Not just a city problem, it’s happening in rural communities, too South Bruce OPP officer, Const. Melissa Barfoot, said there’s a common misconception about human trafficking being a city problem. … Continue reading Human trafficking →

Community Living volunteers helping with trail work In Kincardine there are six trails which offer nearly 50 kilometres of pathways for hiking, biking and walking. But have you ever wondered … Continue reading Clearing the way →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →