News & Notices
The County continues to experience impacts to curbside waste collection services and is now taking further steps to get waste materials off the streets.
6:00 PM to 10:00 PM at the corner of Pine and Second streets - Patrons will have the opportunity to buy dinner, shop your favourite market vendor, and be entertained with performances by local musicians. There will be mobile axe throwing, giant games, and don’t forget to let your feet create a musical beat on the Monster Foot Piano. In addition, Cabin Bistro will be providing a licensed garden for your enjoyment.
Poets Susan Wismer, Jake McArthur, Brenda Miller, Gloria Kropf Nafziger, and Day Merrill, have kicked off the Place Holders initiative by focusing their creative energy on writing poems about their deep connection with five fantastic parks in Collingwood.
Please take notice that there will be a temporary road closure on Cedar Street from Fourth Street to Fifth Street on Wednesday, August 14 from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM due to water service installation.
The Town of Collingwood is actively looking for office space to lease in the Downtown Core. A minimum of 3,000 square feet is required in order to accommodate existing municipal staff for the next few years. Ideally, the location would be within easy walking distance of the Downtown Municipal Offices. Available opportunities may be provided by email to townhall@collingwood.ca by Friday, August 30.
Please take notice that high water levels in Nottawasaga Bay are affecting the Town of Collingwood trail system.
Family Engagement Session taking place on Wednesday, August 14 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Sunset Point Pavilion.
Every year, the Town of Collingwood inspects and repairs approximately $50,000 to $60,000 in heaved or damaged sidewalk.
With Sidelaunch Days Harbour Festival just around the corner (August 10 & 11), please share a story on Engage Collingwood about your favourite waterfront activity in Collingwood!
The County continues to experience impacts to curbside waste collection services and is taking steps to proactively mitigate impacts moving forward for the rest of the summer. The County is doing everything it can to get waste materials off the streets for residents. Garbage and green bin collection has been prioritized – most misses have been related to recycling materials.