Dear Editor,
Canada is a crack addict and has been since day one. As with all addicts we will have to wait until we hit bottom before we agree to go into rehab. The crack I am refering to is our natural resources. When things get tough we flail around to find another resource to exploit. In this area we brag to tourists (and ourselves) about all the barrels of fish that were caught and processed and sent someplace else. We brag about...
Source: Media Release
The female suspect arrested yesterday has been identified as 24 year old Taylia Robson of Owen Sound. She has been charged with two counts of Arson- Disregard for Human Life, one count of Arson- Damage to Property and Breach of Probation.
She has been held in custody and will be ...
The Grand Valley Midget Hitmen Fastball team won gold this past weekend at the U18 Boys Western Canadian Fastpitch Championships in Lloydminster AB.
Three members of the Grand Valley team who are local to Owen Sound are Jordan Baumber (red jersey) from Owen sound played 1B and batted .476 in the tournament. Connor Long (#4) from Meaford played 2B and batted .526 with a HR. Matt Chegahno (red bat) from Wiarton played LF and batted .411 with a HR.
The tournament saw Grand Valley going 4-1 in the Round Robin with wins against the Conquest SK Coyotes (15-2) , Cross Lake MB Pirates (3-1), Cloverdale BC Rockies ...
Source: Media Release
Members of the Owen Sound Police Service Criminal Investigation Branch have arrested a second suspect in relation to the arson spree that occurred in the early morning hours of August 10th.
A female was arrested this afternoon near the Owen Sound Courthouse on 9th Avenue East. Additional details on this second arrest will be forthcoming.
Inspector Wurfel states, "Our investigation indicates that we are seeking at least...
'Cancer Fights Dirty, But So Do We' is the mantra behind the newest fundraising event happening in support of the Canadian Cancer Society. On Saturday, September 12th, hundreds of women (plus a few children's and men's heats) will take to the hill at Talisman Mountain Springs Inn to battle muddy obstacles and uphill running, all in the name of fighting back against cancer.
This mud run fundraiser features a 5-kilometre obstacle course winding up, down and through the former ski resort hill in Kimberley. Money raised through Mudmoiselle will fund Canada's most promising cancer research and vital support services for cancer patients and their families.
"Two in five Canadians will develop cancer in their lifetime. While survival rates have increased over the years, more work needs to be done," says Tonya Stewart, Director of Special Events at the Canadian Cancer Society in Ontario. "Mudmoiselle gives women the opportunity to get dirty and ...
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