The municipality is poised to continue growth, with two presentations on subdivisions discussed during the Sept. 10 meeting.
CT scanners help reduce ambulance response time in Bruce County despite increased growth, but geography still a challenge
Hannah Mayes, of Operational Research in Health (ORH), presented an update on the deployment review of paramedic services to Bruce County council on Sept. 5.
Police dismantle illegal drug lab in downtown Walkerton
WALKERTON - What started on Sept. 9 with a report of an assault involving a firearm, ended up with…
GBPH opens dental clinic in Walkerton
Dental care for qualifying seniors, as well as children and youth from low-income families is now available in a permanent, state-of-the-art clinic in the south part of Grey-Bruce.
County to stick with one-year term for warden
Bruce County council has voted to stay with a one-year term for the warden and deputy warden positions.
Warden congratulates new Huron County Queen of the Furrow
GODERICH – Warden Glen McNeil (Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh) opened the Sept. 4 meeting of county…
The show must go on
For many Canadians, especially ones whose homes are a reasonably safe distance from the…
Council updated on North Huron deaccessioning project
HURON COUNTY – Noah Chapman, Huron County Museum collections assistant, presented the report on…
Mpox numbers still low, says Dr. Ian Arra
Dr. Ian Arra, Grey-Bruce medical officer of health (MOH), provided an update on mpox to the board of health during the Aug. 23 meeting.
Play Music on the Porch Day held Aug. 31
Walkerton’s Market Garden Park was the focal point for Play Music on the Porch Day, on Aug. 31.
Holmdale Farm Rodeo returns next year
Bruce County’s first-ever professional rodeo on the August Civic Holiday weekend – in conjunction with Cargill Homecoming - was a long time in the planning.
Elmwood celebrates 170th in style at Homecoming 2024
The Elmwood parade was a stylish affair for the town's 170th celebrations.
Victoria Jubilee Hall asks council for help funding new stage curtains
Bob McCulloch, secretary of the Victoria Jubilee Hall committee, headed a delegation at the Aug. 27 meeting of Brockton council asking for assistance in purchasing new stage curtains.
Council supports all-way stop plan
Council voted to support the recommendations in the traffic report regarding the proposed development at 37 Yonge St., with the bylaw to be brought forward at a future meeting after completion and approval of site plan.
Area hospital future discussed at Chesley meeting
Although the format was the same at the Aug. 27 community engagement meeting in Chesley for South Bruce Grey Health Centre (SBGHC) as the meeting the day before in Durham, the numbers were fewer and the tone less confrontational.
