South Georgian Bay Music Foundation is delighted to present this summer’s music series: Jazz & Blues Live at The Station.
What: An all ages/ family friendly, FREE, and accessible music series
When: 6 – 8pm, July 17, July 24, August 7
Where: The Station Park, Collingwood Museum, 45 St. Paul Street, Collingwood ON
Cost: FREE and accessible! No admission is charged. Donations are encouraged
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Collingwood, ON [16 July 2024] – This summer, the Town of Collingwood is excited to be collaborating again with the Environment Network to increase access to fresh vegetables through our community garden initiative.
Join us, every Tuesday from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. from July 23 – August 27, 2024, at the Heritage Park Community Garden, located next to the dog park on 2nd Street to harvest fresh vegetables and play. This is open to all ages and free to participate. The Mobile Park Program will also be onsite for free play starting July 23rd.
These gatherings are not just about fresh veggies; they’re about community. Attendees can enjoy locally grown produce, meet neighbours, and explore the vibrant garden. It’s a perfect opportunity to connect with others.
“We’re thrilled to partner with the Environment Network to offer these Pop-Up Harvests,” said Amanda Norris, Coordinator, PRC Projects & Community Engagement. “It’s a wonderful way to support local agriculture, promote community engagement, and foster a sense of togetherness.”
In addition to the garden harvests on Tuesdays, the Mobile Park Program will be returning to our neighbourhood parks on Thursdays, providing free play activities for children. The Mobile Park Program will rotate locations visiting different neighborhood parks throughout the summer, bringing fun and educational activities closer to families throughout the area.
Mobile Park Play: Thursdays from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
• July 25 – J.J Cooper Park, 91 Chamberlain Cres.
• August 1 – Walnut Street Park, 425 Walnut Drive
• August 8 – Bell Blvd Park, 21 Bell Boulevard
• August 15 – Kinsmen Park, 43 Lockhart Road
• August 22 – Morbay Park, 39A Bush Street
• August 29 – Riverside Park, 19 Williams Street
For more information about the Pop-Up Harvest schedule and the Mobile Park Program’s upcoming locations, visit www.collingwood.ca/community-wellbeing.
The Town of Collingwood is a progressive community located in the heart of a four-season recreation area on the southern shore of Georgian Bay. The area is well known for its many natural amenities and its rich heritage. Collingwood is a destination for tourism and many business, sporting, and cultural events Collingwood acts as gateway to the South Georgian Bay region, with stunning landscapes that encourage an active lifestyle, and inspire the local arts and culture community. Downtown Collingwood might just surprise you with 30 plus restaurants, 60 plus boutique shops, spas for relaxing, live music for grooving…all in the only downtown core recognized in Canada’s Registrar of Historic Places! More recently, the harbourfront area is emerging as an extension to the downtown district. Plans for expanding the amenities and events in the harbourfront area promise to make this a much more prominent tourism destination.
Donald Trump is not a good man. Yet his entry into politics has carved out a new, not a fresh, chapter in American politics. Deeply entrenched in identity politics and appealing to the base instincts of white nationalism (a kinder phrase for white supremacy), Trump has unleashed a most destructive mindset in the American drama and his appeal to those who are enthralled by the ‘wild west’ portrayed by John Wayne and Clint Eastwood cannot be understated.
Instead of embracing the future, those Trump supporters have chosen to traverse back to the past. Full story: https://www.colombotelegraph.com/inde…
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July 15, 2024, Mississauga, ON – ….The 2023-2024 Ontario Junior Hockey League season was one of the most successful in league history with several accomplishments achieved both on and off the ice.
The on-ice success was capped off with the OJHL’s Collingwood Blues winning the 2024 Centennial Cup in May, the first in the franchise’s history. The Blues captured the national championship in Oakville, ON where the OJHL’s Oakville Blades served as the 2024 tournament hosts.
Of the six (6) year-end national awards handed out by the Canadian Junior Hockey League, OJHL players were recipients of five (5): Top Rookie, Matthew Manza, Toronto Patriots; Top Defenceman, David Green, St. Michael’s Buzzers; Top Goalie, Noah Pak Collingwood Blues; Top Forward and CJHL MVP, Trevor Hoskin, Cobourg Cougars.
The success continued at the 2024 NHL Draft with Trevor Hoskin of the Cobourg Cougars being selected by the Calgary Flames and Jonathan Morello of the St. Michael’s Buzzers picked by the Boston Bruins. Additionally, three OJHL alumni and 10 former OJHL Affiliate Players were selected during the two-day event in Las Vegas.
The OJHL led the CJHL with 87 commitments this season, including players advancing to NCAA Division I, NCAA Division III, the OHL and OUA. Currently, the OJHL leads the CJHL with alumni at the NHL, AHL, CHL, NCAA and U SPORTS levels.
“The 2023-2024 season saw both individual and team success throughout the OJHL,” said OJHL Commissioner Marty Savoy. “Ending the season with one of our clubs winning the national championships, four of our players receiving five of six CJHL awards followed by the number of current and former OJHL players selected in the NHL Draft is evidence of the development and hard work our players and staff commit to each season.”
The league also saw several successes off-ice during the season including OJHL attendance for regular season and playoffs increasing by 20 per cent over the previous season.
With an increased focus and a new league website, mobile app and digital plan, the league saw a significant surge in the millions of social media engagements across all platforms.
Additionally, the OJHL introduced the development to two new areas within the league operations, the Department of Player Safety, under the leadership of former NHL referee Greg Kimmerly, and the Department of Player Recruitment with the hiring of OJHL alumni and former national Junior A champion MVP Stefano Durante as the league’s first Director of Player Recruitment.
“The development of our Department of Player Safety and Player Recruitment were initiatives from our league’s dedicated strategy of focusing on our players,” said OJHL Vice-President, Hockey. Chris Vanstone. “A critical process for us with these initiatives was hiring at the people level to lead each department. The league was very fortunate to recruit a 20-year NHL Official with experiences required for a position of this importance with bringing Greg Kimmerly into the league. Having Stefano Durante, a national Junior A championship tournament MVP who recently played in the league and moved on to NCAA DI hockey, be the voice of the OJHL to incoming players and families is a tremendous asset to the league”.
The 2023-2024 season also saw the OJHL expand its footprint into southwestern Ontario and the Niagara Region with the addition of the Leamington Flyers and the Niagara Falls Canucks, bringing the total number of teams within the league to 24.
The season concluded with the introduction of the OJHL Hall of Fame that was launched with a celebration during the Centennial Cup in Oakville. Paul Coffey, Steve Thomas, Adam Oates, Robert Hooper and Josh Soares were celebrated as the first five inductees into the hall of fame.
With a continued focus on ‘player safety, development and promotion,’ the OJHL’s Board of Governors made decisions related to the 2024-25 season at its Annual General Meeting in Mississauga earlier this month:
Through the OJHL Foundation, the OJHL will formally introduce its Second Assist Program in support of players off the ice. The program is a follow-up to the Foundation’s First Assist mental wellness program with the Second Assist focusing on addiction, the effects of substance abuse, healthy relationships, harassment and bullying. The program, developed by industry expert Rebecca Pister, PHD, with support of the Coping Centre, aligns with an OJHL Code of Conduct that was approved by the OJHL Board of Governors during this year’s league AGM.
In 2024-25 the OJHL will introduce Video Goal Review (VGR) across the league during the regular season and playoffs to better help with the standard of officiating and to ensure correct calls are made. The OJHL will be the first league in the CJHL with a full implementation of VGR for all games league-wide.
The 24-team league will retain its two conferences, East and West, and the playoff format used last season. The King Rebellion franchise, the former Brantford 99ers, will remain in the West following their move to York Region this spring.
The regular season will run from Sept. 5 until March 2. The schedule will be released later this month.
The playoff schedule:
The OJHL champions will qualify for the 2025 Centennial Cup, scheduled to take place from May 8-18, 2025.
With the continued strategy for the promotion of OJHL players and teams several key events have been scheduled for the 2024-2025 season.
In partnership with the Collingwood Blues and the Niagara Falls Canucks, scouts and fans will have the opportunity to attend two preseason Junior A showcase tournaments. The Cottage Cup will take place in Wasaga Beach, August 27-30, and the Canucks Junior Classic will run from August 30 to September 1 in Niagara Falls. Full schedules and participating teams to be announced in the coming days.
The OJHL’s annual Governors’ Showcase will be held at the Gale Centre in Niagara Falls, ON Sept 23-25. The four-arena complex that opened in 2010 is the home of the OJHL’s Niagara Falls Canucks. One of the largest junior showcases in North America, the event attracts more than 150 scouts from all levels of the game each season.
The OJHL’s annual All-Star and Prospects program will have a new look this season. The OJHL will be partnering with the Central Canada Hockey League (CCHL) on an event to take place November 11-13 in Smiths Falls, Ontario that will see each league’s All-Stars and Prospects facing off against each other during the three-day competition. Further details will be jointly released by the two leagues in the coming days.
The league will be introducing a new event in the 2024-2025 season, which will provide additional exposure for 20-year-old players within the OJHL. A team composed of the top 20-year-olds in the OJHL will play an exhibition series against two teams in the OUA. The OJHL 20-year-old team will first face the Toronto Metropolitan University Bold at the Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto January 4, 2025, and then Ontario Tech Ridgebacks at Campus Ice Centre in Oshawa January 5, 2025.
About the OJHL –“ League of Choice”
The Ontario Junior Hockey League is the largest Junior ‘A’ league operating under the auspices of the Canadian Junior Hockey League with 24 member clubs. The OJHL is the home of the 2024 Centennial Cup champion Collingwood Blues. A proud member of the CJHL and Ontario Hockey Association, the OJHL was originally named the Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey League and it was formed out of the Central Junior ‘B’ Hockey League in 1993-94. With a long and storied history of developing players for the next level, including U SPORTS, the NCAA, CHL, minor pro ranks and the NHL, the OJHL had 48 NCAA Division I scholarship commitments this past season.
For more information on the Ontario Junior Hockey League, please visit www.ojhl.ca
Reprinted with permission from the Ontario Junior Hockey League
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Coffee is a widely consumed beverage with many known benefits, but it also has several detriments that are important to consider. One of the primary concerns is its impact on sleep patterns. Caffeine, the active ingredient in coffee, is a stimulant that can interfere with the ability to fall asleep and stay asleep. Consuming coffee, especially in the afternoon or evening, can lead to insomnia and overall poorer sleep quality. This sleep disruption can have cascading effects on overall health, leading to issues like decreased cognitive function, weakened immunity, and increased stress levels.
Another significant detriment of coffee consumption is its potential to cause dependence. Regular intake of caffeine can lead to tolerance, meaning that over time, more coffee is required to achieve the same energizing effects. This can create a cycle of dependence, where individuals feel they cannot function optimally without their daily coffee. Withdrawal symptoms, such as headaches, irritability, and fatigue, can further complicate efforts to reduce coffee intake.
Lastly, excessive coffee consumption can have adverse effects on cardiovascular health. High doses of caffeine can lead to increased heart rate and higher blood pressure, which might be risky for individuals with underlying heart conditions or hypertension. Research has shown that for some people, especially those who metabolize caffeine slowly, even moderate amounts of coffee can significantly increase cardiovascular risks.
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Considering these potential drawbacks, it may be worthwhile to evaluate personal coffee consumption habits and adjust them as necessary to maintain overall well-being.
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10 Wednesdays! 10 Concerts! 10 Menus!
Great food, a fun atmosphere and free performances by the area’s top-notch musicians, singers, and songwriters!
Each Wednesday throughout the summer, Local Live Lunch welcomes everyone to drop by our outdoor concert are at Sheffer Court, located at 186 Hurontario Street downtown.
You can purchase your lunch on site from a featured restaurant, sit back in comfy Muskoka-style chairs, relax and listen to great local, live music on the 95.1 Peak FM Stage!
Local Live lunch is a celebration of community spirit paired with culinary treats and music!
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2:30 & 6:30PM SHOWS! A ONE ACT SHOW RATPACKED with golden age music and a DARLING tribute to BROADWAY in their 1 ACT show! Simcoe Street Theatre – 65 Simcoe Street #Studio 7, Collingwood
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2x Broadway World Best Cabaret Toronto winners Amy Holden & Tom Finn are Canadian crooners who will transport you back to the Golden Age of music with their delightful homage to old Hollywood. Singing the timeless classics of Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Louis Prima, and many more icons, they bring to life the enchanting melodies of yesteryears. With their jazzy duets, captivating musical numbers, witty banter, and perhaps even a box step or two, Holden & Finn promise an evening of guaranteed good ol’ fashioned fun! Join them as they whisk you away on a journey through the glamorous era of Hollywood’s heyday, where every note and every step resonates with the timeless allure of the silver screen.
2x Broadway World Best Cabaret Toronto winners Amy Holden & Tom Finn are Canadian crooners who will transport you back to the Golden Age of music with their delightful homage to old Hollywood. Singing the timeless classics of Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin , Louis Prima, and many more icons, they bring to life the enchanting melodies of yesteryears. ** NEW** tribute to BROADWAY, their jazzy duets, captivating musical numbers, witty banter, and perhaps even a box step or two, Holden & Finn promise a guaranteed good ol’ fashioned variety show! Join them as they whisk you away on a journey through the glamorous era of Hollywood’s heyday, where every note and every step resonates with the timeless allure of the silver screen.
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If you’ve listened to just about any podcast in the last few years you’ve probably come across a green slurry macro-nutrient shake called AG1 (formerly Athletic Greens). The supplement shake has garnered endorsements from the most influential people in science communications—from Andrew Huberman and Peter Attia—and just about every health and wellness influencer open to an affiliate deal.
AG1’s popularity stems from the simplicity of its marketing: claiming that one delicious powder-based smoothie can sort out all of your hidden nutrient deficiencies. For just three dollars a day you can start your morning right and thrive where you used to falter. Who wouldn’t want that?
AG1 recently achieved a $1.2 billion valuation, but has experiences a bit of a backlash as experts and scientist have started to wonder if its claims of being the best formulated bio-available nutrient shake in the world really check out.
The criticisms are fair and to some degree expected, with everyone from the Today Show to the New York Times (as well as a battalion of YouTube videos and blogs) digging into the company’s specific claims.
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Harbour Street Fish Bar – Friday July 12th – 8 pm – No Cover
With a set list covering Classic Rock, New Rock, Funk and Pop, Coming of Age performs songs to engage audiences of various ages and musical tastes.
Led by the powerhouse vocals of Ted Wright, Coming of Age features the lead guitar prowess of Darren Whalen, the outstanding harmony vocals and rhythm guitar work of John Gabriele, and the thunderous and solid backbeat provided by bassist Ron Pretli and drummer Dan Gulley.
Sharing a love and respect for Rock music, Coming of Age features a set list of well-loved but not over-played rock and roll. You’ll hear many classics, old and new, but you will also be surprised by songs that you haven’t heard in a long time. Coming of Age’s set list includes songs by Deep Purple, Foreigner, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Billy Idol, The Cult, Bruno Mars, Tragically Hip, the Talking Heads, and many more songs guaranteed to get people up and on their feet.
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