Downtown Dig Update – April 19
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
Hazardous Waste collection dates
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
Province announces MRI for Kincardine
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
Community Zoom meeting Dec. 19 for hospital capital projects
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
Huron-Kinloss flags honour former Reeve
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
Brockville emerges as OFSAA winner
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
Christmas Hampers program needs donations
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
Bill 28 to be repealed
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 Locally, crowds which include custodians, … Continue reading Bill 28 to be repealed
Boiler Beach places in top eight bands
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
Introducing your new members of council for Kincardine and Huron-Kinloss
By Hannah MacLeod Kenneth Craig is the new mayor of Kincardine following Monday night’s municipal election. Craig saw 2,776 votes, (59.3 per-cent), against Laura Haight’s 1,905, (40.7 per-cent). Joining Craig … Continue reading Introducing your new members of council for Kincardine and Huron-Kinloss