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The government of Ontario has announced plans to consolidate the province’s 36 existing conservation authorities into “several” watershed based regional conservation authorities. In the coming [...]

The following letter, from the collection of Robert Curran, was sent from Pte Al Gillard to his friend Orr Machesney in Creemore during the Second World War. Machesney had a small grocery store [...]

In her reminiscences, Helen Blackburn recalls that during the Second World War, children were encouraged to collect milkweed pods in the fall. Helen, 7, and her five-year-old sister walked up the [...]

Only about a dozen people attended a public meeting in Stayner Tuesday about a battery energy storage system (BESS) proposal by Compass Greenfield Development. Residents did not voice any major [...]

There is still time to weigh in on Clearview Township’s draft comprehensive zoning bylaw. A gathering at town hall this week was originally billed as a public meeting to present the draft bylaw, [...]

To honour the life of former clerk and treasurer Pearson Spellman, flags have been lowered to half-staff at Clearview Township facilities. “The community of Clearview Township extend our deep [...]

The founder of RAYS (Resources for Area Youth Success) is being remembered with a new fund named in his honour. Tony Fry, who passed away in May at the age of 87, was deeply committed to helping [...]

The Coates Creek Horror by Christopher Dodd October returns, and with it the restless whisper of leaves. They stir old stories, and this disturbing mystery rises again from the murky depths of [...]

Clearview Township council has granted a one-year extension to a Draft Plan of Subdivision for Clearview Park. The original plan, approved in November 2013 called for 244 single detached homes, [...]

by Cecily Ross It was elbows up and gloves off in Mulmur Saturday morning as upwards of 70 citizens and activists crowded into town hall to learn what they can do to prevent the establishment of [...]