Editor's note: The following were some of BarrieToday's most widely read stories from the past week.
Trespassing tickets spark outrage among advocates as Berczy Park showdown continues
'I'm not going to feel intimidated in this situation. I feel confident that this is not a legal action,' says Barrie woman while being ticketed. CLICK HERE FOR STORY
City says most Berczy Park dwellers have accepted shelter offer
City says it will issue trespass notices to people who don't identify 'any unique needs and continue to be in contravention' of municipal bylaws. CLICK HERE FOR STORY
Advocates handed trespassing tickets for 'interfering' at Berczy Park
City official says advocacy groups were directing that tents and materials previously identified as abandoned be given to them, which was viewed as obstruction. CLICK HERE FOR STORY
No one injured in early morning fire at Berczy Park encampment
'To be able to determine what heat source was the first one to ignite it is really not something that we can determine,' says local fire official. CLICK HERE FOR STORY
Shocking news: Wires cut on EV charging stations in Barrie
Bags cover two of three EV chargers in Barrie Public Library parking lot, while cut wires are also showing on one of six chargers in Heritage Park lot. CLICK HERE FOR STORY
What does all-day, 2-way GO service mean for commuters on Barrie Line?
'It would be more helpful if they had very frequent trains. It will help me get home sooner,' says Barrie woman who works in Newmarket. CLICK HERE FOR STORY
Local girl finds rare relic in Lake Couchiching
Seven-year-old uncovers 1859 penny while snorkelling; 'I've never seen anything like it,' grandfather says. CLICK HERE FOR STORY
