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Wasaga strikes fire
redevelopment committee |
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Admiral Collingwood digs
in |
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Heart-warming January
Blues at BMFA gallery |
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High winds knock out
power in downtown |
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Ground broken for new
animal shelter |
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Mild weather doesn't mean
end of winter; This is not global warming, weather
expert says |
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January thaw puts
snowmobilers on ice |
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OPP to crack down on
motorists who don't make way for emergency vehicles |
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Curling club renovations
complete; Work done in advance of paralympic event |
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Expansion plan could take
decade for CGMH; 55 more beds needed to meet demand |
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Building lull for town;
Building permits down $1 million to last year |
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Local company's job fair
draws steady crowd; Collingwood manufacturer plans to
expand to Owen Sound |
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Concern growing over
Great Lakes water levels; Costs of lower levels include
harbour dredging and waterline interference from silting
for snow-making pumps |
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Cruiser runs into
Herefords |
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Transition from Wasilov
to Jensen should be smooth one for resort |
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Guergis ‘abused her
role,’ says Dion |
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Active transportation
gets nod from town |
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New Intrawest boss must
take company to 'next level': COO |
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'We know what they're going through'; Meaford sends condolences to New
Brunswick |
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Cooper on three county
committees |
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Snow globe coincides with return of winter |
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Environmentalists attend
weekend forum in Wasaga |
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Coyote challenge faces
farmers |
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Farmland increasing in
value |
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Springwater sets its
sights on new multi-use facility |
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Ratepayers face tax hike;
Waiting on Grey County budget |
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Patterson's call for
Accommodation Review Committee answered |
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Future of burned out
Beach area considered |
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Agreement held up by
details |
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Managing retail's crystal
ball; Collingwood's downtown businesses could have edge
over big box stores |
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Development nod expected
Feb. 11 |
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$180 million needs to be
spent to keep infrastructure in shape says mayor |
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Collingwood looks at
taking part in Earth Hour with early lights out |
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OPP ask: 911 for
emergencies only |
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Town forced to face
future; Imminent retirement of four department heads means
Collingwood has to consider what happens next |
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Oakville firm hired to
design performance program; Program to evaluate employees
coming to Blue Mountains |
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Consumers could see big
jump in electric bills in some Grey County communities;
Application affects customers of former locally-owned
power utilities |
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Searching for the perfect
ride |
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Collingwood Now Special
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Canadian residential real
estate future is solid
By The Canadian Real Estate Association
January 23, 2008
The Canadian housing market in 2007 set a
number of MLS® sales records, and the re-sale housing market is expected
to
remain at near record sales levels in 2008, according to The Canadian Real
Estate Association. |
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Our Waste – Our Future
29 January, 2008
“Right now, Simcoe County is deciding how our waste will be
managed for decades to come. And there is no plan – there is
no public debate” (Ray Millar, Chair CMC). |
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Blue Mountain Resort's
Matriarch Passes Away Peacefully at 102
HELENA WEIDER (1906-2008)
23 January, 20087
Helena died peacefully on January 22, 2008, in her 102nd
year at Bay Haven Senior Care Community in Collingwood. |
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Real Estate in Collingwood
and the Town of the Blue Mountains
Winter 2008
John M. Band + Karen Poshtar + Karen Willison |
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Guergis Should Apologize
20 January, 2008
special to Collingwood Now
Katy Austin, Simcoe Grey NDP Riding Association President
Helena Guergis’ latest constituency newsletter urges us to
write to our troops in Afghanistan and show them our
support. |
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Dion Calls for Guergis’
Removal from Cabinet over Security Breach in Afghanistan
January 16, 2008
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Helena Guergis must
be removed from cabinet and stripped of her privileges as
Privy Councillor for knowingly breaching Canadian security
regulations and putting the lives of the recent Canadian
delegation to Afghanistan at risk, Liberal Leader Stéphane
Dion said today. |
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Time to Get out of NAFTA
14 January, 2008
special to Collingwood Now
Katy Austin, Simcoe Grey NDP Riding Association President
It’s been 20 years since Conservative Prime Minister Brian
Mulroney signed the Canada – U.S. Free Trade Agreement,
promising more and better jobs, better public services and
social programmes and increased prosperity for all. |
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Statement by the Hon.
Helena Guergis, PC, MP, Secretary of State to Congratulate
Canada's Junior Women's Hockey Team
Jan 13, 2008 15:00 ET
Marketwire - On behalf of all Canadians, I congratulate
Canada's junior women's hockey team on their performance in
yesterday's gold medal game at the 2008 IIHF World Women's
Under-18 Championship in Calgary, Alberta. |
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New Route for G2 Test in
Collingwood
10 January, 2008
I am pleased to announce that the G2 Exit Road Test is being
offered again at the Collingwood Drivetest Centre. |
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