Month: September 2024
Search continues for missing fisherman in Southampton
The search continued on Tuesday, Jan. 30, for a man who was last known to be fishing along the Saugeen River at Southampton. Saugeen Shores police said Tuesday morning that the search will be ongoing and police will continue to look into tips provided by the public. Further updates will only be provided when new […]
Ghost Kitchen London location closes amid claim of $102K in unpaid rent
A London location of a company that partners with international food brands to offer popular menu items in cities across Canada has closed, and a notice from its landlord says it owes more than $100,000 in unpaid rent.
Brightshores expands services in Markdale, Owen Sound
Brightshores Health System has introduced outpatient endoscopy services at its Markdale hospital, while the medical device reprocessing department has opened in a newly renovated space in Owen Sound. Starting on Monday, general surgeons began leading the outpatient endoscopy program at the recently opened Markdale hospital. The procedures will take place on Mondays each week with […]
London teen faces multiple charges after couple followed, hit with vehicle
A driver followed a London couple after an argument and struck them with his vehicle in a frightening incident that’s led to multiple charges, police said.
Northern Bruce Peninsula presses pause on Lion’s Head arena upgrades
Northern Bruce Peninsula wants to further explore options for the Lion’s Head and District Community Centre, after concerns were raised about the cost presented to upgrade the facility and the challenges of managing water at the current site. At a meeting on Monday, council voted to receive a report outlining arena design and costing options […]
New strategic plan approved in Huron-Kinloss
Huron-Kinloss has a new 10-year plan. “The new strategic plan was a labour of love and represents what we heard from staff, council, and the community,” said Mary Rose Walden, CAO for the Township of Huron-Kinloss. “We heard loud and clear what is important to the community: our rural lifestyle, the environment, our agricultural roots, […]
Public has its say on Owen Sound’s draft budget
After receiving detailed written budget criticisms, urgent cries for no more city budget increases and for council to respond to these concerns, just a few presented their concerns Monday night at a public meeting called by city council before passing a budget likely in late February. “I’ve lived here all my life, I’m retired, I […]
Forbes names Bruce Power as one of Canada’s Best Employers
Bruce Power has once again been named among the nation’s top employers by Forbes. “It is a proud moment knowing that Bruce Power was once again selected by its employees and others as one of Canada’s Best Employers,” said Karen Smith, Bruce Power vice-president and chief human resources officer. “Our employees take pride in the work they do […]
Search continues for missing fisherman in Southampton
The search continued on Tuesday for a man who was last known to be fishing along the Saugeen River at Southampton. Saugeen Shores police said Tuesday morning that the search will be ongoing and police will continue to look into tips provided by the public. Further updates will only be provided when new information is […]
Managing the transition to clean energy in Bruce, Grey and Huron
How do people living in a region that’s driving the clean energy transition manage the social, political and environmental challenges that come with it? That was the central question posed to municipal officials, local Indigenous leaders, representatives of the clean energy sector and others assembled at Cobble Beach Jan. 24 for the annual Clean Energy […]