Over ninety-five percent of respondents to United Way's donor poll indicate support for surplus to become a broader disaster fund.
United Way's poll of donors to the August 10 Fire Fund found that 95.6% of respondents support using the surplus from the fund to...
Grey Bruce Federal Liberals held their Annual General Meeting in Meaford on April 30. "This is a great time to be a Liberal," said guest speaker Murray Calder from Holstein and three-time Member of Parliament. "I'm confident we can win the next election in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound."
The newly elected President is Mary Anne Alton, long time Liberal and former Bluewater District School Board Director. "Residents of BGOS have seen the positive impact of a Liberal government whose members
The following letter from Tom Thomson Art Gallery Board Chair Linda Myles-Gallinger concerning purchasing the old Courthouse is on the agenda of the regular meeting of City Council on Monday, May 2. The Gallery had expressed interest in repurposing the building on 3rd Avenue East in 2015, but it was sold last July to Southbridge Care Homes for a nominal $10. The 19th century heritage bulding was not destined to be a long-term care facility - Southbridge exercised a buy-back clause in their agreement in March this year, stating the site was "too constrictive" to meet their plans.
The art collection of the TOM belongs to the City of Owen Sound.
Dear Mayor Boddy
On behalf of the Board of Management of the Tom Thomson Art Gallery, I am writing to express our
Minister of Education Liz Sandals was in Meaford today to announce that the Ministry of Education has approved a business case submitted by Bluewater District School Board for School Consolidation Capital funding to build a new K-12 school to accommodate all of the area's students. Funding in the amount of 24.1 million dollars will be used for the new ...
Mitchell Hendry is a grade 12 student at OSCVI who made a deputation Wednesday at the special meeting of the Owen Sound city council. The meeting was called to discuss the Bluewater District School Board's recent decision to amalgamate the two local high schools, temporarily using West Hill Secondary for both student populations. The full text of the deputation can be found below.
The survey to which Mitch refers was conducted in class time at both high schools in December, when the possibility of such a one-school plan was already on the table at the Accommodation Review Committee comprised of representatives from all affected Owen Sound Area schools. The survey included the initial 7-12 proposal as well as questions about the one high school option.
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