Author: Clean Technica

The Municipality of Kincardine Gears up for an Event-Filled Summer   As Provincial COVID-19 restrictions ease, the Municipality of Kincardine is resuming many in-person events this year. Market in the Park will be back on Mondays in Kincardine’s Victoria Park. The Market offers shoppers an opportunity to purchase fresh local produce, artisan goods, clothing, baked […]

Bruce Power Net Zero Inc. exploring nuclear’s role in hydrogen production to help Ontario meet emissions targets   Bruce Power Net Zero Inc. (BPNZ) is exploring the potential for carbon-free nuclear technology to advance opportunities to market and mass-produce hydrogen to help Ontario and Canada meet climate change targets. Canada and other countries around the […]

TapeReal, which was developed by local Ali Shah, which recently launched a new app update, was originally developed on August 13, 2019. TapeReal is a cross between YouTube and TikTok. “It is the first social network that is algorithm-free and privacy-first, where you can be yourself and share your knowledge, art, and creativity with the […]

Rick Clarke, who has held his position as the Downtown Development Manager for the Kincardine BIA for eleven years, has recently retired. This position covered ‘everything’, as he put it. “We have a dedicated and hardworking Board of Directors but they all also own and operate businesses so my role was to be the feet […]

On Thursday, 17, local MPP Bill Walker met with representatives from The Women’s Centre Grey Bruce to hear how a $59,000 Resilient Communities Fund grant, awarded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF), has helped it continue serving women in the community. The Resilient Communities Fund grant program was developed to help non-profit organizations rebuild and […]