Blackburn, Matthew
BLACKBURN, Matthew October 19, 1979 — September 23, 2024 Passed away unexpectedly on Monday, September 23, 2024 at the age of 44. Beloved partner to Tammi Wheeler. Loved father of Clayton Blackburn, Cameron Blackburn, Tristian Smith, and Logan Blackburn. Matt will be forever loved and remembered by extended family and friends. Matt was a faithful […]
The Pine earns prestigious Michelin Star
Creemore’s newest restaurant, The Pine, has received a coveted Michelin Star recognizing high quality cooking and attracting the attention of foodies everywhere. Chef Jeremy Austin’s first inkling that his restaurant was being reviewed by the Michelin Guide came when he was contacted last spring to confirm information on The Pine’s website. Then came the invitation […]
Funding would resuscitate hall renovation
Clearview council has decided to proceed with accessibility renovations at the Duntroon Hall if, and only if, funding is available. At Monday’s meeting councillors supported a recommendation from parks and recreation staff to apply to the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund (CSRIF), a cost-shared program launched as part of the 2024 Budget: Building a […]
Children revolt in Matilda the Musical
The 30-member cast of next month’s Clearview Community Theatre production of Matilda the Musical is rehearsing four days per week to get ready for opening night on Oct. 18. “Our group focusses around youth and Matilda is a great play with a lot of kids and teens and we wanted our production to really be […]
Future farmers need our support
Where Canada and the US will get their next generation of farmers is a pressing question. Think about this: the average age of farmers here is 56. In the US, it’s about the same. Farmers aren’t forced to keep farming. But clearly, they want to, having built up their businesses through the generations. Of course, […]
Mega homes won’t solve housing crisis
Editor: Once again the Doug Ford steam roller is at work. The rural community of Singhampton, located in Grey Highlands, two hours north of the GTA, is having a 37-unit mega home subdivision proposed in our pastoral rural community and is pursuant to a Minister’s Zoning Order (MZO), which will preempt the opportunity for any […]
Free, interactive conversational Spanish program
Looking to improve your Spanish before you depart to Mexico or Cuba for your winter holidays? Eizabeth Alavarez is here to help you Wednesdays at 1 p.m. with a free and interactive conversational language program that is being offered virtually at the Clearview Public Library. The fall roster of programming for children, teens and adults […]
Storyteller uses everything he’s got as creative outlet
“These paintings are my meditation,” says Tom Wilson of a body of work he has been creating since he started painting in 1997. He has been painting “like this” for almost 30 years, and he only discovered his Mohawk heritage nine years ago. “There’s some kind of blood memory that has been running through me […]
Collingwood Agricultural Society recognizes GNE volunteers
Chris Ferguson is the youngest person to have the honour of receiving a Life Membership Award from the Collingwood Agricultural Society. The presentation was made during the GNE’s Friday night truck pulling competition. Presenting the award, from right, is president Clark Irvine, vice president Maxine Coutts-Reid, junior ambassador Nolan Martin-Mills and senior ambassador Isabella Cullen. […]
The Belmont’s Brunch for a Cause raises $1,400
The Belmont Independent Living Centre in Stayner held a Brunch for a Cause on Sept. 15, when almost 100 diners donated to local charities in appreciation of a free brunch prepared by Chef Mike Jasnich and served by the Stayner Siskins. The event raised $1,400 which was divided up between the Clearview chapter of the […]