The Coastal Conservation Youth Corps (CCYC) wrapped up their 2024 session feeling they have made a lasting impact on the shoreline of Lake Huron, a press release from the Lake Huron Coastal Centre states.
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Blyth Art Gallery’s season finale opens August 17
The Blyth Festival Art Gallery’s season finale ‘Anything but Hysterical’ opens August 17.
Belgrave Playground Committee receives large donation for new accessible playground
Members of the Belgrave Playground Committee receive $25,000 donation.
Naadowewi-Gichigami Lake Huron Water Walk 2024
These Indigenous grandmothers follow the pathways around the large lake to pray for the water in their traditional home waters (the Great Lakes).
‘Share the Road’ signage aimed at enhancing safety for local residents, agricultural users and visitors
If Chris Cossitt, president of the Bruce County Federation of Agriculture, could say one thing to people using local roads, it would be, “Patience!”
Helping the people who need help the most
Dr. Ian Arra, medical officer of health, made a presentation to the Grey-Bruce board of health at the July 26 meeting on the Supportive Outreach Services program – SOS.
Brockton, Bruce County to speak at AMO
Representatives from Brockton and the rest of Bruce County will have a busy few days when the Association of Municipalities of Ontario meets in Ottawa Aug. 18-21 for the annual conference.
County council receives Official Plan review update
Bruce County’s Official Plan is very much a “work in progress,” and has been since work on it began in 2018. Now, however, the stress is on the word “progress.”
Carrying the Royal Mail in the Bruce
The mail must go through, they say—through snow and rain and gloom of night. Even if it means walking 45 miles, and back.
Breakfast with Regulators offered in Teeswater
Staff from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) and the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) are hosting a complimentary hot breakfast at the Teeswater Town Hall on Aug. 16.
Turnbacks; Wingham Advance-Times August 15, 2024
Turnbacks for August 15, 2024
How to prepare for tornadoes: warning signs and how to respond
Did you know that Canada experiences on average around 50 tornadoes per year? Canadians see more tornadoes than any other country in the world, except for the United States.
Tipi of Huron-Perth open house set for Aug. 24 at Gowanstown
The Tipi of Huron-Perth is hosting an open ‘tipi’ event on Aug. 24, and the community is invited to to see the new addition to the area.
Charges laid in child luring investigation
The Huron County OPP Crime Unit charged a Cambridge resident with six criminal offences following a March, 2024 child luring investigation, a police report reads.
Kregar appointed North Huron Fire Chief DeVries to be Deputy Fire Chief
Chad Kegar will become the permanent Director of Fire & Emergency Management (Fire Chief) of North Huron beginning Oct. 1.
