by Rick Crouch | 2026 Real Estate Market Update & Trends, Real Estate Buying, Real Estate Market Activity, Real Estate Market Report, Real Estate Selling, Real Estate Statistics The Market Has Changed – Strategy Matters More Than Ever If you are thinking about...
The Town of The Blue Mountains would like to provide the public with an update on an incident that occurred overnight on September 23, 2026, at the Thornbury Wastewater Treatment Plant outfall installation site offshore near the intersection of Grey Street North and...
Weekend plans? Collingwood has you covered! From live music and local events to fun nights out and community happenings, there’s plenty to explore around town this weekend. Whether you’re catching a band, meeting up with friends, or looking for something new to do,...
Shopping with AI is moving from science fiction to reality. Tech companies are building AI agents that can search, compare and buy products on your behalf. But major banks are warning that handing over spending power could expose consumers to fraud, scams and costly...
Background On 30 August, the three candidates for mayor of The Blue Mountains were each sent the same twenty-two questions. Not a survey — twenty-two questions about the water and wastewater debt, the overrun on the three sewage projects, the two bills every household...
Proceeds of the Mayor’s Annual Rodeo will support the Wasaga Beach Ministerial Food Bank and a new marching band program for Wasaga Beach’s first high school “This weekend is about bringing people together, having a great time and giving back to the community we love....
Building New Opportunities on Strong Foundations Managing tax dollars responsibly, planning for growth and investing in the community we want to live in. Collingwood is growing. I believe we can manage that growth while protecting what makes our community special,...
(WASAGA BEACH/CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP, ON) - Members of the Huronia West Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were pleased to participate in two well-attended community events on September 19, 2026, providing opportunities to engage with residents, visitors,...
Dig out a grocery receipt from last February and look at what you paid for a bag of apples, a couple of onions, one tired little squash. Right now those same things are sitting in bins at the lowest price they'll be all year, because the harvest all came in at once...
She is 68, lives in a 2-million-dollar Vancouver home, and yet she just put a carton of eggs back on the shelf because they cost too much. In 2026, this is the "House Rich, Cash Poor" reality for millions of Canadians who own an ancient oak of an asset but can’t...
