WALKERTON – Development charges (DCs) were implemented as a way to take the burden of paying for new development off the shoulders of current taxpayers.
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Brockton development booming
WALKERTON – Anyone who has observed a lot of activity regarding economic development in Brockton recently isn’t mistaken.
Peabody: Summer a busy time for Brockton council
WALKERTON – Mayor Chris Peabody said he’s looking forward to the July 16 meeting of Bruce County council.
This summer, don’t forget: when thunder roars, go indoors
BRUCE COUNTY – With summer here and Bruce County buzzing with outdoor fun, it’s important to stay alert to changing weather conditions. Thunderstorm season is here. Don’t let a summer storm catch you off guard.
County seeks answers on how conservation authority transition will impact county budget
WALKERTON – Bruce County council has decided to take an advocacy approach when it comes to proposed changes to conservation authorities...
Brockton unveils community fish and launches Find the Fish Walking Adventure
WALKERTON – Residents and visitors are invited to explore Walkerton in a whole new way this summer with the re-launch of the Fish Art Walking Tour, the unveiling of a brand-new Community Fish sculpture, and the launch of the Find the Fish Walking Adventure.
OPP seek help with cycling collision
GEORGIAN BLUFFS – Grey-Bruce OPP are investigating a serious collision that occurred on Grey Road 1 near the regional airport in Georgian Bluffs on July 5 at 11:36 a.m.
South Bruce reports nearly 17 years of landfill capacity remaining
TEESWATER - South Bruce has about 17 years of remaining capacity across its two municipal landfill sites.
South Bruce welcomes new recreation and facilities manager
TEESWATER - South Bruce council has welcomed a new manager to lead the municipality’s recreation and facilities department as work continues on several projects.
Outdated website adds to frustration over BMO closures
BRUCE COUNTY - The Bank of Montreal (BMO) branches in Walkerton, Mildmay and Teeswater have now closed, leaving customers in three Bruce County communities travelling to Hanover for in-person banking services, while some residents say the transition has been confusing and difficult.
