By Kristen Shane
It’s a question to be answered by My Nuclear Neighbour, an hour-long documentary to air on the CBC’s The Nature of Things with David Suzuki, next Thursday night (Feb. 11) at
By Kristen Shane
The leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario heard local business people’s concerns about the proposed new harmonized sales tax, affordable housing and a Bruce Power brain drain at a round-table discussion hosted by the Kincardine and District Chamber of Commerce on Monday.
Tim Hudak outlined a series of tax cuts and new policies his party says will help small businesses in

Kincardine residents Rose Lootsma, pictured above, and Don Bannerman were on a mission trip to
By Kristen Shane
In the first of several changes in the works since its new CEO came aboard this month, Bruce Telecom has seen five managers leave their positions.
Last week, the company’s CEO and president Eric Dobson said five managers at the municipally-owned telecommunications business will either be moving down to non-management roles, have left the company, or will be leaving it soon.
Dobson would not get into specifics, but said the executive team has been re-organized so that one manager is taking early retirement in April, another has already left the company, and two more are moving into non-management roles within the company.
By Kristen Shane
The
By Kristen Shane
Two Kincardine residents were confirmed safe last week after a magnitude-7.0 earthquake rocked the
By Kristen Shane
An internal investigation into a drug supply discrepancy at the Kincardine hospital pharmacy found that some narcotics were stolen, South Bruce Grey Health Centre CEO Paul Davies said last week.
Davies revealed the information when asked by reporters questioning him after he spoke to Kincardine council on an unrelated issue.
He couldn’t say the exact quantity of the stolen drugs, but said it was less than 1,000 pills. They included narcotics, a more tightly controlled group of addictive drugs that include pain killers such as OxyContin (oxycodone), morphine or codeine.
By Kristen Shane
Kincardine council is waiting to get more information before it decides whether to open a gated shoreline road to all passenger vehicles during bouts of bad winter weather.