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Natural gas project ready to go

By Pauline Kerr For Mayor Anne Eadie, the most important part of the update on the Southern Bruce Natural Gas Project is the fact it’s happening. “We’re getting natural gas,” … Continue reading Natural gas project ready to go →

July 8, 2019Local News, Othernatural gasTammy Schneider
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Bruce Power professionals deliver 97% strike mandate

By Pauline Kerr The Bruce Power Local members of the Society of United Professionals have issued a 97 per cent strike mandate. With contract negotiations at an impasse, a Ministry … Continue reading Bruce Power professionals deliver 97% strike mandate →

June 25, 2019Local Newsprofessionals, strikeTammy Schneider
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KDSS councils host engagement session to bring cultures together

By Barb McKay As Kincardine grows, the community is becoming increasingly multicultural. Kincardine and District Secondary School (KDSS) councils are working together to raise cultural awareness, promote acceptance and help … Continue reading KDSS councils host engagement session to bring cultures together →

June 18, 2019Local Newsinclusivity, KDSSTammy Schneider
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Fifty BWDSB high school teacher layoffs prevented

By Barb McKay The number of layoff notices expected to be handed out to high school teachers within the Bluewater District School Board (BWDSB) has been reduced by 50. Last … Continue reading Fifty BWDSB high school teacher layoffs prevented →

June 11, 2019Local Newslayoffs, school boardTammy Schneider
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Pride parade is a celebration for the entire family

By Tammy Schneider The third annual Kincardine Pride parade is scheduled for June 22 at 11 a.m. Beginning at Connaught Park, the parade will make its way east on Broadway, … Continue reading Pride parade is a celebration for the entire family →

June 4, 2019Local Newspride paradeTammy Schneider
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Kincardine preparing vacant lands for development

By Barb McKay For anyone who thinks the wheels of progress are turning slowly in Kincardine, those in the driver’s seat of economic development locally say there is plenty happening. … Continue reading Kincardine preparing vacant lands for development →

June 4, 2019Local Newsdevelopment, vacant landTammy Schneider
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Local MPPs challenge partners to trim budgets

By Pauline Kerr It’s no coincidence MPP Lisa Thompson and MPP Bill Walker chose a small, privately-owned business to issue a challenge to municipalities, boards of education and other provincial … Continue reading Local MPPs challenge partners to trim budgets →

May 28, 2019Local Newschallenge, lisa thompson, trim budgetsTammy Schneider
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NWMO looks for option to purchase land in Huron-Kinloss

By Pauline Kerr NWMO (Nuclear Waste Management Organization) is looking to Huron-Kinloss landowners for expressions of interest in the next step of the process to select a site for storing … Continue reading NWMO looks for option to purchase land in Huron-Kinloss →

May 21, 2019Local NewsHuron-Kinloss, NWMO, purchase landTammy Schneider
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Teachers rally in Kincardine to protest layoffs, larger class sizes

By Barb McKay Roughly 200 teachers and supporters gathered outside of Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson’s constituency office in Kincardine on Friday to protest cuts to education and increased class sizes. … Continue reading Teachers rally in Kincardine to protest layoffs, larger class sizes →

May 14, 2019Local Newsjob loss, layoffs, schoolTammy Schneider
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Addressing poverty in Kincardine

By Barb McKay In rural communities, such as Kincardine, food security is tied to much more than the ability to access healthy food. Shortages of affordable housing and transportation creates … Continue reading Addressing poverty in Kincardine →

May 7, 2019Local NewsFood Bank, good food box, povertyTammy Schneider
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