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Municipality offers relief to taxpayers

On April 14, the Municipality of Kincardine announced financial measures to help ease the economic impact to taxpayers for the June 1 and September 1 tax installment dates. The Municipality … Continue reading Municipality offers relief to taxpayers →

April 22, 2020Local NewsTammy Schneider
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Kincardine company donates N95 masks

By Tammy Schneider   Ideal Supply has joined the ranks of other local companies and service organizations who are supporting front line workers, by donating 360 N95 masks to the … Continue reading Kincardine company donates N95 masks →

April 17, 2020Local NewsTammy Schneider
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Chinese community in Bruce County donate more than $2,500 to local hospitals

By Lan Jin As the COVID-19 continues to spread and claim lives across Ontario, our lives have been changed by the pandemic. The Chinese community in Bruce County feels the … Continue reading Chinese community in Bruce County donate more than $2,500 to local hospitals →

April 8, 2020Local NewsTammy Schneider
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COVID-19 Assessment Centre reduces hours of operation

Lower than expected volumes has resulted in the Kincardine location of the COVID-19 Assessment Centre decreasing the number of hours it will operate. On Saturday, March 28, the Centre reduced … Continue reading COVID-19 Assessment Centre reduces hours of operation →

April 1, 2020Local NewsTammy Schneider
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Three Assessment Centres now open in Grey Bruce

Three COVID-19 Assessment Centres have opened in Grey Bruce, to help identify and triage patients exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19. The Assessment Centres will help expand hospital capacity to assess and … Continue reading Three Assessment Centres now open in Grey Bruce →

March 25, 2020Local NewsTammy Schneider
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Effects of COVID-19 felt in community

By Tammy Schneider As the list of cancellations continues to grow locally, nationally and internationally, health officials are urging the public not to panic, but instead to be prepared. A … Continue reading Effects of COVID-19 felt in community →

March 19, 2020Local NewsTammy Schneider
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Secondary and elementary schools closed for strike on Feb. 28

By Colin Burrowes Talks between the Ontario government and the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation (OSSTF) have stalled again. The secondary school teacher’s union will continue with its planned one-day … Continue reading Secondary and elementary schools closed for strike on Feb. 28 →

February 24, 2020Local NewsTammy Schneider
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SBGHC prepares for coronavirus

By Don Crosby Although there have been no reported cases of the coronavirus, or COVID-19 as it is now known, in the region, the head of the South Bruce Grey Health … Continue reading SBGHC prepares for coronavirus →

February 20, 2020Local NewsTammy Schneider
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Brucelea Haven closer to compliance after latest inspection

By Mike Wilson After months of negative press about the conditions and staffing issues at Brucelea Haven in Walkerton, there is some good news to report. Jill Knowlton, Bruce County’s … Continue reading Brucelea Haven closer to compliance after latest inspection →

December 23, 2019Local NewsTammy Schneider
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Community rallies in support of Ripley Wolves coach after accident

  By Colin Burrowes Ripley Wolves head coach Dustin Catto has shared a long history with the team’s assistant coach, Shawn Burrows. “We played Junior hockey together,” he said. “We … Continue reading Community rallies in support of Ripley Wolves coach after accident →

December 18, 2019Local NewsTammy Schneider
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A tasty fundraiser
St. Anthony’s in Kincardine held a tasty fundraiser at the school on Friday, April 17. The community was invited to purchase a Beaver Tail for just $10. Money raised will go to the music program at the school. Ready to assist customers were, from left, Ivy, Annie, Sloane, all members of the St. Anthony’s band, alongside teacher Tucker Ruetz. (Liz Small photo)

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