MEAFORD – On Thursday, November 24, 2014 at approximately 12:20 p.m., Grey County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) attended Georgian Bay Secondary School, 125 Eliza Street in the Municipality of Meaford, in response to a report of a sexual assault that had occurred.
Investigation revealed the victim, a 15 year old female student, was lured into a bathroom at the school where she was inappropriately touched by a male student.
Owen Sound - The Owen Sound Police Service has concluded another graffiti investigation resulting in an Owen Sound man being charged.
Detective Sergeant Jeff Fluney stated, "The Community Oriented Response and Enforcement (CORE) Unit commenced an investigation several months ago into the word "LONA" being sprayed painted or drawn on government and private property at various locations within the city. The lengthy investigation culminated today in the arrest of a 23-year-old Owen Sound man."
By Anne Finlay-Stewart
Howling wind, freezing rain, piles of snow - we are used to everything winter can throw here in Grey-Bruce.
But everyone deserves to be safe and warm inside their own home.
"Baby It's Cold Inside" is a fundraiser for the United Way Bruce Grey to fill up their Utility Assistance Fund for those who cannot afford the gas, electricity, propane, oil and wood to keep themselves warm this winter.
CHATSWORTH – The OPP is conducting its annual Festive R.I.D.E. (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) campaign from November 24, 2014 to January 2, 2015.
Grey County OPP is reminding drivers that any amount of alcohol, or other drugs, can impair one's ability to drive. An OPP Drug Recognition Expert can determine if a driver is impaired by drugs other than alcohol. An immediate roadside driver's licence suspension can be issued to drivers who register a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) in the "Warn Range" of .05 to .08. A BAC of over .08 will result in an impaired driving charge. Failure or refusal to provide a breath sample is an offence and carries the same penalties as that of an impaired driving charge.
QUEEN'S PARK – Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound MPP Bill Walker said he will hold Social Services Minister Helena Jaczek to her word that $200 million will be put directly into the frontline for developmental services so that vulnerable adults and children in Ontario can get the critical services they need.
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