by Hannah MacLeod First time published author, Hannah Grieve, has based a large amount of her novel on Kincardine, a town she remembers fondly from childhood family reunions and now, … Continue reading Novel, “The Secret of Markie Beach” is heavily influenced by authors time in Kincardine
The governments of Canada and Ontario are investing $1.7 million to bring fast, reliable high-speed internet to more than 800 homes, farms and businesses in Henfryn, Wroxeter, Gorrie, Fordwich, … Continue reading Canada and Ontario building broadband in Huron and Bruce Counties
2022 Scottish Festival Events Schedule FRIDAY July 1st Opening Ceremonies 7 p.m. Pub Ten 7 p.m. – 2 a.m. Concerts: 7:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m. The Thogs 7:30 … Continue reading Scottish Festival Schedule
By Tammy Schneider Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Judy Francissen has a love of natural and pastoral landscapes, so it is no wonder she chose to pursue a career that … Continue reading Victoria Park Gallery welcomes July guest artist
By Tammy Schneider Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The prospect of having one’s life examined under a microscope would be uncomfortable at best for most people, but that is what Patrick … Continue reading Feed the White Wolf – a story of never giving up
By Hannah MacLeod June is Jumpstart month at Canadian Tire, and this year Kincardine raised a whopping $7,350. Money raised through Jumpstart provides youth with opportunities to get active that … Continue reading Jumpstart month puts over $7,000 back into the community
By Doug Kennedy We were all excited about the Toronto Blue Jays at the start of the season. The New York Yankees have been unbelievable this season, making it hard … Continue reading Sports Journal – Blue Jays
by Hannah MacLeod The 20th annual Women’s Triathlon was held at Station Beach on Saturday, July 9. Despite the beautiful weather, the water was deemed too cold for swimmers by … Continue reading Triathlon becomes duathlon due to water temperatures
By Pauline Kerr There is no more effective way to throw fear into the hearts of the general public than to mention the word “epidemic.” The official definition according to … Continue reading Putting epidemics into perspective
by Pauline Kerr Apart from making people with variable rate mortgages break out in hives, most of us are not too sure what the Bank of Canada’s decision to … Continue reading We have important decisions to make
by Pauline Kerr So much for the vaunted cashless society. The recent Rogers system crash – apparently another network upgrade that got messed up, the second in two years – … Continue reading A bit of cash goes a long way with debit machines crash