The Blue Mountains and Grey Highlands

Council approves extension of agreement for a development that has been in the works for more than a decade

Program gives students the opportunity to experience various career paths in food production, raising livestock, crop management and horticulture

Grey Highlands council agrees to raise parkland charge from $500 to $2,000, fee is levied when a new lot is created

Project's planning consultant not pleased with the move, said owners would have liked to break ground on the development this year

Councillors pleased that arena hours expansion essentially broke even, continuation of the program approved unanimously

One councillor not impressed with developer's offer of cash instead of park space

Council directed municipal staff to work with the committee to create a draft agreement for use of King Edward Park for the project

Local residents were not happy with a decision to end physical parking passes in favour of a digital-only system

Campus of Care project includes long-term care home, retirement residence, housing, daycare and more

Proposed daycare centre in Feversham would feature 34 spaces for children and would employ eight staff members