- by John Tamming
The old criminal “courthouse” was in fact just a floor, located above the Boot and Blade. It was a low-ceilinged warren comprised of dingy waiting room, dark hallway, cramped Crown Attorney’s office full of bored cops and two tiny jail cells in the back, occupied by those praying to make bail ...
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor
How do we decide what is done with, or on, public land?
We've encouraged you, more than once, to attend committee and council meetings, write letters and respond to City surveys.
Right now, we're asking you to comment on the Community Garden policy ...
Let's talk about the Greenbelt.
A quick refresher on what's been happening:
Back in November, the Ontario Government announced that it would open up 7,400 acres of the Greenbelt to build 50,000 new homes ...
- by David Clark
Education is important at the personal and community, well, actually the country, level. The better educated the population, the better off society is. Well, that is my thesis.
As education levels have changed in Ontario since the 2001 census so have the levels in Grey, Bruce, and Owen Sound; they have improved but are still ...
- by Michael Craig, Bluewater District School Board Trustee for Owen Sound
In my December trustee report I expressed frustration that Bluewater schools in Grey and Bruce counties scored rather poorly in comparison with others in Ontario on the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) assessments of grade three and ten students’ literacy and math skills. I am encouraged that our teachers and administrators are committed to improving in these areas ...
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