By Tammy Schneider Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Community Foundation Grey Bruce announced the names of ten organizations that will receive grants from its fund. The organization has awarded $246,633 this … Continue reading CFGB announces grant recipients →

At 4:25 p.m. on Sept. 9, mayor Glover announced that the state of emergency, declared on Mar. 24, 2020, had been lifted. The state of emergency was declared in response … Continue reading State of emergency lifted in Municipality →

  The COVID assessment centre, located at the Kincardine hospital, will remain open for the foreseeable future. According to Meghan Legge, manager communications, engagement and patient experience for South Bruce … Continue reading COVID assessment centre to remain open →

By Pauline Kerr   A draft plan of subdivision was received for information during the Aug. 9 council meeting. The Lindston Group (Keith Battler) is proposing a residential subdivision on … Continue reading Kincardine Council discusses draft plan of subdivision →

By Pauline Kerr When eight individuals address council as delegations on a specific issue, it’s a good indication there are strong feelings about it. The Birchwood area trails issue is … Continue reading Dispute over Birchwood area trail turns physical →

Municipality of Kincardine Council is seeking input into the election process for the deputy mayor to be effective starting in the 2022 election. Municipality of Kincardine CAO Sharon Chambers says … Continue reading Council seeks input on process for choosing deputy mayor →

At Bruce Power, we’re extremely proud to be part of a vibrant, caring corner of Ontario and to doing our part to support communities across Bruce, Grey and Huron counties. … Continue reading Community Matters →

By Tammy Schneider Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Kincardine resident Brigitte Bellstedt was taken by surprise when she glanced out her front door on July 2 at 8 a.m. A small … Continue reading Celebrating Kincardine’s newest nonagenarian →

Heavy rains and strong winds took their toll on the planned grand opening of the Queen Street Promenade on June 25. The outdoor vendors were cancelled for Friday evening, and … Continue reading Weather interrupts plans for promenade →

The Municipality of Kincardine owns, operates and maintains nine public alerting sirens within three kilometers of the Bruce Power nuclear generating station. The sirens are meant to alert the public … Continue reading Siren testing scheduled for July 15 →