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Ian Adams

Ian Adams

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Reporter, Simcoe.com

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  • Orillia mayor’s decision to rescind job offer to chief administrative officer could be costly for city, employment lawyer says

    By Ian Adams Verified| Simcoe.com Verified The Orillia mayor’s decision to rescind the job offer for the city’s next chief administrative officer could be costly for taxpayers, says an expert in employment law. Josh Valler, a partner with Barriston Law with expertise in employment law, said unless the city included an “escape clause” in its offer to Trevor Lee, it could be liable for damages.

    By Ian Adams Verified · Simcoe.com

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • CANADA ELECTION 2025: Simcoe County residents want to hear solutions on housing issues from federal election parties, candidates

    By Ian Adams Simcoecom, Ian Adams Verified| Simcoe.com Verified Can a federal government move the needle on housing? That’s the question in the minds of a number of local voters who have responded to Metroland’s survey on federal election issues, as the issue of housing has come to the forefront during the federal campaign. All four major parties are making promises on how they would solve the housing shortage. Simcoe-Grey voter Deborah Davidson is certainly looking for answers.

    By Ian Adams Simcoecom, Ian Adams Verified · Simcoe.com

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Orillia mayor’s decision to rescind job offer to chief administrative officer could be costly for city, employment lawyer says

    By Ian Adams Verified| Simcoe.com Verified The Orillia mayor’s decision to rescind the job offer for the city’s next chief administrative officer could be costly for taxpayers, says an expert in employment law. Josh Valler, a partner with Barriston Law with expertise in employment law, said unless the city included an “escape clause” in its offer to Trevor Lee, it could be liable for damages.

    By Ian Adams Verified · Simcoe.com

    Apr. 18, 2025

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