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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

Plans unveiled for development of former Talisman property

Plans unveiled for development of former Talisman property

Proposed development at former Talisman ski resort would included up to 370 residential units and commercial, community and recreational uses
Neighbouring Grey County divided on municipal restructuring

Neighbouring Grey County divided on municipal restructuring

Grey County council was clearly divided on the subject of possible future municipal restructuring or boundary adjustments
Supreme Court ruling could impact local municipalities, officials warn

Supreme Court ruling could impact local municipalities, officials warn

Grey County CAO warns council that court decision in Sudbury case could have major implications for municipalities that hire contractors
Area couple facing $125K in fees to build one house

Area couple facing $125K in fees to build one house

Sydney and Ben Carleton looking at $50,000 parkland dedication fee to build single home on property they own in The Blue Mountains
RCAF celebrating 100th anniversary with Blue Mountain flyover

RCAF celebrating 100th anniversary with Blue Mountain flyover

CF-18 Hornets will fly past the centennial celebration at Blue Mountain on April 2
Group collects 38,000 metres of abandoned fishing line

Group collects 38,000 metres of abandoned fishing line

Critical Catch program continues to divert garbage and other debris from shorelines and Georgian Bay
Rewind: Blue Mountain Film Festival will get municipal funding

Rewind: Blue Mountain Film Festival will get municipal funding

After second thoughts, council reversed an earlier decision to deny the film festival sponsorship funding in 2024 and approved a $20,000 grant
Neighbours cry foul over Blue's proposed employee housing

Neighbours cry foul over Blue's proposed employee housing

Residents suggest employee apartments would be filled with people living 'fun, party life' a 'beer can toss' away from a 'quiet subdivision'
Blue Mountain Resort wants staff housing proposal accelerated

Blue Mountain Resort wants staff housing proposal accelerated

Resort president asks town council to apply for provincial fast-tracking of staff housing proposal
'Big expansion': Blue Mountain planning year-round gondola

'Big expansion': Blue Mountain planning year-round gondola

Collingwood-area resort hopes to start construction on new system next summer
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