News & Notices
Please take notice that there will be a temporary road closure on Campbell Street from Maple Street to Hurontario Street and on Lockhart Road from Hurontario Street to Bryan Drive from Monday, June 22, 2020 at 7:00 AM to Sunday, August 30, 2020 at 7:00 PM due to lane widening and water main replacement.
A new floating dock with connecting ramp and boat launcher at Harbourview Park will provide greater access to Collingwood’s waterfront, introducing a fully accessible pathway from land to water. The new dock system is a result of a partnership between the Town of Collingwood, the Collingwood Dragon Boat and Canoe Club, and the Collingwood Rowing Club, with full funding support through the Federal Government’s Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) Community Accessibility Funding Stream.
Town of Collingwood continues to make every effort to accommodate patios
On June 8, the Premier of Ontario announced that some public libraries are permitted to partially re-open under stage two of the second phase of the government’s framework for reopening the province. What libraries are allowed to offer is restricted to only a few services: they may reopen with limited on-site services, such as computer access and contactless book pickup and drop-off. Patrons are not permitted to handle books or materials on shelves. Libraries should operate in adherence with public health guidelines on physical distancing, capacity and hygiene procedures (e.g., disinfecting returns and high-touch areas like computers).
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Town of Collingwood encourages diversity and inclusion, shares concerns about intolerance
The backyard pool provides the ultimate summer fun for kids, friends and family. But to keep it fun, it's important to know the risks so you can avoid danger - whether you own the pool, or you're just visiting. The single most important way to keep everyone safe is to ensure that young children are always supervised in and around the pool. If you know the risks, you can establish pool rules so everyone can stay safe and have fun.
Join Museum staff from the comfort of your home on Wednesday, June 17 at 7:00 PM to share one item from your personal collection with like-minded collectors from near and far. This is a perfect opportunity for those separated by county or provincial lines to share your passion for collecting with the Collingwood community.
The Town of Collingwood has been rehabilitating our beautiful Sunset Point Park and trails after high water levels and storm debris caused damage, slides, sinkholes, and flooding. Remediation work is now complete and the park is open for recreational use.
Please take notice the Parks, Recreation, and Culture Staff have set-up distancing circles at Sunset Point Park and Millennium Park to encourage physical distancing while you get some fresh air at Collingwood's beautiful waterfront.