CGMH Welcomes its First MRI Machine, Peel Street North Reconstruction, Go-Fund-Me for Darrell, Celebrate 50 Years of Summerfolk at Grey Roots, Today in History
Read MoreCollingwood General and Marine Hospital (CGMH) reached a major milestone today with the arrival of its first-ever Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machine. This state-of-the-art diagnostic tool will soon help thousands of South Georgian Bay residents access the care they need, closer to home.
CUPW-represented employees to vote on Canada Post’s final offers beginning July 21
The Collingwood General & Marine Hospital Foundation has entered the podcast space with “A Day Away” a 6-part series where they discuss the planning, building & funding of South Georgian Bay’s Hospital of Tomorrow.
The Town of The Blue Mountains would like to advise the public that the audited 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements for the Corporation of the Town of The Blue Mountains have been received pursuant to Section 295.1 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001 c. 25.
The 31st annual Mad River Classic brought together an incredible community of golfers, sponsors, and supporters—all rallying behind a great cause. Thanks to their generosity, the CGMH Foundation raised over $75,000 in support of Tomorrow’s Hospital – the new state-of-the-art facility that South Georgian Bay needs and deserves!
The June 24, 2025, Council, Public Meeting at 9:30am is being held to provide information to the public and allow the public the opportunity to review and comment on the following item: Public Meeting - Proposed Property Standards By-law
Beginning June 16, 2025, the Town of The Blue Mountains is implementing a new, cloud-based parking enforcement system offered through GTechna.
The Town of The Blue Mountains is inviting residents and community members to provide feedback to help shape the Town’s new Corporate Strategic Plan. Titled, “Our Path Forward: The Blue Mountains Corporate Strategic Plan”, the project will establish long-term goals and strategically allocate resources to guide the Town’s future. A community survey is now open and will remain available until Monday, July 7, 2025. The survey can be accessed online via the project webpage.
News from Metamorphosis Home and Decor and Cheese Gallery
The Town of The Blue Mountains is excited to announce that Colliers Project Leaders has been contracted to manage two major community parks projects
The Blue Mountains Public Library (BMPL) and Town of The Blue Mountains have a series of exciting events lined up this Pride Season, all in the name of celebrating 2SLGBTQIA+ folks, the freedom to be yourself, and the power of community
CGMH Welcomes its First MRI Machine, Peel Street North Reconstruction, Go-Fund-Me for Darrell, Celebrate 50 Years of Summerfolk at Grey Roots, Today in History
Read MoreArts Walk; Music in the Park; Restricted Parking in Clarksburg Proposed; Improvements for Hwy 26; Local Food Stores Recognized; Saugeen Beach; SOS Program a Success; Funding for Business Development; Support for Business to go Digital; Big Brothers Big Sisters Golf Tournament
Read MoreJune 30th Weather Event Update, Notice for Intersection Improvements on Highway 26, Watering Restrictions are in Effect, Multi-Use Recreation Feasibility Assessment Results - July 16th; Twelve Projects Selected For Round Two of Youth Climate Action Fund; Friends Who Walk is Back This Summer!; Sean Patrick Dolan’s new thriller The Prophet of Frogs Hollow
Read MoreExtreme Weather Event, Canada Day Parade, Thank you from the Lion's Club, Cabbage Rolls, Master Gardener, Obituaries, Guides Advancement Night, Long Term Care Home Update, English Country Dance, Succession Planning for Farmers, Event Listing
Read MoreCanada Day Events, The Blue Mountains Council Passes By-law to Adopt Official Plan Amendment, Update Regarding peopleCare Long-Term Care Home, Grey, Bruce and Dufferin Transit Project Secures Up To $9.5 Million In Funding, Grey County Recognizes a Year of Operating Short-Term Emergency Shelter, Ontario Investing $2 Million to Protect Workers & Support Pearson Airport Expansion
Read MoreGeorgian Triangle Humane Society Awards Tender for Construction, Official Plan Review New Staff Report Posted, Town Launches New Digital Parking Enforcement System, Paramedic Responses in The Blue Mountains, Today in History, Ontario Helping Seniors Stay Healthy and Independent
Read MoreInglis Falls Upgrades, Poison Ivy Spraying on Georgian Trail, Gravel Road Maintance, Our Path Forward Tues June 17 5-7 Town Hall; Craigleith Fire Hall Budget Increase; Paramedics Receive Recognition; Canada's G7 Priorities; Matching Dollars for Meaford Hospital ER; Transit Funding for Grey-Bruce-Dufferin
Read MoreJune is Seniors Month; Senior of the Year; Community Member receives Coronation Medal, Town Council Updates; The Wicked Spells of Hector by local author; In Memoriams; Move for Freedom; Annual Dog Guide Walk; Maple Leaf Rifle Club; Living a Good Life; One Million Times I Love You by local author; Master Gardeners; Seniors Matters Today; Tree Seed Collection Club; Traffic; June; Beaver River Watershed Initiative; Passion Projects; Academy of South Georgian Bay; Town Notices; In the Name of Pride; Tick Season in Grey Bruce
Read MoreChildren Arts Exhibit, Park Revitalization, Grey County Council Meeting; Today in History; Support for Festivals $155,000; Parkinson's Festival June 22
Read MoreNew playground equipment at Bayview Park, Paramedic Services Week 2025, C-Arm Digital Imaging Equipment, New Road Safety Campaign, Beaver River Trail Working Group, Today in History Jax Pays It Forward, Dinosaurs Arrive at Grey Roots, Landfill Scale Emergency Purchase
Read MoreCanada Post Strike??; Youth Fees Waived at Tomahawk; Long Term Care Facility Coming; Penalties for Non-Compliance with Lobbyist Registry Now in Effect; The Creation of a “Foodbelt”; Receive Measles Vaccines Earlier; Grey County welcomes CAO Randy Scherzer; Collingwood Township History Book On-Line; Today in History; Grey County Long-Term Care Receives Award; Support for Georgian Bay’s First Relay For Life Event
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