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Oro‑Medonte, Ont.’s Shanty Bay Golf and Country Club was looking at a May opening after it found itself underwater last week.
CTV News reports the golf course fell victim to heavy rainfall on top of some snow that had yet to melt, resulting in significant flooding. Club officials feared the course wouldn’t be fit to open until at least May 1. Last season, Shan...
Meaford, Ont.’s lawn bowling green is being repaired and cleaned up following an unexpected barrage of ice chunks and debris that spilled over from the Bighead River onto the playing surface.
The Meaford Independent reports a recent ice jam on the river saw large chunks of ice crush 50 feet of chain link fence, leaving a mess on the green at the Meaford Lawn B...
Workplaces across Canada are encouraged to celebrate Safety and Health Week from May 4-9 and promote awareness of injury and illness prevention at work.
The national Safety and Health Week partners, the Canadian Centre for Occupational Healt...
As the City of Vaughan, Ont. prepares to host the Baseball Canada 15U National Championship in August of next year, it will have a brand new artificial turf field to play on.
YorkRegion.com reports it will be the York Region’s first synthetic diamond and will be located at Vaughan Grove Sports Park. Cited as a “state-of-the-art” playing area, it will be the si...
A yard maintenance bylaw in Collingwood, Ont. is being updated after 20 years which expects grass and ground cover on lawns not to exceed 20 centimetres in height.
Collingwood Today reports the municipality’s existing bylaw wasn’t keeping pace with the evolution of community expectations, environmental practices and enforcement tools. The number of complaints ...