The Walkerton and District Hospital Foundation (WDHF) recently announced a funding commitment of $1.4 million towards the replacement of the X-ray suite for South Bruce Grey Health Centre’s (SBGHC) Walkerton Hospital.
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Foundation extends programming to adults
The Bluewater Education Foundation (BEF) is expanding its programming to include adults, further aligning with its mission of providing both children and adults with immersive, meaningful experiences in nature.
Garage sale fundraiser coming up in June to benefit Saugeen Hospice
The Hospice Fundraising Committee are having their annual garage sale to support the building of a new Saugeen Hospice in southern Grey Bruce.
Authority members concerned over proposed Bill 5
During the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) regular board of directors meeting, Coun. Alison Lobb (Central Huron) inquired about the Ontario government’s proposed legislation, Bill 5, indicating that she only found out about it during the Huron County Council meeting that morning.
Minto resident charged with impaired driving in Brockton after suspicious vehicle report
The South Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a report of a vehicle parked along Bruce Road 19 in the Municipality of Brockton on May 16, at approximately 9:13 p.m.
Classic Lightfoot Live comes to town
Classic Lightfoot Live, a tribute to legendary folk-rock icon Gordon Lightfoot, recently announced a series of upcoming performances, including a Walkerton performance.
Chepstow card results from May 26
The last Euchre and Solo games, until Sept. 8, were played on Monday, May 26 at the Chepstow Lions Hall.
Walkerton Senior card results
Walkerton Seniors enjoyed euchre on Wednesday, May 21 at the Walkerton Library. Linda Van Oene was…
Scone Crokinole Club scores from May 21
Scone Crokinole Club played at the Chesley Fire Hall on Wednesday, May 21.
Grey Bruce Public Health reflects on anniversary of E. coli outbreak
This month marks 25 years since the Walkerton E. coli tragedy – the waterborne outbreak that caused seven deaths and sickened more than 2,300 people and led to sweeping changes to Ontario drinking water regulations.
