The Blue Mountains and Grey Highlands

Grey Highlands Mayor Paul McQueen presented the award on behalf of the Ontario minister of seniors and accessibility

The line fences act, passed in 1834, is meant to help settle fence-related disputes between neighbours

After hearing from a resident who is having a hard time finding a contractor to upgrade his private sewer and wastewater lines, the town agreed to allow residents in the construction zone to piggyback private works (billed separately) on town project

The site has a unique history, with buildings once on the site being destroyed by fire in 1941 and 1991

Council approved, in principle, the land donation offers totalling 75 acres and struck the working groups to work out the finer details.

Chapman's CEO says planned work for Highway 10 would have ´staggering’ impact on the famous ice cream business

Members of council praised the current integrity commissioner, but preferred a competitive bid process to an extension of the current contract

The proponent of the development is already in a position to appeal to the Ontario Land Tribunal for lack of decision

The year started with 0.5 per cent interest on the town's accounts, and ended at 4.34 per cent

Town uses working capital reserve to cover budget deficit caused by lower parking fees and supplemental taxation