On February 26th, Summerfolk will present the second workshop in the monthly Music Biz Tune Up series, helping musicians develop the business skills they need for viable careers. Julia Train from the Musician Rights Organization Canada will host the two hour session to ensure that local musicians of all genres have the tools and knowledge they need to access their rights and revenue streams.
With the Oscars just around the corner and award season in full swing, The TOM invites area movie lovers to a whole weekend of world cinema at the 15th annual Reel Festival.
This weekend the Tom Thomson Art Gallery, in conjunction with the Toronto International Film Festival Film Circuit, presents the 15th Annual Reel Festival. Our programme is exciting and engaging, featuring independent films from Canada and around the world – with something for everyone.
The Tom Thomson Art Gallery has been presenting alternative film to area movie-goers since 1996 with its Gallery Night at the...
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor
A beautiful day. A community celebration. And blood in my shoes.
My own fault really. I went to the Owen Sound Cultural Awards because I had nominated someone and I wanted to be there to support her. The day was so lovely and the street seemed dry so I figured I could skip the boots and walk to the Bayshore Community Centre in a solid pair of shoes. The kind that look nice at a special occasion, but aren't really built for distance. It was on the way home from one end of our city to the other that my heel started to bleed and I tried to focus on the bigger picture.
I own a car. My friend uses it to go to work in Chatsworth because there is no inter-town transportation and that's too far to walk. If
The Owen Sound Police Service is continuing a thorough investigation of yesterday's serious collision in the 500 block of 10th Street East.
The 2 persons airlifted remain in hospital in stable condition.
Police would like to speak with any witnesses. Anyone who may have information or...
The findings from the national 'Unfounded' report from the Globe and Mail look at the way the crime of sexual violence is dealt with by police services across the country and in Grey Bruce. On average in Canada one in five claims of sexual assault are dismissed by police as "unfounded" − a formal police classification that means, "A crime was neither attempted, nor occurred". The numbers are much higher for all police services in our region, as reported in the Owen Sound Sun Times. The report shines a light on the complex and inconsistent way that the justice system responds to the crime of sexual violence in Canada and raises many important questions for police and our community:
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