences and businesses will be affected more than once due to their location in respect to Water Main Valves and Fire Hydrants. Residents and businesses may experience some water discoloration during outages for short durations and should follow these guidelines: • Turn on a cold water tap and let the water run for a few minutes. • Do not choose a tap that has a water filter connected to it, or the sediment may clog your filter. • Do not use a hot water tap because it could draw sediment into your hot water tank. • Catch some water in a light-colored cup or container to see if it is clear. Proceed to use the water if it is clear. If the water doesn’t clear in 5 minutes, wait 30 minutes and try again. • During the outage as indicated in your written notice, water pressure will come and go, but please do not run any water during this time period as it could cause large quantities of sediment to plug your service/plumbing/appliances, etc. Apartment property managers, landlords and business operators: • Turn on a cold water tap near the water shut off valve (e.g. a tap in the mop sink in the maintenance room) and let the water run for a few minutes. • Catch some water in a light-colored cup or container to see if it is clear. • Restore water to the rest of the building when the water is clear. Cloudy Water: Water is cloudy because air captured in the water makes tiny bubbles. These bubbles are harmless and will disappear if the water sits for a few minutes. Drinking discolored water should not be harmful, however, it may not smell, taste, or look pleasant. If water is still discolored after two to three hours, call the City of Barrie at 705-792-7920. The City of Barrie will be monitoring the water clarity and chlorine residual in the water mains. For more information, visit barrie.ca/WaterDistribution. Upcoming Events May 23 – THIS WEEKEND Parkview 55+ Centre Community Garage Sale 8:00am – 1:00pm 189 Blake Street Join us at Parkview 55+ Centre, for our 1st Annual Community Garage Sale, rain or shine. Call the Centre at 705-737-0755 for more information. June 13 East Bayfield Community Centre Garage Sale 7:00am – 12:00pm (Noon) 80 Livingstone Street East Join us at East Bayfield Community Centre, for our Annual Community Garage Sale, rain or shine. Vendor space is still available for just $10.00. Call Client Services at 705-739-4225 for more information. Downtown Branch: 60 Worsley Street Painswick Branch: 48 Dean Avenue Phone: 705-728-1010 Website: library.barrie.ca May 21 Knitting and Crochet Circle 7:00pm – 8:00pm Painswick Branch, Community Living Room Drop in for our Knitting and Crochet Circle where you will find conversation and advice with our beginner to expert participants. Bring your unfinished project or yarn and needles to start a new project. Knitting and crocheting resources will be provided. The third Thursday every month,until June 18th. Note: For all skill levels, ages 14 and up. May 21 Reel Time Films – Aboriginal Awareness Week Feature Film 7:00pm – 9:00pm Painswick Branch, Massie Family Program Room In honour of Aboriginal Awareness Week in May, we are screening "Empire of Dirt: A Canadian Drama Film." Going home was never an option for single mother Lena Mahikan. But when her 13 year-old, Peeka, overdoses in the streets of Toronto, she is forced to return home to her estranged mother and face a life-long legacy of shame and resentment. Empire of Dirt is a story about second chances and summoning the power of family to soothe the pain of cyclical damage. Join us afterwards as we Skype with Jennifer Podemsky (the film's supporting actress). Note: Movie: 2012, 99 minutes, Rating: 14A May 23 Author Visit with Ruth Ohi 10:30am – 11:15am Downtown Branch, Angus Ross Meeting Room We are thrilled to welcome award winning illustrator and author Ruth Ohi to our Saturday drop in storytime. Ruth is the illustrator of over fifty books as well as author of seventeen of those books, including the “Chicken, Pig, Cow” series and “Fox and Squirrel” series. Her books have been selected for the Canadian Toy Testing Council’s “Great Books”, the Ontario Library Association’s “Best Bets” and the Toronto Public Library’s “First & Best”. Ruth’s books have been shortlisted for awards such as the Marilyn Baillie Picture Book, Amelia Francis Howard-Gibbons award and Blue Spruce. Note: All ages of children are welcome as well as adults interested in her books. No registration required. May 26 Information Night for Seniors: Getting a New License and Driver Safety Tips 7:00pm – 8:00pm Painswick Branch, Massie Family Program Room Are you approaching 80 years of age? Are you preparing to get a new license as a senior? Please come out for this informative night and learn about the process for getting a new license, including testing requirements. Learn some safe driving tips so you can take change of your own driving safety. We will also discuss more recent rules of the road. This information session is provided by Sean Wraight, Ministry of Transportation Regional Planner, Road User Safety. Family members are welcome to attend and learn about the process in order to help a family member or friend prepare for the test. May 27 Master Gardener Series 7:00pm – 8:00pm Painswick Branch, Massie Family Program Room Join us for a program with Barrie's Master Gardeners about different aspects of gardening. To find out more details about this topic and the presenter, please see the library events calendar and posters in the library or call 705-728-1010. New Transit Contract: Getting You There With Care O ver the last several years, Barrie Transit’s prime motto is, “Getting you there!” To accomplish this mission, the City of Barrie revamped the entire transit service, including adding a new transit route system with new hubs, adding bike racks to buses and implementing a stop call/text system and a live bus map for predicting bus arrivals at all stops. But, many indicators were pointing that more was needed, and the City has signed a new transit contract that will maintain the current service while adding greater elements of customer care. “This new contract won’t change routes or the amount of vehicles on the road, but it will impact the rider experience,” says Dan Burton, Manager of Transit. “Our transit system belongs to Barrie residents and it should be as enjoyable and comfortable as possible–that’s been our focus with this service agreement.” Starting July 1st, MVT Canadian Bus Inc. will take over as the City of Barrie’s transit provider. The new 20-year agreement includes service level standards, with targets the provider must meet or it will face penalties. Many of the service level indicators are related to customer service, including the degree of customer satisfaction, measured through customer complaints and resolutions. Service reliability is another customer service indicator, measured by the provider’s ability to maintain on-time service. “Our riders’ needs are our priority, from the cleanliness of the vehicles, to the availability and friendliness of the staff,” notes Burton. “We expect our riders will notice a difference when the new contract starts in July.” One noticeable change will be moving Barrie Transit customer service staff to the Downtown Bus Terminal, where riders can buy tickets and interact with customer service staff face-to-face, on a daily basis. Providing this one point of direct client contact for ticket sales, customer service and customer communication, at the location which processes the greatest number of transit customers, will lead to increased customer knowledge and enhance their experience. On the City’s side of the equation, the one point of contact equals a streamlining of public processes by bringing them in house. This will assist in building a direct connection and understanding between our riders, our revenues and our planning aspects of the business. It’s simply more effective and efficient. To house service staff in the Downtown Bus Terminal, the City of Barrie will hire one full-time supervisor and part-time staff. The downtown terminal service will also look at opportunities in the future to offer further City services, such as sale of garbage tags, recreation passes, parking passes, etc., improving the level of service to all residents, not just transit riders. In fact, the new service contract is the result of an extensive procurement process that focused on improving value by boosting the quality of service to riders, while also providing the City with more flexibility and control. The current provider for Barrie Transit has been in place for more than 25 years. Existing staff will have the opportunity to benefit from their acquired skills and experience and apply for positions with the new provider. As for MVT Canadian Bus Inc., it is a subsidiary of MV Transportation Inc., the largest private provider of para-transit services and the largest privately-owned passenger transportation contracting firm based in the United States. The City of Barrie continues to encourage riders to provide feedback on their transit experience. Customers can call 705-739-4209, during regular business hours or email [email protected]. Starting July 1st, riders can also provide feedback directly to a customer service representative at the Downtown Bus Terminal, located at 24 Maple Avenue. Are you an entrepreneur or innovator looking to connect with a mentor? Then don’t miss the Mentor Mash on Thursday, June 4th from 6:15pm to 9:30pm at The Creative Space, 12 Dunlop Street East, Barrie. Mentor Mash is a free event that invites entrepreneurs and innovators seeking advice to connect with mentors. Mentors are people who want to help, are interested in startups and have validated experience. You’ll have an opportunity to interact and network with experts in a variety of fields including Digital Marketing, Branding, Product Development, and Finance. The format will follow the speed dating model, after a brief introduction to the attendees each participant will rotate through mentors. Participants will spend 8 to 10 minutes with each mentor before rotating to the next. By the end of the event, you will have had the opportunity to gather diverse ideas, perspectives, and advice on your business or new venture. Invest Barrie, Greater Barrie Business Enterprise Centre and The Henry Bernick Entrepreneurship Centre and The Creative Space will be at the event for those who would like to discuss options for additional support. Proudly offered by: Invest Barrie, GBBEC, and The Henry Bernick Entrepreneurship Centre. Visit the events calendar on barriebusinesscentre.ca to reserve your spot! PA Day Camp Fun for the Kids Camp Fun for One Friday, June 5th from 9:00am to 4:00pm Experience a day of fun while participating in sports, games, crafts and special events. From the beginner camper to the more experienced, this camp has it all! For ages 6 to 10. Cost: $30.45 Barrie Resident $34.45 Non-Resident Locations: Allandale RC. Code 107984 East Bayfield Community Centre Code 108112 Fastastic Fridays Friday, June 5th from 9:30am to 11:00am Join us for a special theme based program. Parents will join in the antics as we share theme based activities, songs, crafts and games between the preschool room and gymnasium, or outdoors (weather permitting). For ages 2 to 5. Cost: $10.15 Barrie Resident $14.15 Non-Resident Location: Holly Community Centre Code 108824 For more information on summer camps, visit Barrie.ca/SummerCampsPlanner
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Get it. Bid it. Win it!Biddingo.com
May 21, 2015
Opportunities & Announcements
For information on news, events, and more visit us online at Barrie.ca Contact Us Phone: 705-726-4242 TTY: 705-792-7910 E-mail: [email protected]
The City of Barrie competitive bid opportunities can be found at Biddingo.com/barrie. Businesses can also complete the Vendor’s Application form to receive free City of Barrie opportunity alerts from this website.
The City does not warrant, represent, or guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any bid documents and/or information retrieved from any third party source other than Biddingo.com/barrie or in person from the City of Barrie. The City is not responsible for any loss or damage including, but not limited to, time, money, or goodwill arising from errors, inaccuracies or omissions in any third party bid documents and/or information.
To Obtain Documents• Download bid document directly from Biddingo.com/barrie. • Subscribe as a Biddingo member to download unlimited documents from Biddingo.com/barrie. The Biddingo subscription fee is $250 per year. • Non-subscribers can download individual bid documents from Biddingo.com/barrie, a fee may apply to each document. • Pick up in person from the Purchasing Branch, 56 Mulcaster Street, Barrie ON during business hours Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm. A non-refundable document fee applies to each hardcopy document.
The City’s Waste Management Programs are part of this year’s Business Plan, including a plan to address diaper disposal from May 1 to October 31 each year. Effective May 1, 2015 Barrie residents can dispose of up to two clear bags of diapers per week at no charge (maximum weight of 20kg/bag) at the Barrie Landfill, 272 Ferndale Dr. N., open Tuesday to Saturday from 9am – 4pm. Bags must consist solely of diapers. Proof of residency is required.
EFFECTIVE MAY 1
ST’ 2015
CHANGES TO DIAPER DISPOSAL
Saturday, June 6, 2015Centennial Park 10:00am – 5:00pm
Celebrate our community! In partnership with TD, the City of Barrie presents our 16th annual community festival on Saturday June 6th. You’re invited to join the celebration!
The festivities feature free fun for all ages, including:• 50 community groups providing • Live entertainment hands-on activities • Heritage village with re-enactments• Inflatables and games and demonstrations • Rock climbing wall • Family film under the stars (at dusk)• Petting zoo • And so much more all for free!
For more information, visit barrie.ca/CelebrateBarrie
Yearly Water Main Swabbing Program Has Begun in the City On May 19, 2015 and running for 8 to 10 days, the City of Barrie has begun swabbing approximately 23 kilometers of water main in the south end of the city. This project will run day and night and may include weekends. To view a map of the affected area, visit barrie.ca/WaterDistribution. The affected area roughly borders Chieftain Crescent, Mollard Court, Little Avenue and McConkey Place to the South, Huronia Road to the East, Jane Crescent, Adelaide Street, and Essa Road to the West and Gowan Street to the North. The purpose is to remove the sediment that builds up in the water main over time. The sediment is derived from minerals in the water. Some residences and businesses will experience water outages as part of the swabbing process, and will be given written notice in advance. Some residences and businesses will be affected more than once due to their location in respect to Water Main Valves and Fire Hydrants. Residents and businesses may experience some water discoloration during outages for short durations and should follow these guidelines:
• Turn on a cold water tap and let the water run for a few minutes.
• Do not choose a tap that has a water filter connected to it, or the sediment may clog your filter.
• Do not use a hot water tap because it could draw sediment into your hot water tank.
• Catch some water in a light-colored cup or container to see if it is clear. Proceed to use the water if it is clear. If the water doesn’t clear in 5 minutes, wait 30 minutes and try again.
• During the outage as indicated in your written notice, water pressure will come and go, but please do not run any water during this time period as it could cause large quantities of sediment to plug your service/plumbing/appliances, etc. Apartment property managers, landlords and business operators:
• Turn on a cold water tap near the water shut off valve (e.g. a tap in the mop sink in the maintenance room) and let the water run for a few minutes.
• Catch some water in a light-colored cup or container to see if it is clear.
• Restore water to the rest of the building when the water is clear. Cloudy Water:Water is cloudy because air captured in the water makes tiny bubbles. These bubbles are harmless and will disappear if the water sits for a few minutes. Drinking discolored water should not be harmful, however, it may not smell, taste, or look pleasant. If water is still discolored after two to three hours, call the City of Barrie at 705-792-7920. The City of Barrie will be monitoring the water clarity and chlorine residual in the water mains. For more information, visit barrie.ca/WaterDistribution.
Upcoming Events
May 23 – THIS WEEKEND Parkview 55+ Centre Community Garage Sale 8:00am – 1:00pm 189 Blake StreetJoin us at Parkview 55+ Centre, for our 1st Annual Community Garage Sale, rain or shine. Call the Centre at 705-737-0755 for more information.
June 13 East Bayfield Community Centre Garage Sale 7:00am – 12:00pm (Noon)80 Livingstone Street EastJoin us at East Bayfield Community Centre, for our Annual Community Garage Sale, rain or shine. Vendor space is still available for just $10.00. Call Client Services at 705-739-4225 for more information.
Downtown Branch: 60 Worsley StreetPainswick Branch: 48 Dean AvenuePhone: 705-728-1010 Website: library.barrie.ca
May 21 Knitting and Crochet Circle 7:00pm – 8:00pmPainswick Branch, Community Living RoomDrop in for our Knitting and Crochet Circle where you will find conversation and advice with our beginner to expert participants. Bring your unfinished project or yarn and needles to start a new project. Knitting and crocheting resources will be provided. The third Thursday every month,until June 18th. Note: For all skill levels, ages 14 and up.
May 21 Reel Time Films – Aboriginal Awareness Week Feature Film7:00pm – 9:00pmPainswick Branch, Massie Family Program Room
In honour of Aboriginal Awareness Week in May, we are screening "Empire of Dirt: A Canadian Drama Film." Going home was never an option for single mother Lena Mahikan. But when her 13 year-old, Peeka, overdoses in
the streets of Toronto, she is forced to return home to her estranged mother and face a life-long legacy of shame and resentment. Empire of Dirt is a story about second chances and summoning the power of family to soothe the pain of cyclical damage. Join us afterwards as we Skype with Jennifer Podemsky (the film's supporting actress). Note: Movie: 2012, 99 minutes, Rating: 14A
May 23 Author Visit with Ruth Ohi10:30am – 11:15amDowntown Branch, Angus Ross Meeting RoomWe are thrilled to welcome award winning illustrator and author Ruth Ohi to our Saturday drop in storytime. Ruth is the illustrator of over fifty books as well as author of seventeen of those books, including the “Chicken, Pig, Cow” series and “Fox and Squirrel” series. Her books have been selected for the Canadian Toy Testing Council’s “Great Books”, the Ontario Library Association’s “Best Bets” and the Toronto Public Library’s “First & Best”. Ruth’s books have been shortlisted for awards such as the Marilyn Baillie Picture Book, Amelia Francis Howard-Gibbons award and Blue Spruce. Note: All ages of children are welcome as well as adults interested in her books. No registration required.
May 26 Information Night for Seniors: Getting a New License and Driver Safety Tips7:00pm – 8:00pmPainswick Branch, Massie Family Program Room
Are you approaching 80 years of age? Are you preparing to get a new license as a senior? Please come out for this informative night and learn about the process for getting a new license, including testing requirements. Learn some safe driving tips so you can take change of your own driving safety. We will also discuss more recent rules of the road. This information session is provided by Sean Wraight, Ministry of Transportation Regional Planner, Road User Safety. Family members are welcome to attend and learn about the process in order to help a family member or friend prepare for the test.
May 27 Master Gardener Series 7:00pm – 8:00pmPainswick Branch, Massie Family Program RoomJoin us for a program with Barrie's Master Gardeners about different aspects of gardening. To find out more details about this topic and the presenter, please see the library events calendar and posters in the library or call 705-728-1010.
New Transit Contract: Getting You There With Care O ver the last several years, Barrie
Transit’s prime motto is, “Getting you there!” To accomplish this mission, the City of Barrie revamped the entire transit service, including adding a new transit route system with new hubs, adding bike racks to buses and implementing a stop call/text system and a live bus map for predicting bus arrivals at all stops. But, many indicators were pointing that more was needed, and the City has signed a new transit contract that will maintain the current service while adding greater elements of customer care.
“This new contract won’t change routes or the amount of vehicles on the road, but it will impact the rider experience,” says Dan Burton, Manager of Transit. “Our transit system belongs to Barrie residents and it should be as enjoyable and comfortable as possible–that’s been our focus with this service agreement.”
Starting July 1st, MVT Canadian Bus Inc. will take over as the City of Barrie’s transit provider. The new 20-year agreement includes service level standards, with targets the provider must meet or it will face penalties. Many of the service level indicators are related to customer service, including the degree of customer satisfaction, measured through customer complaints and resolutions. Service reliability is another customer service indicator, measured by the provider’s ability to maintain on-time service.
“Our riders’ needs are our priority, from the cleanliness of the vehicles, to the availability and friendliness of the staff,” notes Burton. “We expect our riders will notice a difference when the new contract starts in July.”
One noticeable change will be moving Barrie Transit customer service staff to the Downtown Bus Terminal, where riders can buy tickets and interact with customer service staff face-to-face, on a daily basis. Providing this one point of direct client contact for ticket sales, customer service and customer communication, at the location which processes the greatest number of transit customers, will lead to increased customer knowledge and enhance their experience.
On the City’s side of the equation, the one point of contact equals a streamlining of public processes by bringing them in house. This will assist in building a direct connection and understanding between our riders, our revenues and our planning aspects of the business. It’s simply more effective and efficient.
To house service staff in the Downtown Bus Terminal, the City of Barrie will hire one full-time supervisor and part-time staff. The downtown terminal service will also look at opportunities in the future to offer further City services, such as sale of garbage tags, recreation passes, parking passes, etc., improving the level of service to all residents, not just transit riders.
In fact, the new service contract is the result of an extensive procurement process that focused on improving value by boosting the quality of service to riders, while also providing the City with more flexibility and control.
The current provider for Barrie Transit has been in place for more than 25 years. Existing staff will have the opportunity to benefit from their acquired skills and experience and apply for positions with the new provider. As for MVT Canadian Bus Inc., it is a subsidiary of MV Transportation Inc., the largest private provider of para-transit services and the largest privately-owned passenger transportation contracting firm based in the United States.
The City of Barrie continues to encourage riders to provide feedback on their transit experience. Customers can call 705-739-4209, during regular business hours or email [email protected]. Starting July 1st, riders can also provide feedback directly to a customer service representative at the Downtown Bus Terminal, located at 24 Maple Avenue.
Are you an entrepreneur or innovator looking to connect with a mentor? Then don’t miss the Mentor Mash on Thursday, June 4th from 6:15pm to 9:30pm at The Creative Space, 12 Dunlop Street East, Barrie. Mentor Mash is a free event that invites entrepreneurs and innovators seeking advice to connect with mentors. Mentors are people who want to help, are interested in startups and have validated experience. You’ll have an opportunity to interact and network with experts in a variety of fields including Digital Marketing, Branding, Product Development, and Finance. The format will follow the speed dating model, after a brief introduction to the attendees each participant will rotate through mentors. Participants will spend 8 to 10 minutes with each mentor before rotating to the next. By the end of the event, you will have had the opportunity to gather diverse ideas, perspectives, and advice on your business or new venture. Invest Barrie, Greater Barrie Business Enterprise Centre and The Henry Bernick Entrepreneurship Centre and The Creative Space will be at the event for those who would like to discuss options for additional support. Proudly offered by: Invest Barrie, GBBEC, and The Henry Bernick Entrepreneurship Centre. Visit the events calendar on barriebusinesscentre.ca to reserve your spot!
PA Day Camp Fun for the KidsCamp Fun for One Friday, June 5th from 9:00am to 4:00pmExperience a day of fun while participating in sports, games, crafts and special events. From the beginner camper to the more experienced, this camp has it all! For ages 6 to 10.Cost: $30.45 Barrie Resident $34.45 Non-Resident Locations: Allandale RC. Code 107984 East Bayfield Community Centre Code 108112
Fastastic Fridays Friday, June 5th from 9:30am to 11:00amJoin us for a special theme based program. Parents will join in the antics as we share theme based activities, songs, crafts and games between the preschool room and gymnasium, or outdoors (weather permitting). For ages 2 to 5.Cost: $10.15 Barrie Resident $14.15 Non-ResidentLocation: Holly Community Centre Code 108824 For more information on summer camps, visit Barrie.ca/SummerCampsPlanner
