Beginning tomorrow you can enter for a chance to win a monthly gift box from Universal Yums of snacks and treats from around the globe!
Every month for an entire year one lucky +member will receive this unique snack box that includes treats, trivia and recipes from various locations around the world. Approximate retail value of this prize is $400! +Members can enter daily for the chance to win beginning tomorrow!
Happening this week for CollingwoodToday+ members:
There's still time to enter for your chance to win a $50 gift card from St. Louis Bar & Grill! Don't forget to visit their website and answer the poll to secure some extra entries. Contest closes March 31 at 11:59 p.m.
Beginning tomorrow +members can enter for a chance to win a $50 gift card from Al Carbon. Contest closes April 14.
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Collingwood and The Blue Mountains have come up with plans to deal with summer crowds on their main streets while also intending to support more outdoor dining space for local restaurants. What do you think of the two different solutions?
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And if you missed it, here's what happened last week:
Last week, city hall reporter Bob Bruton examines how ministerial zoning orders, or MZOs, are taking authority out of the hands of local municipal councils when it comes to a variety of projects.
"Local governments should be able to make their own planning decisions on residential developments, commercial projects, industrial progress and institutional expansion — without being overruled by Queen’s Park and having no avenue for appeal, often before their planning process really begins," Bruton writes.
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