During the Second World War, Collingwood’s Clyde Aircraft plant helped build one of the fastest bombers in the sky—and in the process, laid the foundations for a neighbourhood that still stands today.
Script by Ken Maher | Stories from Another Day, a Collingwood Museum Podcast.
Photos courtesy of the Collingwood Museum.
At Cobble Beach, a split-level retreat designed by architect Andrew Slade captures the sunrise, the Sound, and the essence of modern coastal living.
By Marc Huminilowycz | Photography by Clay Dolan
A bold transformation from industrial steel to elegant living, this one-of-a-kind Blue Mountains home blends reclaimed materials, refined design, and remarkable attention to detail.
By Marc Huminilowycz | Photography by Clay Dolan
How tech-enabled escapes are reshaping the way we live, work, and travel.
By Sean Landreth, CEO & Founder, Seasonal Properties and Founder, Property Valet
Alive with light, calm and mystery, John Wallace Burton’s canvases offer a realistic rendering of nature’s nuances as you step into his sweeping landscapes and delicately textured florals.
By Deena Dolan
From its Centennial beginnings in 1967 to its present day role as a vital cultural institution, the Tom Thomson Art Gallery reflects six decades of artistic legacy, community vision, and national identity.
By Aidan Ware | Images courtesy of the Tom Thomson Art Gallery
With construction set to begin in 2028, Collingwood General & Marine Hospital’s (CGMH) new hospital promises to elevate healthcare across South Georgian Bay for generations to come.
By Heather Fields, Communications Specialist, CGMH Foundation | Photography courtesy of CGMH
In the heart of wartime Collingwood, a young woman’s unexpected job interview marked the start of a remarkable journey—for her, and for the legacy of the Smart Brothers, whose pioneering spirit and community roots shaped the town for generations.
Script by Ken Maher | Stories from Another Day, a Collingwood Museum Podcast. Photos courtesy of the Collingwood Museum.
