BIOGRAPHY My wife’s name is Kim and our two daughters as well as their spouses and three…
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South Bruce council candidate – Mildmay-Carrick Ward: Audrey Bross
BIOGRAPHY My name is Audrey Bross and I live in Mildmay with my husband and three children. I have…
South Bruce mayoral candidate: Rita Groen
BIOGRAPHY I have lived in Teeswater since 1997 with my husband Gerald, and we have three grown…
South Bruce mayoral candidate: Mark Goetz
BIOGRAPHY My name is Mark Goetz and I live on a beef farm located on the 8th Concession of Carrick…
South Bruce mayoral candidate: Robert Buckle
BIOGRAPHY I was born and raised on a family farm near Teeswater and after Grade 13 worked in the…
Letter outlining concerns about agency staff circulated to AMO, MPPs, LTC minister
Hospitals are not the only part of the health-care sector suffering from a critical shortage of staff. Long-term care homes are facing the same shortages, and resorting to a high-cost, unsustainable measure to fill gaps in the schedule – agency nurses and other staff.
Chepstow Lions host successful Walk for Dog Guides
The Chepstow Lions Club held its annual Walk for Guide Dogs on Sunday, Sept. 18 at the Chepstow Lions Park. The event was once again a success, raising $10,775.
Walkerton Capitals win Sunday against Mitchell
The Capitals recovered from a 4-3 loss in Wingham Friday night by defeating Mitchell 3-1 Sunday on home ice.
Food Bank receives $1,000 donation from St. Joseph’s Catholic Women’s League
Marlene Zettler presents a cheque for $1,000 on behalf of St. Joseph’s Catholic Women’s League, Cargill to Maryanne Buehlow of the Walkerton Food Bank. The proceeds were from their bazaar.
Victor Lair Jewellers celebrates 60 years of successful business
Celebrating an inspiring 60 years of business in Walkerton, the owners of Victor Lair Jewellers are nothing but delighted to share the fascinating history of their family-owned company.
In too deep
Ever had a moment in time where you were at a particular place and could see something bad happening?
Don’t shoot the messenger
Sometimes a story appears in the press that takes an unpopular stand, or paints a person, organization or business in an unflattering light. Sometimes information is revealed on the front page or 6 p.m. news that someone finds embarrassing, annoying or possibly incriminating.
Paramedic program receives remote care monitoring funding
Bruce County Paramedic Services is receiving one-time funding of $40,000 from Ontario Health to establish and provide remote care monitoring in homes and communities across the county.
Bruce County’s planning committee holds public meeting on Official Plan amendment
The county has taken a second look at how it plans to address growth in the new Official Plan, as a result of issues raised Brockton and other Bruce County municipalities.
