Hannah MacLeod On Monday, June 13, the Southampton Olive Oil Company was `kicked out` of Kincardine’s Market in the Park, which takes place every Monday during the summer. By the … Continue reading Vendor removed from Market in the Park, quickly reinstated
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
Doug Kennedy Casey Beisel is moving to Kitchener this fall to play for the Kitchener-Waterloo Rangers in the PWHL. This is the top ladies league in the area. She will … Continue reading Beisel to play for KW Rangers
Moulton signs in Stratford Jordan Moulton is making the jump from the Kincardine Bulldogs to the Stratford Warriors in the GOHL. Moulton travelled to Stratford to sign this past Sunday. … Continue reading Sports shorts
By Doug Kennedy After coaching high school hockey for 15 years, I know how hard it is to get to OFSAA, especially in team sports. The KDSS boys baseball team … Continue reading Sports Shorts
Pauline Kerr There was a time when the words, “out of sight,” would be uttered with a delighted smile. Now they are spoken with a pursed-lipped grimace, usually in reference … Continue reading Fuel and housing costs ‘out of sight’
It is not unheard of for a school to receive a bomb threat this time of year – usually on a warm, sunny Friday when there is a physics exam … Continue reading Taking aim at gun violence
If you voted in the provincial election that saw Doug Ford elected to a second straight majority, you were in the minority. Preliminary numbers indicate only 43 per cent of … Continue reading Why the low voter turnout?