WOODSTOCK — The federal and provincial governments have announced emergency funding for beef and…
Walkerton Herald-Times
THE IVORY SILO: What can I do?
By Stewart Skinner Last summer our family was given the opportunity to operate a farm in Bruce…
Province encourages Ontarians to establish ‘social circles’
Circles can comprise of up to 10 friends or family members with whom people do not need to practice…
West Grey to open outdoor courts and summer camp
WEST GREY — The Municipality of West Grey continues a gradual reopening of recreational…
Visitors at long-term care, retirement homes to be allowed beginning June 18
TORONTO — Family and friends will be allowed to visit people in long-term care homes, retirement…
Ontario’s post-secondary schools could reopen in July
TORONTO — Post-secondary institutions across the province could reopen as early as July after…
Over 100 vehicles take part in rolling protest against DGR in South Bruce
By Cory Bilyea Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEESWATER – More than 100 vehicles took to…
Province releases guidelines for childcare centres to reopen
TORONTO — The Ontario government has announced their plan to reopen childcare centres across the…
Ontario progressing with regional approach to reopening province
Huron Perth, Grey-Bruce, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph health units moving to Stage 2 on Friday…
UPDATED: Brockton man arrested, charged in heavy machinery theft
CARRICK TOWNSHIP – Police have arrested and charged a Brockton man following the theft of a pay…
Local unemployment rate jumps to 9.3 per cent in May
WALKERTON – The local unemployment rate is now over nine per cent, according to the latest data…
UPDATE: OPP dealing with incident in Walkerton, one person in custody
WALKERTON – Police say that one man is in custody this morning following an incident in…
South Bruce OPP offer tips on how to avoid hitting deer with your car
SOUTHERN BRUCE COUNTY – The South Bruce OPP is offering tips to area drivers on reducing their…
Ontario extends declaration of emergency until June 30
TORONTO ― Ontario is extending the provincial declaration of emergency due to COVID-19 until the…
Ontario extends electricity rate reduction to Oct. 31
TORONTO – Electricity bills across the province will not be charged full electricity rates until…
