BRUCE-GREY – Schools are gearing up to welcome back students in a few short days. For the most…
Golf cart pilot project interests Brockton councillors
BROCKTON – Brockton council members expressed interest in a pilot project that’s taking place…
Brockton gets grant for soccer park washroom and equipment storage building
BROCKTON – Council commended Mark Coleman, director of community services, for his efforts in…
Growth happening faster in Bruce County than earlier predictions indicated
BROCKTON – Daniel Kingsbury, Bruce County planner, and Jamie Cook of Watson and Associates,…
St. John’s Emwood: Still thriving after 135 years
ELMWOOD – St. John’s Lutheran Church, Elmwood, celebrated its 135th anniversary in August.…
And still the block remains
BROCKTON – An item discussed under “business arising” from the minutes of the previous…
Brockton mayor concerned about low vaccination rate among Brucelea Haven staff
BROCKTON – Coming up at Bruce County council Thursday is a report on long-term care, including…
Moment of silence for paramedic, council briefs
BROCKTON – Council held a moment of silence during the Aug. 24 meeting in honour of Bruce County…
Board learns how data has assisted pandemic decision making
GREY-BRUCE – The main points of discussion during the Aug. 27 meeting of the Grey Bruce Board of…
Candidates need to listen to voters
Welcome to “Canada votes 2021.” An unvoiced question is about how much of Canada actually will…
Good planning makes good neighbours
Most people are familiar with the concept that good fences make good neighbours. A version of that was expressed at the Aug. 9 meeting of the committee of adjustment – good planning maintains harmony in a neighbourhood and prevents bad feelings among residents.
Tender accepted for Bruce Beach project
Council has approved the tender of Birnam Excavating Ltd. In the amount of $528,488 plus tax for the Bruce Municipal Drain phase one. This was the lowest of two bids, and is slightly below the engineer’s estimate of $543,880 plus tax.
Play ball!
Walkerton’s ball diamonds are being well used despite the pandemic – not to the same extent as in normal summers, but enough to keep young ball players in practice.
Brockton council provides support to four athletes attending international competition
Council approved a request from Shalyn Sulkye for funding to assist her in competing at the 2021 WAKO (World Association of Kickboxing Organizations) World Kickboxing Championship in Italy where she’ll be representing Canada.
Walkerton Optimists host Backyard Living Tour
The Aug. 20 Backyard Living Tour, hosted by the Walkerton and District Optimist Club, offered the perfect excuse to do a bit of visiting and get some ideas on how to celebrate summer outdoor living at its best, while supporting a great cause.
