The Sleddog Sports Association of Southwestern Ontario (SSASO) held dry-land time trials on Oct. 14 at the Brant Tract.
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The same old-same old mentality has become old
It would appear that the Toronto Blue Jays are at a crossroads in their plans to establish themselves at the top of the MLB’s American League East Division following their latest postseason debacle. Coincidentally enough, I find myself at a similar crossroads when it comes to my team of choice in th
South Bruce ‘Super Berry’ – A tourist experience that promotes sustainable living
The Healing Arc Golden Orchard lies on beautiful rolling South Bruce farmland and is the first fruit-producing sea buckthorn orchard in Ontario.
South Bruce OPP charge 48 drivers over Thanksgiving weekend
The South Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) utilized all available officers to participate in Operation Impact from Oct. 6-9.
Auditor: South Bruce in ‘reasonable financial position’
According to the municipality’s auditor, South Bruce is in a “reasonable financial position” as of Dec. 31, 2022.
NII: ‘Green steel’ will increase demand for electricity by 430 per cent
Canada’s steel industry says it will grow its clean electricity demand significantly as it strives towards its net zero transition.
Owen Sound Legion members support relocation of Music Hall of Fame
It’s official. The relocation of the Bruce Grey Music Hall of Fame (HOF) to the Royal Canadian Legion, Owen Sound Branch 6, received full support from its members at a special Oct. 12 meeting convened to discuss the HOF proposal.
Protect yourself during flu season
The fall season brings with it cooler temperatures and changing leaves, but also heralds the start of flu season, which this year has started a little earlier than usual.
Brockton chooses top five housing recommendations
The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing has asked all communities in Ontario to provide their top five recommendations to assist in helping tackle the housing supply crisis.
Brockton Briefs: Three things you may have missed at Brockton council on Oct. 10
Three things you may have missed at Brockton council on Oct. 10
‘Jubilee Acres’ celebrates 25th and final year of helping to end world hunger
The Canadian Foodgrains Bank “Jubilee Acres” growing project is celebrating its 25th and final year of helping to end hunger around the world.
If you wait for perfection, you’ll always be waiting
“If I waited for perfection, I would never write a word.” What Margaret Atwood expressed so well here isn’t just applicable to writers, it’s for everyone.
Seven common-sense principles for a new Economic Charter
Survey after survey shows that Canadians regard our human Charter of Rights and Freedoms as this country’s most important and enduring national symbol – and rightly so.
‘The Scrounger’ in all his glory
As my kids grow older, I find they share some of the character traits of not only myself, but other members of my family.
Invest in your community
There was something about a recent news story describing a woman who saves a bundle by doing all her food shopping south of the border that made a lot of people grind their teeth.
