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Keep Collingwood, Collingwood.

READ
THE
PLANS.

Three things in one place: what is being dug up on your street, where the big projects actually stand, and a search of the Town’s own planning papers. Every fact here links back to the page it came from, in the Town’s words, so you can check it yourself.

Read this first. This is my campaign’s tool, not the Town’s, and it is not legal advice. The two “sides” below are meant to be one-sided — that is the point of them. Short summaries can be wrong or out of date. Before you rely on anything here, click through and read the real page it came from.
WHAT THE TOWN IS BUILDING

Every project,
and when they
say it is done.

Read from the Town’s page on 18 October 2026 — read yesterday.

Where the work is

Every coloured street has work on it. Tap one to find out what. Grey streets have nothing the Town has told us about.

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  • Being worked on now: 15 streets
  • Pushed back: 4 streets
  • Coming later: 44 streets
  • Finished: 4 streets

15 streets have work going on right now. Tap any coloured street to see what.

67 streets are marked, out of 331 in town — a street is coloured only because the Town’s own project page names it. 8 more are named but sit outside the town boundary this map is drawn to (County Road 32, Elliott Avenue, Lorne Street, North Albert Lane, Osler Bluff Road, Sanford Fleming Drive, Sixth Line, Ste. Marie Street). Streets © OpenStreetMap contributors.

5 projects — happening now

  • First Street / Pretty River Parkway Street Side Enhancements

    “The project is underway”

  • Highway 26 and Tenth Street Watermain Relining

    “Restoration work to resume in April 2026.”

  • Mountain Road Improvements (Cambridge Street to Tenth Line)

    “construction began September 2, 2025 with an anticipated completion date in December 2026.”

  • Sixth Street Reconstruction

    “Phase 1 construction is scheduled for 2026 and Phase 2 construction will occur in 2027.”

  • Tenth Line and Sixth Street Roundabout (County of Simcoe)

    “The County of Simcoe is constructing a single-lane roundabout”

    No date on the Town’s page.

Every sentence is the Town’s own, read on 18 October 2026. Check the Town’s page — dates change.

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