By Liz Small As the Downtown Dig construction progresses, Queen St. will be closed to vehicles between Lambton and Harbour St. This decision was based on ongoing safety concerns with … Continue reading Portion of Queen Street closed to traffic →

by Liz Small Update on parking The downtown dig is continuing as scheduled and as crews work on replacement of sanitary sewer lines and temporary waterline connections, drivers should note … Continue reading Downtown Dig Update – April 19 →

By Liz Small Residents of Bruce County are encouraged to remove hazardous waste materials from their homes, garages, and basements and dispose of them in an environmentally safe manner, as … Continue reading Hazardous Waste collection dates →

HURON-BRUCE — Lisa Thompson, MPP for Huron-Bruce is pleased to announce that through the Ontario Health Infrastructure Renewal Fund, $7,748,621 in support for critical upgrades, repairs and maintenance is being … Continue reading Province announces MRI for Kincardine →

There are two significant capital projects that will advance at the Kincardine hospital, including the construction of a 2,000 square foot addition to house a new Computed Tomography (CT) scanner, … Continue reading Community Zoom meeting Dec. 19 for hospital capital projects →

On Dec. 2, the Township of Huron-Kinloss issued a press release noting that Council and staff were deeply saddened with the passing of Murray Thompson, a former Reeve of the … Continue reading Huron-Kinloss flags honour former Reeve →

Kincardine DSS co-hosts 2022 OFSAA girls’ ‘A’ basketball championship Brockville’s St. Mary Catholic High School emerges as winner of three-day tournament By Dan McNee KINCARDINE-WALKERTON – The last shot has … Continue reading Brockville emerges as OFSAA winner →

Kincardine Community Services is busy preparing for the 2022 Christmas Hamper Program. This program is designed to help individuals and families that may need a helping hand at holiday time … Continue reading Christmas Hampers program needs donations →

By Hannah MacLeod The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) continued to protest the provincial government’s plan to remove their right to strike on Monday. Locally, crowds which include custodians, … Continue reading Bill 28 to be repealed →

By Hannah MacLeod Locally loved band, Boiler Beach, comprised of Andrea Matchett, Terry Marsh and Mike Stopford, recently placed in the top eight bands out of 15,000 competitors across North … Continue reading Boiler Beach places in top eight bands →