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Greg McGrath-Goudie

Greg McGrath-Goudie

Greg McGrath-Goudie got started in journalism as a student news editor at Lakehead University, where he completed bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English. Following graduation, he freelanced for a number of publications before landing with Village Media in 2021, where he has worked as an LJI reporter for CollingwoodToday, and now as a city hall/general assignment reporter for OrilliaMatters

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Recent Work by Greg

After decade on liver transplant list, woman seeks living donor

After decade on liver transplant list, woman seeks living donor

'I just really hope that there’s somebody kind enough out there that … sympathizes with someone like myself,' says woman facing ‘devastating’ effects of disease
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Tapscott’s new Web3 book is roadmap to internet's next frontier

Tapscott’s new Web3 book is roadmap to internet's next frontier

Alex Tapscott's new book chart's the internet's next wave and 'the ways in which all of these technologies are going to change business and culture and society'
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November event to celebrate Lightfoot's legacy

November event to celebrate Lightfoot's legacy

'It's celebrating somebody who's such a Canadian cultural icon... He lived most of his adult life in Toronto, but he never forgot about Orillia,' said event organizer
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Fans want to rename Highway 400 in Lightfoot's honour

Fans want to rename Highway 400 in Lightfoot's honour

Orillia native and ardent Lightfoot fan is hoping the province could follow Quebec's lead, where a highway was recently named in honour of Guy Lafleur
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'Everybody was affected:' Veteran helps community after wildfires

'Everybody was affected:' Veteran helps community after wildfires

'We would go in and we’d start finding things, and then they would just balloon up and smile, happy tears, and share memories,' said Team Rubicon member of East Coast mission
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Man walking across Canada for homeless people who have pets

Man walking across Canada for homeless people who have pets

'There were absolutely no homeless shelters … that would take pets, so I decided to fix that,' said man whose trans-Canada walk aims to raise awareness of the issue
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What is your property worth and why? MPAC explains the process

What is your property worth and why? MPAC explains the process

Five factors make up approximately 85 per cent of a typical home's value, Municipal Property Assessment Corporation official explains
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Licence plate readers alert OPP to passing drivers with infractions

Licence plate readers alert OPP to passing drivers with infractions

'As an enforcement public safety tool, this will greatly reduce the number of infractions being committed on our roadways and enhance public safety,' OPP official says
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A community, a nation bids heart-felt farewell to Gordon Lightfoot

A community, a nation bids heart-felt farewell to Gordon Lightfoot

'I wouldn't be exaggerating to say that Gordon Lightfoot put Orillia on the map,' longtime band member says as hundreds line up to say goodbye to iconic singer, songwriter
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All invited to final send-off for folk music legend Gordon Lightfoot

All invited to final send-off for folk music legend Gordon Lightfoot

Special public service on Sunday at St. Paul's Centre in Orillia is expected to draw thousands
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