Vivian Collings is a journalist for the Haliburton Echo, focusing on local news and community events in Ontario, Canada. With a passion for storytelling, Vivian covers a wide range of topics, including local government, community initiatives, and human interest stories that highlight the unique experiences and perspectives of Haliburton residents.
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Vivian Collings primarily covers local news, community events, health and wellness, sports, and tourism in the Haliburton area of Ontario. She often includes expert commentary and government announcements in her articles.
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By Emily Stonehouse Everybody knew his name. A politician, a friend, an ally, a son, a brother, a husband, a parent, a grandfather.
By Vivian Collings For a century now, the Bonnie View Inn has been a staple business in Haliburton County, welcoming generations of families to stay at the iconic lodge on the shores of Kashagawigamog Lake.
By Thomas Smith “In the seventies, I spent about 6 years running around Latin America, I got pretty fluent in Spanish.
By: Vivian Collings
By James Matthews Incentives offered to lure medical professionals to Haliburton County are quite generous compared to what’s offered by other centres.Warden Liz Danielsen, the mayor of Algonquin Highlands, asked for council’s thoughts in June as to whether or not the county should offer physicians a monetary signing bonus.There’s serious competition for doctors and it […]
By James Matthews Haliburton artists are aiming for a five-year timeframe to begin construction of a facility in Dysart.Dan Manley, president of the Haliburton Highlands Arts Centre Foundation, and Beth Kipping, the foundation’s vice-president, met with Dysart council in July to lay out plans to get property on Wonderland Road.After a recent closed session with […]
By James Matthews Highlands East council joined a provincewide effort to lobby Queen's Park for more healthcare resources throughout Ontario.
Addyson Parish has won gold in triple jump at the Legion National Youth Track and Field Championship this year. The championship was held in Calgary, Alberta from Aug. 9 to 11. Addyson also participated in the 4x100m relay and the 80m hurdles.
By: Vivian Collings
By James Matthews Highlands East mineral sites continue to be a popular draw to the township. Joanne Vanier, the township’s economic development advisor, gave a snapshot when council met Aug. 13 of development at some of the minerals sites. She said the Schickler and Desmont claims are popular with amateur collectors and sporadic guided tours […]
Two people allegedly made off with money from the till at Handmade Heaven in Haliburton on Aug. 9. The theft happened at about 2:30 p.m.
The Haliburton Highlands Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is informing the public of an increased police presence in Highlands East due to an ongoing assault investigation.
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