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Editor: Ontario’s economy stands at a crossroads. We can either continue allowing bureaucratic red tape, a fragmented approval process and a relatively small, but vocal group of NIMBYs to delay [...]

On May 4, board members, committee members, donors and student beneficiaries met for the annual general meeting of RAYS – Resources for Area Youth Success. While it began with a sadness at the [...]

SHEFFER, Lina Fera – in her 77th year, after a courageous battle with diabetes, heart, stroke, seizures, cancer, kidney disease, and Alzheimer dementia, entered into rest, peacefully on Tuesday, [...]

PRENTICE, Linda Christena – passed away peacefully at Campbell House in Collingwood with her family by her side on Sunday, May 25, 2025 at the age of 76. Linda, beloved wife of Donald Prentice of [...]

by Anna Sauve These perennial selections are reliable, more disease resistant, have good shape and form, and require little work in terms of pruning and trimming. They are all plants of size and [...]

The Dufferin Arts Council has a bursary and scholarship up for grabs. The 2025 Reed T. Cooper Bursary for mid-career artists – There will be two $3,000 bursaries available in 2025. The Reed T. [...]

Editor: Thank you for publishing your recent editorial comments pointing out and reminding people that we do not elect a political party or a particular person to lead this country. We elect [...]

During a serious health event, like when a highly contagious virus is circulating in the community and in Ontario, the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU) and other public health units [...]

The Georgian Triangle Humane Society’s (GTHS) 13th annual Walk for Pets returns on June 14, The fundraising event will take place at the scenic Harbourview Park in Collingwood. In 2024, the GTHS [...]

Editor: I read with great interest your thought provoking article in The Creemore Echo of Friday, March 21, 2025. My wife and I also lived in Guelph before moving to our farm in Stayner 12 years [...]