Celebrating Canada Day Creemore-style

Celebrating Canada Day Creemore-style

The Harold Crawford Memorial Parade is a grand Canada Day tradition in Creemore, and this year was no different, with about 80 youngsters travelling the length of Mill Street under the guidance of kid-at-heart Corey Finkelstein (above centre). The parade ended at the...
Street hockey for a cause

Street hockey for a cause

Last Monday’s Canada Day Street Hockey Tournament at the Old Mill House Pub featured 16 teams competing in two divisions. Champions in the competitive division were the Fourth Liners (above), captained by Steve Martin, while Downtown Feversham, captained by Lonnie...
A long weekend of community fun

A long weekend of community fun

The Canada Day long weekend is always a busy one in Creemore, and this one looks especially so. In addition to the Creemore Farmers’ Market on Saturday morning, here’s a run down of a few other events to check out. A Bridge Turns 100 The Collingwood Street...
Council sets eye to electoral reform

Council sets eye to electoral reform

In the 20 years since amalgamation, Clearview Township’s electoral model has remained the same – a Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected by the entire municipality, and the populations of seven wards, roughly centred on Nottawa, Duntroon, Dunedin, Creemore, New Lowell,...
Pomp and Circumstance at NCPS Grad

Pomp and Circumstance at NCPS Grad

The class of 2013 graduated from Nottawasaga and Creemore Public School Wednesday night, and as is tradition, the year’s departing Grade 8 students arrived in style. From horse to tractor to dune buggy, all manners of transportation made an appearance. Enjoy a...
Mulmur residents speak out against pit

Mulmur residents speak out against pit

One by one at last weekend’s public meeting on the subject, residents of Mulmur Township stood to express their dismay with Arbour Farms, a proposed gravel pit that would add an average of 16 truck trips per summer daylight hour to the traffic on Airport Road. The...