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 →

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 →

  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 →

By Colin Burrowes As of press time on Monday, the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (OSSTF) will be participating in a one-day province-wide full withdrawal of services on … Continue reading One day strike by OSSTF will close all public schools →

By Colin Burrowes   During the month of November, people have an opportunity to help bridge the gap between the cost of running Women’s House Serving Bruce and Grey, and … Continue reading Wrapped in Courage fundraiser bridges funding gap at Women’s House →

The Municipality of Kincardine launched KincardineTalks.ca on Nov. 4. It’s a new community-engagement tool, and the Municipal mobile app, which allows residents, business owners and visitors to view important information … Continue reading KincardineTalks.ca community-engagement tool and mobile app have launched →

By Colin Burrowes Although Huron-Bruce voted to send conservative incumbent Ben Lobb back to parliament, nationally Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party maintain power, with a minority government. … Continue reading Federal election update 2019 →

By Colin Burrowes Incumbent Conservative Ben Lobb is once again the Member of Parliament for Huron Bruce. Lobb beat out Liberal candidate Allan Thompson, NDP candidate Tony McQuail, Green Party … Continue reading Lobb is going back to Ottawa to represent Huron-Bruce →

Successful weekend negotiations between the province and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) had many parents breathing a sigh of relief on Monday morning, as a tentative deal was … Continue reading School strike averted By Tammy Schneider →

Climate change week, Sept. 24 – 30, challenged people around the world to stand up and protest, and demand changes be made to reduce the impact society is having on … Continue reading Concerned residents stand up against climate change By Tammy Schneider →