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Good morning, Collingwood!

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<b>BEYOND LOCAL:</b> It might be time to reconsider all those services you subscribe to

BEYOND LOCAL: It might be time to reconsider all those services you subscribe to

Person experts offer tips on how to curb 'subscription creep'
Habitat for Humanity honours volunteers at barbecue

Habitat for Humanity honours volunteers at barbecue

Volunteers break bread together thanks to South Georgian Bay Habitat for Humanity.
Culprits break window in attempted theft at Yamaha

Culprits break window in attempted theft at Yamaha

Police are investigating an attempted snowmobile theft in Collingwood. According to Collingwood OPP, there was a break-in around 3 a.m. on Sunday morning at Parkway Yamaha.
Bravado! promises an 'awe-inspiring' circus show

Bravado! promises an 'awe-inspiring' circus show

Cirque Muscale takes place May 3 and 4 at Georgian Theatre
Connollys were an ordinary family with a history worth telling: daughter

Connollys were an ordinary family with a history worth telling: daughter

Jane Coxon has collected photos and artefacts from her family's three-generations in Collingwood and has put them on display at the Collingwood Museum.
Youth musicians earn top marks at music competition

Youth musicians earn top marks at music competition

Local musicians return from Kiwanis competition with gold certificates.
It looks ridiculous, acts silly and is a key part of the ecosystem

It looks ridiculous, acts silly and is a key part of the ecosystem

The woodcock, also known as a timberdoodle, is back in the region and ready to nest, says outdoors columnist
<b>BEYOND LOCAL:</b> Banning leggings would be policing women's bodies, professor says

BEYOND LOCAL: Banning leggings would be policing women's bodies, professor says

Leggings on women challenge all kinds of conventions about how they take up space with their strong and active bodies
Career expo later this month for high school students

Career expo later this month for high school students

This year’s event is targeting 60 exhibitors, 800 youth and has plans to provide nine different breakout session topics and two walking tours.