Category: Kincardine News
Bridge reconstruction, aerial fire truck approved in Kincardine’s budget
Kincardine’s approved 2025 budget requires a tax increase of 7.13 per cent to cover the cost of multiple initiatives, including bridge reconstruction and the purchase of an aerial fire truck. “Our council has many considerations when they’re at the budget table from zero percent to double-digit tax increases,” said Mayor Kenneth Craig in a Feb. […]
Nurse practitioner added to walk-in clinic at Ripley Pharmacy
Ripley Pharmacy is striving to help area residents access medical attention locally with the addition of a nurse practitioner to its walk-in clinic. “Having a nurse practitioner provides a convenient and time-saving alternative, particularly for immunocompromised patients and infants who would otherwise risk exposure to infections in a hospital setting. This also helps reduce strain […]
Bruce County looks to many fronts as it prepares for the future
From housing to agriculture, and energy to tourism, Bruce County is striving to cover all the bases as it prepares for the future.
Fundraising goal surpassed at Kincardine’s Coldest Night of the Year
Participants in this year’s Coldest Night of the Year walk managed to surpass their fundraising goal by nearly $4,000. On Feb. 22, 110 walkers representing 20 teams congregated at the Kincardine legion to participate in the event, which was altered to include only a two-kilometre route due to snow accumulation. Traditionally, walkers also have the […]
Bruce Power exec to co-chair Ontario coalition in response to tariffs
A Bruce Power executive is helping lead a group tackling impending U.S. tariffs. “I am honoured to co-chair the OBTLC (Ontario Business and Trade Leadership Coalition) and look forward to working with our members to identify solutions that will strengthen Ontario businesses’ global competitiveness,” James Scongack, Bruce Power’s chief operating officer and executive vice-president of […]