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Community grieving loss of Kincardine champion, volunteer and councillor

Kincardine resident, councillor and community supporter, Doug Kennedy, passed away Aug. 15 after a long battle with cancer. Kennedy was well-known to many, not just through sports, but in local … Continue reading Community grieving loss of Kincardine champion, volunteer and councillor →

August 21, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Improvements ongoing at area public schools

With the first day of school looming, crews remainvhard at work across the area, part of a renewal and improvement project at Huron Heights, Elgin Market and Kincardine Township Tiverton … Continue reading Improvements ongoing at area public schools →

August 13, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Board of health endorses motion for increase in OW and ODSP support

The Grey Bruce Public Health board of directors started their July meeting with discussion on a piece of correspondence about advocating for a better income for vulnerable citizens, with the … Continue reading Board of health endorses motion for increase in OW and ODSP support →

August 7, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Brucelea Haven to get new murals

Bruce County council passed a motion July 4 to “use funds from the Gordon Henry Amrell Trust to design, create and install murals, up to a maximum amount of $70,000” … Continue reading Brucelea Haven to get new murals →

July 31, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Community groups exploring options for laundry services

If you’ve been affected by the loss of the Kincardine laundromat which was destroyed by fire on July 6, local social service agencies and programs are working to offer support … Continue reading Community groups exploring options for laundry services →

July 23, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Ignace holds historic vote: willing host for NWMO’s DGR

The Township of Ignace has voted in favour of being a willing host for the Nuclear Waste Management Organization’s (NWMO) proposed deep geological repository (DGR). The township’s council held a … Continue reading Ignace holds historic vote: willing host for NWMO’s DGR →

July 17, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Council discusses parking at local beaches and downtown

Much debate and discussion has circulated in Kincardine regarding limited or paid parking in the downtown core and paid parking at Kincardine’s beaches, two issues that Kincardine Council addressed at … Continue reading Council discusses parking at local beaches and downtown →

July 17, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Wellness hub proposal presented to council

The founder and CEO of The Well Community Collective appeared before Kincardine council last week. Appearing via Zoom, Shannon McGavin’s presentation included statistics that provide a solid case for the … Continue reading Wellness hub proposal presented to council →

July 3, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Beating the heat

Tips on how to keep your cool during extreme heat events The latest round of extreme heat that Kincardine and area experienced last week has prompted Grey Bruce Public Health … Continue reading Beating the heat →

June 26, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

Bruce County council endorses Nuclear Host Communities declaration

Council has endorsed a declaration that creates a framework for communities engaging with the nuclear sector. Claire Dodds, commissioner of community development, asked council to endorse the declaration of Global … Continue reading Bruce County council endorses Nuclear Host Communities declaration →

June 19, 2024Local NewsBecky Grebenjak

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A sea of colour made its way through Kincardine as the Pride Parade marched from the Bruce Power parking lot to Victoria Park. Pictured above are members of the Kincardine Scottish Pipe Band. For more photos see page 19. (Emily Bowen photo)

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