Individuals, community groups and businesses were applauded for their environmental initiatives Wednesday through Clearview Township’s inaugural Climate Action Recognition Program celebrating [...]
Following an in camera discussion at Clearview Township council on April 13, an agreement has been reached to permit work to proceed on the bleachers at Gowan Memorial Park in Creemore. When [...]
If a severe weather event or other disaster should strike Clearview Township, Emergency Services will be ready. The township has been awarded a $46,828.70 grant from the province’s Emergency [...]
The Escarpment Corridor Alliance (ECA) is one step closer to its goal of establishing a connected ecological corridor spanning the Southern Georgian Bay region. Executive director Jarvis Strong [...]
The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks approved an amendment to the Devil’s Glen Provincial Park Management Plan April 13, changing it from recreation class park to Natural [...]
The first phase of a new Economic Development Strategy for Clearview Township is complete, and points to the continued importance of agriculture to the local economy, and our way of life. [...]
“It’s a good time to be a beef farmer,” said Jim Whitley. “Grazing, and cattle in general, are back in vogue.” After a period of bad press, cattle are now being viewed as beneficial to land [...]
Crop protection is the science and practice of managing weeds, pests, diseases, and other environmental stressors to safeguard agricultural crops, ensuring high yields, food security, and [...]
Growing up in Chesley, Taylor Legge never imagined a career in agriculture. She was – and still is – passionate about climate change, and headed off to the University of Guelph to study [...]
Cornucopia Farms is deliberately low key. Situated on Highway 26, just east of Stayner, there are no flashy signs proclaiming its presence but within three customized containers at this site, [...]