Brendan Thomson

Today the Blue Mountains Attainable housing Corporation will present the following concept plans for the old Foodland property as you enter from the east into Thornbury. This is an amazing more forward for our town as affordable housing has been a concern for our residents for years. 

Further details on the report click here  The Attainable housing corporation can be contacted here 

I am sure they would like your opinion. 

The Collingwood BIA has launched the "Show you love for Collingwood Downtown" contest and invite you to show your love by sharing your appreciation of a downtown business. Sounds awesome? where there are prizes to be won!

Each week they are giving gift cards in a total and $600.00 

Hit the link for further details 

Please email your revue to sball@collingwooddowntown.com

For all of those real details that the governemnt loves to see please click HERE 

Epping Creek homestead was a custom build almost 12 years ago. The owners built for their family with ultimate goal of keeping their active boys active. The property is roughly 52 acres with 10 acres of hardwood towards the northern property line. The property hosts numerous kilometres of hiking, hacking and riding paths. The year round balling creek is accessible from a wooden bridge to the extensive wetlands that have numerous local native birds and animals. The Bruce Trail system borders the west and north side of the property. (Quiet Neighbours) with very small chance of development. The owners have also created several kilometres of mowed and maintained paths for hiking, biking, MTB, X/C skiing linked into the Bruce system.

The property has a number of horse paddocks, square ring, hay shed, storage shed and a run-in shelter. The owners installed a frost free year round water source to the area of the property. The owners built a 30’x32’ steel quonset with 50 amp service and a ton of indoor storage for all of the gangs toys.