The Blue Mountains and Grey Highlands

The Town of the Blue Mountains Ratepayers' Association sees issues in the 2020 budget, including inadequate capacity at town hall, lack of funding for attainable housing and doctor recruitment and closing the infrastructure gap

COVID-19 homeschooling tips for parents - Try to see this time as a positive thing, don’t add pressure, embrace technology and support non-traditional forms of learning

The task force was originally established to respond to a request from the TBM to find solutions to resolve existing disagreements between the town and the county regarding the town’s share of the county’s annual levy.

The worker is an employee at an Owen Sound long-term care facility, but has not been at work for a week

In an effort to help people find some peace in the midst of a global pandemic, Brenda Murphy, a new Thornbury resident, is offering guided meditation online.

'People have asked, 'how can you pass the budget when you don’t know what the reality of this new world will be?' Good point,' says Councillor Rob Sampson

The TBM council has launched a task force that will help chart the community’s path forward in a post-COVID-19 world

The TBM town council is now back to full capacity

The municipality of Grey Highlands economic development department is hoping to provide local businesses with the resources they require to keep them afloat during COVID-19.

The municipality of Grey Highlands will provide $5,000 in additional funding to its local food banks as they wait for provincial support to arrive.