By Gisele Winton Sarvis Barrie Examiner A tax increase of less than 2% is possible while still maintaining service and putting funds away for future infrastructure projects in Clearview Township because for this year only the township will be paying less for police service. “We are one of the fortu...
By Ian Adams Wasaga Sun The developer of a proposed wind turbine project north of County Road 91 hopes for answers in 2015. WPD Canada’s proposal to erect eight 450-foot-tall wind turbines west of Stayner was presented to the public in 2010. This past summer, the company reached the point when ...
By Ian Adams Wasaga Sun Communication and council reform will be top-of-mind for local politicians as Clearview Township’s new council embarks on its four-year term. On Monday, Mayor Chris Vanderkruys oversaw a candid two-hour discussion on councillors’ priorities, allowing each municipal...
By Ian Adams Wasaga Sun CLEARVIEW Twp. – A multi-million-dollar industrial development planned beside the Collingwood Regional Airport could get moving as early as this summer. On Thursday, Paul Bonwick – the government relations consultant for a group that’s amassed more than 260 a...
By Ian Adams Wasaga Sun STAYNER — Clearview councillors started off their budget discussions on Monday with a proposed tax increase of more than 3.2 per cent. That would mean a $91 increase for the average household, according to treasurer Edward Henley, who led the new council through an overview of...
By Gisele Winton Sarvis, Collingwood Enterprise Bulletin In his opening address to council, new Clearview Mayor Chris Vanderkruys said that councillors will need to collaborate and think “outside the box” to make sure they can meet the expectations of residents over the next four years. Vanderkruys a...
By Sandy Agnew AWARE News Network Following a deputation by Paul Bonwick (president and CEO of Compenso Communications, representing the Collingwood Airport Industrial Development) complaining about their high plan review fees, the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) board has thrown out...
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