Chris Fell

4 days ago | collingwoodtoday.ca | Chris Fell

Grey County has been recognized by AdvantAge Ontario with the innovation and excellence workplace quality award for the Long-Term Care Colour It Coach program. This award recognizes practical and creative programs or strategies that foster workplace excellence. The award was presented to Grey County at the AdvantAge Ontario Convention in Toronto on May 2. The Colour It Coach program provides support and mentorship to students and staff who are new to healthcare roles.

4 days ago | orilliamatters.com | Chris Fell

A resolution coming to The Blue Mountains council table is seeking tax fairness for apple cider producers across Ontario. The Blue Mountains councillor Gail Ardiel is asking her council to support a resolution requesting the provincial government take steps to fix a long-standing tax issue that has been negatively impacting Ontario cider makers for many years.

5 days ago | thespec.com | Chris Fell

Grey Highlands council has approved a $1.1 million road upgrade project. At its meeting on May 7, council unanimously approved the awarding of a tender for major road and culvert work on the St. Vincent/Euphrasia townline to E.C. King Contracting. The total cost of the project, which will be split 50/50 with the Municipality of Meaford, is just over $1.1 million. “It’s a big job and it came in under-budget, which is good,” said Coun. Dan Wickens. The budget for the project was $1.2 million.

5 days ago | midlandtoday.ca | Chris Fell

A resolution coming to The Blue Mountains council table is seeking tax fairness for apple cider producers across Ontario. The Blue Mountains councillor Gail Ardiel is asking her council to support a resolution requesting the provincial government take steps to fix a long-standing tax issue that has been negatively impacting Ontario cider makers for many years.

5 days ago | pentictonherald.ca | Chris Fell

Grey Highlands council will consider making a significant contribution to the capital fundraising campaign for the new Collingwood hospital when it deliberates on its 2026 budget later in the year. At its meeting on May 7, council received a delegation from hospital president and CEO Michael Lacroix and Collingwood General and Marine Hospital Foundation president and CEO Jory Pritchard-Kerr.