WALKERTON - The second annual joint meeting of Saugeen First Nation, Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation and County of Bruce continued the steps forward in forming, in the words of CAO Christine MacDonald, “a unique government-to-government relationship” based on respect and mutual interests.
Elmwood Firefighters’ Breakfast
Great weather, delicious food and the chance to meet local firefighters.
Peabody disappointed over cuts to CWELCC child care allocation
BROCKTON - Mayor Chris Peabody spoke out about the child-care issue that prompted extended discussion at the June 5 meeting of Bruce County council, and a call to reinstate at least some of the 133 spaces that have been cut.
Get ready for a truly Canadian Canada Day
With Canada Day only weeks away, Canadian sovereignty has been making headlines once again, ever since King Charles III delivered the throne speech at the opening of Parliament on May 27.
County seeks clarity on Bill 17
WALKERTON - Bruce County council approved the staff recommendation to submit comments listed in the report on Bill 17: Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, 2025, to the province, through the Environmental Registry of Ontario and Regulatory Registry of Ontario.
Council ponders lasting memorial to honour victims of May 23 tragedy
WALKERTON - The May 27 meeting of Brockton council began with a minute of silence, to honour the five people from Walkerton District Community School who lost their lives in a devastating car crash, and the man who was killed in an industrial incident in Chepstow, all on Friday, May 23.
Brockton Council passes resolution expressing concerns about Bill 5
WALKERTON - On May 27, Brockton Council supported the resolution by Coun. Greg McLean, seconded by Coun. Tim Elphick, concerning Bill 5: Unleashing Ontario’s Economy Act.
Brockton receives support from Humboldt
WALKERTON - The final item discussed during the May 27 council meeting was the tragedy loss of a great teacher and four remarkable students from Walkerton District Community School.
Brockton to use surplus to cover some new costs and lower 2025 tax rate
WALKERTON - A report on the Municipality of Brockton’s new plow truck ended up being discussed with another report from finance, during the May 27 council meeting.
Arguing in favour of red tape
Our provincial government is making a concerted effort to push through legislation aimed at cutting red tape and “getting things done, faster.”
Brockton Council chooses Walkerton-only option for green bin program
WALKERTON - The green bin update by Nicholas Schnurr, director of operations, provided additional information, as directed by council at the May 13 meeting, including on rates of diversion that could be expected.
Centennial Park pavilion to be rebuilt with better access to washrooms
WALKERTON - Winter storms took their toll, including on the amenities in Centennial Park, knocking down the well-used pavilion beside the pool.
Bill 17 could have negative impact: Peabody
WALKERTON - On Thursday, June 5, county council will discuss yet another of the province’s major bills aimed at cutting red tape.
Ball tourney raises funds to honour those lost in May 23 tragedy
CHEPSTOW - This year’s Shaun Schaefer Memorial Slo-pitch Classic saw 23 teams registered.
