“It is a building longing for people,” according to owner Lynn Connell, in describing the former general store, post office ...

Ontario farmers are being urged to think about emergency evacuation plans. Wildfires in Northwestern Ontario are forcing thousands of people to leave their homes on short notice and Paul Maurice, ...

Thanks to a donation from Clearview residents Christopher Hoffmann and Joan Eakin, My Friend’s House has opened House of Hope ...

For many years, John Harper was a familiar sight behind the counter at the hardware store on Mill Street in Creemore. He was ...

School’s out for summer! But learning something new every day is never out of style at the Clearview Public Library. This July and August, we are pleased to rerun our very popular Book Bingo for ...

The fifth annual Collingwood Pride Festival takes place from July 10-12, transforming downtown Simcoe Street into a vibrant, inclusive celebration. The Pride Parade marches through the downtown core ...

On Monday, James Webster filed nomination papers to run for Ward 2 in Clearview Township’s upcoming municipal election. Until this week the Ward 2 nomination to represent Creemore and Avening had gone ...

Growing up on a small horse farm just outside Creemore, sisters Jessica Ridding and Emma Greasley felt a deep connection to the rolling hills and stunning vistas. Both grew up and moved to Toronto ...

Our community park is more than something to admire from a distance – it is a place created to be experienced. For well over two decades, families have gathered at the park adjacent to Creemore ...

Decades ago, the highlight of Creemore’s summer calendar wasn’t the Summer Solstice celebration or the Copper Kettle Festival. It was the Creemore Horticultural Society’s annual Summer Flower Show. We ...

Denturist Tricia Kirby considers the relocation of her clinic from Wasaga Beach to Stayner as a homecoming. Kirby recently opened the doors of Stayner Dentures, formally known as Kirby Denture ...

The Duntroon to Stayner run and walk was the idea of the former Stayner Collegiate coach and teacher, Ken Leyshon. He started this tradition back in our centennial year, 1967. It ran, officially, ...