Erika Engel
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Reporter at CollingwoodToday
Journalist working as a reporter for https://t.co/5gSAjgCbeJ.
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2 days ago |
orilliamatters.com | Erika Engel
The chiefs and leaders of Ontario's police services gathered this week at Blue Mountain Resort to talk about the challenges – both known and unknown – to policing and public safety, and what to do about it. They've gathered for the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) annual conference, which runs June 23-25.
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3 days ago |
collingwoodtoday.ca | Erika Engel
The chiefs and leaders of Ontario's police services are all together this week at Blue Mountain Resort to talk about the challenges – both known and unknown – to policing and public safety, and what to do about it. They've gathered for the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) annual conference, which runs June 23-25.
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5 days ago |
collingwoodtoday.ca | Erika Engel
Collingwood Fire Department put the fire out quickly, keeping it contained to a garage Collingwood Firefighters were called to a Katherine Street home for a garage fire on June 22 in the evening. Fire crews were called out around 7:30 p.m. and had hoses running as soon as the first truck arrived. Collingwood Fire Department confirmed the fire was contained to the garage where it damaged some of the contents inside. The fire was out quickly.
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6 days ago |
barrietoday.com | Erika Engel
COLLINGWOOD — A childhood racing the local ski hills and careening down the Pretty River Valley on a mountain bike led Devon Clarke to the top of the podium again as Canada's elite gravel cycling champion. Clarke is back home in Collingwood, working and training in her cycling studio at Chalk's Training, after winning the 2025 Ghost of the Gravel race on June 15 in Water Valley, Alta., which doubled as this year's Canadian Gravel Championships. Clarke is the elite women's winner for this year.
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6 days ago |
sootoday.com | Erika Engel
Though Terry Fox may not have come through Collingwood on his Marathon of Hope, his brother and a team of cyclists riding in Terry's memory will be stopping here later this month. At 17 years old, and with special permission to graduate high school a month early, Darrell Fox joined his brother Terry on the road. "It was years 45 ago now, but it was yesterday," said Darrell in a phone interview with CollingwoodToday.
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