Category Archives: Collingwood News

Those who run short term rentals, like Airbnb, in Tiny Township are going to have to register and license their places. The township has enacted a by-law to manage short term rentals. Among other thin...

  The Meaford Volunteer Appreciation Dinner is set for Wednesday at the Meaford & St Vincent Community Centre. Among the guests in attendance will be Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, Elizabeth...

The Queen is pleased with her Royal Trumpeter Swan. The Friends of Midland's Wye Marsh have received a reply, saying Queen Elizabeth is touched that they named a trumpeter swan "Elizabeth" in honour h...

A Waubaushene man faces charges including dangerous driving and refusing to provide a breath sample after a police cruiser was struck in Midland on the weekend. Two people, including an OPP officer we...

The iconic Nottawasaga Lighthouse is featured in a new exhibit at the Collingwood Museum. As part of its Community Collector series, the museum has set up an exhibit to showcase the lighthouse's signi...

Ontario's lakes and rivers have taken dozens of lives so far this summer, and the OPP are appealing to the public to try to make sure the number does not go higher. At least 17 people have died in boa...

A 38-year-old from Midland is facing charges after crashing their vehicle into a utility pole The driver is now facing charges of driving while impaired, failure to remain at the scene, and driving wi...

Health Canada says that children aged 5-11 can get the Pfizer COVID booster. Deputy Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Howard Njoo made the announcement on behalf of Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada's Chief Publi...

A 38-year-old Midland resident faces charges after a vehicle crashed into a utility pole in Midland. It happened at Fourth and Ontario Streets on August 16th. Police say those involved fled the scene ...

An Oakville resident faces charges after police received complaints about an erratic driver in Penetanguishene. Police caught up to her on Fuller Avenue and learned the same suspect had been involved ...