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Erika Engel

Erika Engel

Erika Engel regularly covers all things Collingwood as a journalist and the editor of CollingwoodToday.ca

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Recent Work by Erika

PHOTOS: Collingwood's snowiest winter in years

PHOTOS: Collingwood's snowiest winter in years

Narrow roads, sky-high snow banks, and lots and lots of snow days this year as epic winter continues
Crosstown bus, pool, county LINX system disrupted by snowstorm

Crosstown bus, pool, county LINX system disrupted by snowstorm

Buses are delayed and unable to reach certain areas, pool is opening late today
Provincial election a rematch in Simcoe-Grey

Provincial election a rematch in Simcoe-Grey

Three candidates return to ballot in 2025 in Simcoe-Grey, no incumbent candidate in Bruce-Grey
Tenth Line reopened following salt truck rollover

Tenth Line reopened following salt truck rollover

The road was closed between Mountain Road and Georgian Meadows while crews work to get the truck out and clean up the spilled salt
Multi-vehicle crash in Thornbury prompts further travel warning from OPP

Multi-vehicle crash in Thornbury prompts further travel warning from OPP

Between five and ten vehicles were involved in a crash on Highway 26, which was closed while the vehicles were cleared away
Hospital foundation president sees impact beyond $100M

Hospital foundation president sees impact beyond $100M

'It's been such an honour,' says Jory Pritchard-Kerr, who will be retiring on June 30 after 37 years at the helm of Collingwood General and Marine Hospital Foundation
Food insecurity an income issue, not a food cost problem: nutritionist

Food insecurity an income issue, not a food cost problem: nutritionist

'We can't afford just to let this happen in our communities,' says health unit nutritionist, noting 30 per cent of Simcoe County residents experienced food insecurity in 2023
Hospital foundation president announces retirement

Hospital foundation president announces retirement

Jory Pritchard-Kerr was the first employee of the hospital foundation 37 years ago
Lightning strikes twice: Thundersnow tournament back this weekend

Lightning strikes twice: Thundersnow tournament back this weekend

Whopping 52 teams, 800 girls, playing 109 games over the next three days at five local rinks
Police add attempted murder to charges against suspect in CCI threat

Police add attempted murder to charges against suspect in CCI threat

The threat was allegedly made in March 2024, and reported to police on Sept. 11
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