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It’s Grey Bruce Farmers Week

After going virtual for the past two years, Grey Bruce Farmers’ Week – the first agricultural trade show and conference of the season – returned to an in-person format at … Continue reading It’s Grey Bruce Farmers Week →

January 10, 2023CommunityDianna Martell
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Community meal to be held on Christmas Day

This year marks the seventh year for the annual Christmas Day community meal.  For the past two years, only takeout meals were offered. But this year, only in-person meals are … Continue reading Community meal to be held on Christmas Day →

December 21, 2022CommunityDianna Martell
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Stuff-the-Ambulance holiday food drives taking place across the county

By Pauline Kerr Join Bruce County’s Paramedic Services and their local 911 Emergency Service partners for Stuff-The-Ambulance Holiday Food Drives across the region this December. All donations will be given … Continue reading Stuff-the-Ambulance holiday food drives taking place across the county →

December 5, 2022CommunityDianna Martell
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Santa Claus parade to be held Dec. 3

Submitted by the Kincardine & District Chamber of Commerce Excitement is building as the date of the Kincardine & District Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Parade approaches. It will be … Continue reading Santa Claus parade to be held Dec. 3 →

November 15, 2022CommunityDianna Martell
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$248,180 granted to local organizations

Submitted by CFGB Exciting projects and programs will be starting up across Grey Bruce over the winter, thanks to grants from Community Foundation Grey Bruce (CFGB) totaling $248,180. Local charities … Continue reading $248,180 granted to local organizations →

November 8, 2022CommunityDianna Martell
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Canada and Ontario building broadband in Huron and Bruce Counties

  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 →

May 4, 2022CommunityTammy Schneider
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Bruce Power Net Zero and Westario Power help local communities to ‘Lead the Charge’

With gas prices on the rise and a societal shift toward energy conservation, there has never been a better time to go electric. To enable this, Bruce Power Net Zero … Continue reading Bruce Power Net Zero and Westario Power help local communities to ‘Lead the Charge’ →

April 13, 2022CommunityTammy Schneider
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The Stampeders are back!

Submitted by R. Keith Davidson So Grandma and Grandpa, remember when you went to the summer Thursday night teen dances at the old Lambton Street arena, in the late 60s … Continue reading The Stampeders are back! →

March 16, 2022CommunityTammy Schneider
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Community matters

By James Scongack Our region of Bruce, Grey and Huron has a bright future as a clean-energy leader in Ontario and Canada. Recent Statistics Canada census data, released Feb. 9, … Continue reading Community matters →

March 9, 2022CommunityTammy Schneider
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Message from the Grey Bruce Public Health Unit

Modified recommendations on workplace COVID-19 vaccination policies The arc of the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, provincial and local epidemiological indicators and the tremendous efforts Grey-Bruce communities and partners have invested in … Continue reading Message from the Grey Bruce Public Health Unit →

March 2, 2022CommunityTammy Schneider
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Boat runs ashore at Station Beach
On Monday, Sept. 18, KFES and Kincardine Emergency Management were called to Station Beach, after
reports of a beached sailing vessel on the shore. Staff attended the scene and made contact with the vessel
owner. The boat’s occupant made it safely to shore and was not injured in the grounding. Currently, there are
no hazards associated with the stranded vessel and arrangements for the removal of the vessel are underway.
(Liz Small photo)

 Food Bank donation 

The Kincardine food bank continues to support a growing list of those in the community who are in need. Pictured with the largest order the food bank has ever placed is Noah McArthur (front) and Steve Otterman. The value of this food order was well over $10,000 and was made possible by the generosity of the local community. (Contributed photo) 

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