The Town of The Blue Mountains would like to advise residents that on the morning of August 13, 2026, there was a temporary interruption in the water supply on the north side of Bay Street East, between Elgin Street and Grey Street, due to damage to the temporary...
Another exciting weekend is coming up around Collingwood! From live music and local markets to family-friendly activities and great food and drinks, there’s plenty happening across the area this weekend. Swipe through to see what’s on, make your weekend plans, and...
(ELMVALE, ON) - Members of the Huronia West Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are warning the public about an ongoing fraud targeting individuals attempting to secure vendor spaces at local fairs and community events. On Monday, July 27, 2026,...
Pickleball tips are easy to hear and hard to remember once you're mid-rally, so here I'm narrowing it down to the 3 things that matter most: how you serve, how you return, and how hard you actually should be swinging. If you take just these three ideas with you next...
LIVING IN THE FAROE ISLANDS: What’s at the Edge of the World? An isolated archipelago in the middle of the North Atlantic, where fog pours over cliff edges like a slow-motion waterfall, where sheep outnumber people nearly two to one, and where commuting to work means...
(COLLINGWOOD, ON) - Members of the Collingwood and The Blue Mountains Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have arrested and charged a motorist with impaired operation. On August 9, 2026, at approximately 10:00 p.m., officers located a vehicle...
Inside Toronto's $300M Stadium Transformation Today, we're diving into one of the most dramatic stadium turnarounds in North American sports: the complete reinvention of Toronto's Rogers Centre. Built in 1989 for $570 million Canadian—mostly taxpayer money—the iconic...
The same Silicon Valley startups supplying OpenAI, Anthropic and the U.S. government are also selling AI training datasets to Chinese labs building cheaper models that rival their American customers. Read the full story on Forbes:...
Dozens of water plants across the US have reported cyberattacks since the beginning of summer, and authorities point to Iran as the likely culprit. But it’s also raised questions about why it was so easy for hackers to break into critical infrastructure, and who’s to...
By David Suzuki Knowingly causing harm or death to innocent people — not to mention other life forms and natural systems — is a crime. But that’s what the fossil fuel industry and its supporters have been doing for decades. In a just world, they’d face consequences....
