DURHAM – The first of two public engagement meetings by South Bruce Grey Health Centre took place…
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Local cycling enthusiasts ‘make the journey count’ in first-ever Pedal for Saugeen Hospice event
WALKERTON – The first-ever Pedal for Saugeen Hospice event on Aug. 25 was a success on many…
Mildmay Lions Club thanks those who donated to Guide Dogs of Canada
MILDMAY – The Mildmay Lions are thanking all those who donated old towels and bedding in support…
Walkerton turnbacks: Aug. 31, 1988
From August 31, 1988: – Separate school to stay in Brant, for now; – Lid is blown off pop can…
More flooding, more closed roads, more insurance claims
The weather gurus have confirmed that Toronto has been hit with not one but two serious storms this summer – two once-in-a-hundred-year storms within weeks of each other – flooded basements, water rescues on urban streets, roads closed and … insurance claims.
Western wardens seek funding equality for small, rural municipalities
BRUCE COUNTY – Bruce County council heard a presentation on Aug. 15 by Kate Burns Gallagher,…
Brad Wilken Memorial Poker Run and Car Show a success
CARGILL – The third annual Brad Wilken Memorial Poker Run and Car Show on Saturday, Aug. 24, at…
Hensall Co-op initiative provides funding for projects in local region
HENSALL – A splash pad development in Hanover is among the projects to receive funding through …
Community Living receives $179,000 from province
WALKERTON – The Ontario government is providing $179,100 for necessary building upgrades and…
Crime Stoppers facing cash crunch, needs more board members
GREY-BRUCE – The local Crime Stoppers program is in need of both funding and new board members in…
Community-driven medical centre is a boon for all of South Bruce
TEESWATER – In December 2019, the Teeswater Medical Development Steering Committee was formed,…
Brockton council hears presentation, report on Development Charges background study
BROCKTON – Lisa Courtney, senior planner with B. M. Ross, presented the Development Charges…
Emergency shelter situation in Bruce County ‘unsustainable’
Deputy Warden Luke Charbonneau (Saugeen Shores) noted that council has discussed the numbers for nights of emergency shelter provided on behalf of the county from time to time, but said this is the first time staff has described it in a report as having “reached unsustainable levels.”
Brenda Korell back on library Art Wall
WALKERTON – The Walkerton Branch of the Bruce County Library has announced Brenda Korell has…
Progressive Agriculture Safety Day provides education for children
WALKERTON – The Walkerton Agricultural Building was the setting for Progressive Agriculture…
