As we come to the end of a long and difficult year, uncertainty about the future is understandable. Many of us had big plans for 2020. The beginning of a new decade was supposed to be cause for optimism and growth, rather than a year spent distanced and waiting out the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
But, as we reflect on the year gone by and what the future has in store, here in Bruce, Grey and Huron counties we should all be proud ...
On Sunday November 22nd, 2020, during the morning hours police responded to the report of mischief being done to St George’s Anglican Church and soon had calls for similar vandalism being done to the Church of the Nazarene, Georgian Shores United Church, and First Baptist Church.
As part of the investigation police attended the Beth Ezekiel Synagogue and located ...
I was appalled and disgusted when I read the recent article regarding the Town of South Bruce Peninsula’s plans to “re-contour the dunes” and install a concrete retaining wall. The audacity to even consider doing this is beyond my belief! A long court challenge has already found the town guilty of two counts of damaging plover habitat, contrary to the Endangered Species Act, through its beach maintenance work in 2017. The judge ordered a payment of $100,000 ...
Five new cases of Covid-19 were reported in the past 24 hours in Grey Bruce; Blue Mountains – 1, Saugeen Shores – 1, Arran-Elderslie – 1, Hanover – 1, Kincardine – 1
"It takes a tremendous amount of effort to manage the 284 high risk contacts of ...
In an ideal world when a child is born provision should be made and in place for when they need assistance in later life. There could be a fund like Employment Insurance from which the payments would be made. In this way future generations would not have to shoulder that debt.
Currently it must be admitted we are not providing the basic care required. Right now there are ...
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