NEWS

Dog licensing in the Town of The Blue Mountains is now easier and more valuable for local pet owners. The Town of The Blue Mountains has partnered with DocuPet, North America’s leading pet registration and lost pet recovery service, to offer residents a modern licensing system designed to protect pets and bring them home safely if they go missing.

Big changes are being proposed to Ontario’s Conservation Authorities — and your voice matters!

Goldsmith’s Farm Market & Bakery Opening Official Drop-Off Site for Jamaica Hurricane Relief Effort

The 2026 Proposed Town Budget is now available for public review and input. The proposed budget includes the 2026 operating budget and a ten-year capital budget. The purpose of the proposed budget is to serve as a starting point for budget discussions with Council and members of the public.

Canada Post has presented new global offers to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW). The offers enable the company’s modernization while balancing its financial realities with fairness and respect for employees.

This autumn, Blue Mountain Village invites locals and travellers alike to savour the flavours of fall through its seasonal event, Fallicious, from October 14 to November 14, 2025. This immersive experience pairs chef‑inspired special dining features and prix-fixe menus at Village restaurants with the magic of AGORA: Path of Light, an interactive light trail on top of the mountain.

Grey Sauble Conservation Authority (GSCA) is inviting local landowners to participate in its Tree Planting Program for spring 2026, an opportunity to transform unused land into thriving forests, enhance their property, and leave a green legacy for future generations. Since 1984, GSCA has helped landowners plant millions of trees across Grey Bruce.