Jessica Owen is a reporter based in Collingwood, Ontario, focusing on local news and events. She has written for various publications, including USA Job Vacancies - Daily Updates, Orillia Today, MidlandToday, and BarrieToday. Jessica's work covers a range of topics, including crime, politics, community events, and sports.
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Jessica Owen's coverage focuses mainly on local news in Collingwood, Ontario. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, education, crime, town news, affordable housing as well as events happening in the area.
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By: Jessica Owen
Coun. Kathy Jeffery puts forward notice of a motion to have town staff prepare a presentation on a future automated speed enforcement program
By: Michael Owen, Jessica Owen
Updated document outlines how police forces and school boards across Simcoe County will co-operate in different scenarios that require officer involvement
By: Jessica Owen
If approved at the next council meeting, Collingwood will be charging a municipal accommodation tax on short-term rentals, hotels/motels and bed and breakfasts in town, expecting to bring in between $900,000 and $1.2M annually, funnelled into tourism
'We're getting a lot of pressure from our residents about the amount of speeding that's occurring,' says councillor
Thomas Stubbington owns Two Six Productions, which does client work, events, short films and features
People of Collingwood: Dan Blackwell, retired marine engineer and volunteer with the Blue Mountain Squadron
Move expected to bring in between $900,000 and $1.2 million per year to town coffers
Approved by Collingwood council on Nov. 18, final phase of new short-term rental rules will be rolled out as of Jan. 6
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