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 →

Although it may not seem that way at the moment, the removal of trees along Russell Street is a win-win situation. According to Adam Weiser, public works director for the … Continue reading Removal of trees along Russell Street is actually a win-win for residents. By Colin Burrowes →

In spite of a downpour, walkers and runners of all ages came out to support the annual Terry Fox Run fundraiser on Sept. 15 at the Davidson Centre. Because of … Continue reading Walkers and runners turn out for annual cancer fundraiser By Tammy Schneider →

According to a memo sent late last week to all Bruce County employees by the Bruce County clerk, the county’s chief administrative officer, director of human resources and director of … Continue reading Four senior Bruce County administrators suspended By Don Crosby →

On Wednesday Aug. 28, Kincardine District Senior School (KDSS) opened its doors to allow parents and new students to visit the Grade 7 and 8 wing, which has been added … Continue reading Senior school temporary solution to capacity issue at Kincardine elementary schools By Colin Burrowes →

The Ontario Senior Games Association, Grey Bruce District 27, hosted an event in Kincardine and surrounding communities on Aug. 14. Open to seniors aged 55 plus, the games are geared … Continue reading Organized games for seniors ensure everyone can participate By Tammy Schneider →

It’s a case of “shifting baselines.” That’s how Hannah Cann, coastal stewardship co-ordinator with the Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation (LHCCC) in Goderich describes the current high water situation. … Continue reading High water the hot topic of the summer By Pauline Kerr →