Last Updated: Apr 1, 2021 10:26 AM
An image from the virtual recording of Dr. Arra s address at Owen Sound city council s meeting on March 29.
Grey Bruce’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Ian Arra publicly addressed questions about his compensation and took issue with claims made in a letter signed by four municipal councillors in Grey and Bruce counties that has been circulating online.
Arra was at Owen Sound city council’s meeting on Monday and spoke after the chair of the Board of Health Sue Paterson acknowledged the recently published Sunshine List has raised questions.
The annual public sector salary disclosure showed Dr. Arra was paid over $631,000 last year, the highest amount of compensation any medical officer of health in Ontario received in 2020.
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Publishing date: Mar 17, 2021 • 3 days ago • 4 minute read • Alan McIntosh of the Georgian Bay Centre for the Arts stands behind the counter of the business s Palette Cafe, which is planning to open a sidewalk patio this summer in front of its location on 2nd Avenue East. Denis Langlois/The Owen Sound Sun Times/Post Media Network Photo by Denis Langlois /Denis Langlois/The Sun Times/Pos
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An Owen Sound councillor would like the city to help downtown restaurants that have been “financially devastated” by the COVID-19 pandemic and remain unable to open at full capacity to cover the cost of creating temporary outdoor patios this summer.