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transit-buildupdate-regUnifor, the union representing the school bus and transit drivers employed by City transit contractor First Student Canada ULC has confirmed that the Memorandum of Agreement has been ratified and accepted by the union.

The City of Owen Sound appreciates the public's patience during this exercise and that the City confirms that Transit will be operating normally.

For more information regarding City of Owen Sound Transit please visit https://www.owensound.ca/city-transit.

For more information, please contact Chris Hughes, Special Project Manager at phone number 519-376-4274 ext. 3223 or email to [email protected].
Owen Sound City Hall is located at 808 2nd Avenue East, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K 2H4.

gogdrawing-regThe Grey Bruce Health Unit is seeking assistance from the public in finding the owners of two dogs involved in two separate incidents over the long weekend in Owen Sound.

The first incident occurred in Harrison Park on Saturday May 16 between 3:00 & 4:00 p.m. A Man was walking in Harrison Park near the seniors building and basketball courts. He came upon a woman and her young (red) boxer which is believed to be about 9 Months old, the dog was on its lead. When he petted the dog its claw caught his arm and scratched him breaking the skin.

The second incident occurred on the Rail Trail near 28th Street West just outside Owen Sound on Sunday May 17 around 11 a.m. A lady was bitten while riding her bike on the Rail Trail. A lady with a school aged child was walking with her 2 dogs, off leash. The medium sized multi-coloured dog (white, black and brown) bit the cyclist. The second dog was larger and bronze in colour but was not involved in the incident.

Staff of the Grey Bruce Health Unit need to confirm the dogs are ...

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by Anne Finlay-Stewart

If you read our Facebook post last week and guessed "the city is selling the old Courthouse to Southbridge Care Homes", you would already be a winner.

Mayor Ian Boddy announced the conditional sale as an "ideal repurposing" of a heritage building that the city "had not maintained as it might have" over the years, and an opportunity to rejuvenate a "neat neighbourhood". He spoke of the well-paying health care jobs that would be created in the
long-term, and the design, engineering and construction jobs on the estimated $10 million-plus renovation and building project.

Southbridge's President, Keith McIntosh, said the plan is to create their first "community care hub" model on the site, with administrative offices in the court building, maintaining the facade and roofline, and a long-term care home with "related services" in an addition to the rear. Approval of various permits from ...

les-regLes MacKinnon January 10, 1950 to May 11, 2015

Les passed away on Monday surrounded by his cherished partner Doris Fraser and his loving family.

Forever loved by his son Brock (Kate) and daughter Amber (Damien). Much loved by his father John and predeceased by his mother Elma. Loving grandfather to Dale and Beverley. Dear brother to Keith and Alana (Scott) Hawthorn. He will be forever remembered by Sharon (Howard) MacIntosh and Deirdre and Iris Fraser and will be sadly missed by his nieces Sarah, Kailey, Jessie and Cadence, nephew Silas and countless friends.

The family would like to thank Dr. Hildegard Huff and the team of nurses in Owen Sound who gave such attentive care to Les in his final days.

Les had a great impact on his community, especially with his interest in history. His contribution has been recognized in many ways, most recently by awards from the Owen Sound Emancipation Festival organization and the Grey County Historical Society award of the Heritage Certificate of Recognition for 2015. He was an active member of his local historical society and was instrumental in getting the Durham Road Black Pioneer Cemetery recognized.

OSPS fullNext week police services across Ontario will be celebrating Police Week. This year's theme as designated by the Ontario Chiefs of Police (OACP) is "Discover Policing". The theme is designed to encourage community members to gain a better insight into the operating functions of a police service and to consider the various career opportunities within policing. This year, Police Week officially runs from May 10th to May 16th.

The Owen Sound Police Service has several events planned throughout the week. Some of these events include:

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