Author: Clean Technica
$500,000 grant gives Ripley-Huron Community Centre a new entrance and two additional dressing rooms
On Thursday, February 18, local MPP Lisa Thompson met with representatives from the Township of Huron-Kinloss to congratulate them on the work being done thanks to a $500,000 Community Building Fund-Capital grant that it received from the Government of Ontario and is a granting program administered by the Ontario Trillium Foundation. “This investment by the […]
Police investigating suspicious fire
Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is seeking tips from the public to help investigators solve a suspicious fire investigation. On February 15, 2022 Huron County OPP was contacted by a property owner that reported his cabin located on Cranbrook Road near Martin Line was completely destroyed by fire The 14 by 50 foot cabin, […]
NWMO News
Library receives donation from NWMO towards Bookmobile Campaign The Bruce County Public Library is now closer than ever to bringing their Bookmobile project to Bruce County residents, thanks to a generous donation of $50,000 from the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO). The NWMO is a not-for-profit organization responsible for designing and implementing Canada’s plan […]
Letter to the Editor: The fuller truth on Swedish government’s DGR decision
The February 10, 2022 Letter to the Editor, titled “Sweden shows leadership and environmental stewardship with repository decision,” does not communicate the fuller truth. More steps must be carried out in the Swedish decision-making process, and the decision itself is controversial in Sweden. Secondly, beyond Sweden, the continuing reference to the “continuing international consensus” once […]
Province boosts economic development in South Bruce for wastewater plant expansion
On Thursday, February 17, Lisa Thompson, MPP for Huron-Bruce, was in South Bruce to announce the province is supporting South Bruce with a $1.5 million investment, from the Southwestern Ontario Development Program. These funds will specifically go towards the municipality’s $8.7 million-project to expand the Teeswater Formosa Wastewater Plant. “This economic initiative will help strengthen domestic manufacturing, […]