Pauline Kerr Huron-Kinloss council voted in favour of waiving penalties on “general receivables and the 2020 interim tax installments until Sept. 1 … and to extend the due date for … Continue reading Huron-Kinloss to waive property tax penalities until Sept. 1 →

By Tammy Schneider A social media group on Facebook, #KincardineStrong, is bringing people together at a time when physical distancing and self-isolation caused by COVID-19 is keeping them apart. The … Continue reading #KincardineStrong creates a positive force in stressful times →

By Pauline Kerr Mayor Mitch Twolan strongly discouraged seasonal residents from travelling to Huron-Kinloss during the COVID-19 pandemic. In light of the fact his plea was largely disregarded, Twolan has … Continue reading Huron-Kinloss mayor orders no seasonal water hook-ups during pandemic →

By Tammy Schneider On March 25, the Federal Government, under the Quarantine Act, mandated that all Canadians returning to Canada as of midnight were required by law to self-isolate for … Continue reading 14-day isolation is no longer a choice →

Hello Everyone, I am grateful to the Independent for giving me this opportunity to write a letter to all our residents. The developments of the last two weeks related to … Continue reading Letter from Mayor Eadie to all our residents in the Municipality of Kincardine – March 22, 2020 →

The Kincardine Independent team is committed to keeping you informed as we all deal with the Covid-19 Virus. These are trying times for everyone and we are doing our best … Continue reading Important information for customers of The Kincardine Independent →

By Colin Burrowes According to the Municipality of Kincardine mayor, Anne Eadie, 2020 is going to be a very productive year for development in the area. She said residents will … Continue reading Eadie predicts 2020 will be a productive year for the Municipality of Kincardine →

By Mike Wilson If all goes according to plan, admissions to Brucelea Haven could resume by the end of February. In an update to the Bruce County homes committee on … Continue reading Brucelea Haven could resume admissions by end of February →

By Colin Burrowes   Mason Ruthven is very comfortable in the Tiverton arena; it has become like a second home to him. He started playing with the Tiverton Thunder when … Continue reading Spotlight on Youth – ‘It’s like a small heart but it’s filled with love’ – Mason Ruthven is dedicated to his community →

By Tammy Schneider Showing their girl power, eighteen female students from St. Anthony’s School, known as Hacker Gals, have been participating in twice-weekly training sessions that are preparing them for … Continue reading Hacker gals breaking ground for girls interested in computer science →