Next steps to decide the fate of the Dr. Secord monument were discussed at last week’s Kincardine council meeting. The facilitator who was retained to help council in their decision … Continue reading Next steps for Secord monument →

Bruce County has agreed to help fund the Grey Transit Route service between Owen Sound and Wiarton until the end of the year, but has stated that without financial support … Continue reading Owen Sound to Wiarton transit route funded until the end of the year →

Kincardine Council is asking for residents of the Municipality to voice their thoughts in regards to the fate of the Dr. Solomon Secord monument. The monument, which previously had stood … Continue reading Public encouraged to have their voice heard in survey regarding placement of Secord Monument →

Enhanced safety features to help keep piers open Kincardine council agreed to add $92,000 into this year’s budget, after hearing recommendations by the Pier Safety Ad-Hoc Committee that presented their … Continue reading Kincardine council to support pier safety recommendations →

The highlight of the Feb. 23 meeting of the Grey- Bruce board of health was the draft 2024 budget. The budget presentation came as the board moves forward with the … Continue reading Grey Bruce Public Health receives draft 2024 budget as merger discussion continues →

Brockton council ended its Feb. 20 meeting on a sombre note, with comments on the passing of long-time mayor, David Thomson, and expressions of sympathy to his family. (By Pauline … Continue reading Brockton’s flag at half-mast in tribute to its first mayor, David Thomson →

The 2024 budget has been set and approved by the Municipality of Kincardine Council. Choosing to make critical investments to fund programs, services, and facilities the community relies on while … Continue reading Municipality of Kincardine releases 2024 budget →

South Bruce Grey Health Centre CEO Nancy Shaw reported at the Feb. 7 board meeting that staffing pressures continue, as they do right across the province. She noted agency nurses … Continue reading Nursing shortage causes temporary ER closures →

Kincardine Council spent last Monday discussing the proposed budget. The draft capital budget that was approved will see a tax rate increase of 6.42%, with a blended tax rate that … Continue reading Kincardine Council spends long day in budget deliberations →

There was much discussion around the council table last week about the placement of the Secord monument, which was situated in downtown Kincardine, but was temporarily displaced during the downtown … Continue reading Much broader discussion needs to happen before decision made on Secord monument →