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 →

  By Tammy Schneider Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Amidst the battle cry of how we are all in this together and promotions to shop local, there is no doubt that … Continue reading A behind-the-scenes look at a business during COVID →

  June 2021 marks the second year of Pride month falling during the pandemic and the second year without in-person pride festivities. Kincardine Pride has announced it is hosting a … Continue reading Pride offers three-part webinar →

  Pauline Kerr Staff has made a number of recommendations on proposed safety enhancements for Station Beach, stemming from a delegation that addressed council on the matter earlier this year. … Continue reading Station Beach piers in urgent need of repairs →

By Pauline Kerr The matter of the summer access area came before council yet again, and the original motion in favour of the initiative was approved. After a somewhat contentious … Continue reading Summer access gets council approval →

By Pauline Kerr   At the April 12 meeting of council, the seat of the mayor was declared vacant. Under the Ontario Municipal Act, council has 60 days after the … Continue reading Our Kincardine group presents petition calling for by-election →

Letter: To all residents in the Municipality of Kincardine, council, and staff My wish for the community that I love is that we continue to build on our strengths, support … Continue reading A letter from Anne Eadie →

SBGHC has announced echocardiography services will be expanded as of April at the Kincardine hospital. A release issued on Mar. 19 stated to further support SBGHC’s cardiology program at the … Continue reading Echocardiography services to expand at Kincardine hospital →

By Tammy Schneider Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A direct mail campaign offering warranty coverage for damaged water, sewer and septic lines has homeowners wondering about the authenticity of the offer … Continue reading Pipe repair warranty an option for the uninsured →