At first glance, the Ontario government’s move to suspend the drivers’ licences of convicted car thieves seems like a “get tough on crime” move that is badly needed.
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From one home to another: South Bruce Yard Sale
From Mildmay, Formosa and Teeswater, the South Bruce Yard sale gives community members a day to sell the leftovers from spring cleaning.
Scongack updates council on what’s happening at Bruce Power
James Scongack, chief development officer and executive vice-president at Bruce Power, visited South Bruce council on May 14 to provide an update on what’s happening at Bruce Power.
OPP adding pedal-assisted bicycles on the road in local communities
South Bruce OPP announced the addition of two pedal assisted bicycles (PAB) to its fleet on May 15.
North Huron Council approves amendment to ice in/out policy
Director of Recreation and Children’s Services Kelly Steiss presented a report to North Huron Council on May 6, highlighting the success of last year’s exemption to the regular ice season at the arena in Wingham.
Retired physician supports CT scanner at Wingham Hospital
Doctor Marie Gear and Larry Cerson are donating $50,000 to the Caring Together campaign to bring a brand-new CT Scanner to the Wingham & District Hospital.
Grey Bruce grade fours enjoy refreshing and educational fun at the 2024 Chesley Children’s Water Festival
Chesley Community Centre was once again the venue for the Grey Bruce water festival, where several schools enjoyed water themed, educational activities.
Wingham-born Alice Munro leaves lasting legacy worldwide
WINGHAM - Last week, the world lost an unparalleled force in contemporary literature, but as is evident from those who knew her and her work, that force is only lost in a physical sense.
Mildmay has new district fire chief
Fire Chief Guy Gallant presented a report on new appointments to the department, for council’s approval, and presented an award to a member of the fire department.
Humane Society issues urgent appeal to aid five puppies found abandoned in box
The Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo & Stratford Perth (HSKWSP) has launched an urgent appeal campaign to raise funds for five puppies that were found abandoned in Kitchener.
Allen Cup Hockey eyes Listowel entry
LISTOWEL – The operators of the Allan Cup Hockey league (ACH) are planning to expand the size of the four-team circuit and have targeted Listowel among the sites for potential new franchises.
South Bruce Nuclear Exploration Forum focuses on informing community about safety
Mildmay Carrick Recreation Complex hosted the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) on May 15, where exhibitors and panel speakers gave information on nuclear safety.
County council endorses move to recognize Bruce Road 19 as ‘Highway for Peace’
Bill Streeter, described by Deputy Warden Luke Charbonneau (Saugeen Shores) as the “dean of all things historical in Saugeen Shores,” has asked Bruce County council to recognize the 160th Bruce Battalion by naming Bruce Road 19 between Walkerton and Chesley as the “Highway for Peace.”
Westario Power presents ‘good news’ quarterly report to South Bruce council
There was good news for South Bruce taxpayers in the Westario Power quarterly report, presented by board chair Luke Charbonneau at the May 14 council meeting.
GrandPals, students and families gather for the program’s final session
A group of 17 seniors, over 50 students, their teachers and their families gathered at Walkerton District Community School on May 16 for an evening of conversation, treats and celebration – the culmination of a new program called GrandPals.
