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Grey Highlands: On June 9 th , the sale of the former Talisman Golf Course and the upper land atop the old Talisman resort, closed. The properties, known as 150 Talisman Mountain Drive – Upper and Lower, have been sold to Westway Capital.
Westway entered into a sale agreement with the municipality through by-law on February 2, 2022, shortly after a presentation to council that outlined their vision to revitalize the area.
The properties came into municipal hands...
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Detective Brad Olsen of the OPP Grey Bruce Detachment is the 2021 recipient of the Grey Highlands Officer of the Year Award.
Detective Olsen received the honour at the June 1 Council Meeting where a special presentation was made by the Chair of the Grey Highlands Police Services Board, Lynn Silverton and Grey Highlands Mayor Paul McQueen.
“We are lucky to have inspiring individuals such as Detective Brad Olsen supporting the safety and wellbeing of our community,”...
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Due to the overwhelming public response to the inaugural Grey Highlands RAM Rodeo in 2021 that raised $35,641.73 for the new Markdale Hospital’s Together in Care campaign, the Municipality of Grey Highlands is delighted to announce that tickets are now on sale for the 2022 edition of the Grey Highlands RAM Rodeo , taking place from May 27th to 29th at the Osprey Community Centre in Feversham.
Championed by Grey Highlands’ Mayor Paul McQueen, this community driven...
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For Immediate Release
On Monday, March 14, the Superior Court of Justice, Ontario ruled in favour of the Municipality of Grey Highlands, dismissing a motion brought forward by the Protecting Talisman Lands Association to halt the sale of the Municipally owned Talisman lands to Westway Capital.
Key highlights from the ruling include: • The Municipality has the right to sell the lands. • The Municipality followed proper due diligence under the Municipal Act....
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Mayor McQueen has declared that the emergency related to COVID-19 which was previously declared on March 26, 2020 is now terminated in accordance with the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act.
This termination aligns with both the County of Grey's emergency termination and the provincial decisions to ease restrictions.
Grey Highlands is reminding residents that they are still required to follow any provincial and federal orders that remain in place and are encouraged...
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