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Chris Fell, Local Journalism Initiative reporter

Chris Fell covers The Blue Mountains and Grey Highlands under the Local Journalism Initiative, which is funded by the Government of Canada

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Recent Work by Chris

No more cuts at TBM budget meeting, tentative tax hike at 11.28%

No more cuts at TBM budget meeting, tentative tax hike at 11.28%

Deputy mayor says double-digit tax increase is 'not acceptable' and calls for changes to the budget to lower the impact on taxpayers
Snowmobilers lament loss of plowed parking lot in Grey Highlands

Snowmobilers lament loss of plowed parking lot in Grey Highlands

Deputy mayor, mayor will plead case to have county resuming snow clearing on the 'staging area'
TBM council demands Campus of Care costs in 'spread sheet format'

TBM council demands Campus of Care costs in 'spread sheet format'

Council not satisfied with follow up report and requests a full accounting of all costs associated with the now terminated Campus of Care project
Grey Highlands agrees to revive Maxwell Park upgrade project

Grey Highlands agrees to revive Maxwell Park upgrade project

Community members filled the council chambers to request council revive the project that would see Maxwell Park upgraded and improved
Grey Highlands will take 16.8% local tax increase to public for comments

Grey Highlands will take 16.8% local tax increase to public for comments

Combined with the Grey County tax increase, Grey Highlands taxpayers facing a 10.5 per cent tax hike in 2025
Outdoor Eugenia ice rink may soon have a new home

Outdoor Eugenia ice rink may soon have a new home

Local group requests that Eugenia outdoor ice rink move from community park to beach area, council supportive of the request
Proposed development would increase Thornbury population by 22%

Proposed development would increase Thornbury population by 22%

Application for 376-unit plan approaches provinces 120-day decision deadline
TBM council approves additional funding for Collingwood transit deal

TBM council approves additional funding for Collingwood transit deal

Council agrees to add $75,000 to 2025 budget for transit service used by town residents to travel to and from work at the Blue Mountain Village
One day in and TBM's 2025 draft budget predicts 11% tax hike

One day in and TBM's 2025 draft budget predicts 11% tax hike

Projected tax increase rises from 6.9 per cent to 11.11 per cent as council tentatively approves a number of spending initiatives
TBM CAO on 'extended' leave, acting CAO appointed

TBM CAO on 'extended' leave, acting CAO appointed

Town's director of planning and development named interim CAO
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