The Blue Mountains and Grey Highlands

The Canada Day parade will begin at 11 a.m. in downtown Clarksburg and will end in Thornbury with birthday cake on Bruce Street at noon

Grey Highlands council received a letter from the committee advising it would like to look at the feasibility of re-locating the backstop at the school to King Edward Park in Markdale

Members of staff assured council that the dates in the budget were tentative and said having a general timeline and deadline in place was necessary for staff to move forward with their work on the budget

In a decision released on June 10, the Ontario Land Tribunal ruled in favour of the developer and allowed the subdivision proposal to proceed without the affordable/attainable housing units requested by the town

The committee hopes to get $100,000 in grant funding, raise $55,000 from local donations and requested council set aside $50,000 in the 2023 budget for the project

McQueen said the municipality’s planning documents mention the necessity of a capacity study for Lake Eugenia, but details and the origins of the wording are unclear

Grey Highlands council would like to see a bylaw review to reconsider requirements for parking spaces in residential developments if it encourages attainable housing

The town advised the public that herbicide spot-treatment on Georgian Trail

BIA suggests incentive program to encourage more rental units and increase affordable housing stock in The Blue Mountains

Grey Highlands has announced that the sale deal closed on June 9 and the properties known as 150 Talisman Mountain Drive - upper and lower, are now owned by Westway Capital