(By Pauline Kerr) Development charges (DCs) were implemented as a way to take the burden of paying for new development off the shoulders of current taxpayers. To read the entire … Continue reading County applies for province’s development charge reduction program
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Plans finalized to revamp local play park
(By Liz Small) A popular playground in Kincardine is getting a make-over. Macpherson Park, located along with Lake Huron shoreline near the Kincardine Pavilion will be transformed into a fully-accessible, … Continue reading Plans finalized to revamp local play park
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Strong cast brings life to KTG stage in drop-dead funny show
(By Liz Small) What do you get when total strangers find themselves in a very unusual situation that just happens to include a couple of urns and a zany cast … Continue reading Strong cast brings life to KTG stage in drop-dead funny show
Comedy relief offered at upcoming theatre production
(By Liz Small) The finishing touches are being put on the latest production by the Kincardine Theatre Guild (KTG). Their latest undertaking is a comedy called “Taking Care of the … Continue reading Comedy relief offered at upcoming theatre production
Hearts melt for “Frozen Kids”
Huron Heights students present popular musical (By Liz Small) Nearly 100 students in grades three through six from Huron Heights Public School (HHPS) made up the cast of “Frozen Kids” … Continue reading Hearts melt for “Frozen Kids”
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Rolling into reality
All Wheel Skate Park to open this summer (By Liz Small) Construction of the long-awaited Kincardine Lions All Wheel Skate Park is well underway. Members representing the Lions, the Kincardine … Continue reading Rolling into reality
Tryouts are in full swing
(By Becky Grebenjak) As temperatures rise and thoughts drift toward summer, another seasonal ritual is underway across local rinks and diamonds: tryouts. To read the entire article online, click here … Continue reading Tryouts are in full swing
Kincardine Curling Club hosts March bonspiel
(By Anne Burton) The ladies’ annual bonspiel was held on March 7 with 14 teams participating. Some of the out-of- town teams had to battle a foggy drive to get … Continue reading Kincardine Curling Club hosts March bonspiel
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We are Canadian, and proud of it
(By Pauline Kerr) Canada Day usually triggers a burst of new bits of info that will probably make their way into a Trivia competition at some point. A fair number … Continue reading We are Canadian, and proud of it
We need an ‘exit strategy’ for homelessness
(By Pauline Kerr) We speak of a “decent” standard of living without really defining what that means. To a person in a household with two high-earning adults, a “decent” standard … Continue reading We need an ‘exit strategy’ for homelessness
Kids have learning problems? Do not blame COVID
(By Pauline Kerr) Darned COVID! The latest in a continuing series of problems being blamed on the global pandemic is boys falling behind at school. To read the entire article … Continue reading Kids have learning problems? Do not blame COVID