Central Elgin gets $425K in provincial funds to upgrade arena
The province is pumping nearly $500,000 into repairs for sports and recreation facilities in the London region.
Where local prospects stand in NHL draft’s midterm rankings
London Jr. Knights grad Bryce McConnell-Barker leads the way among local players at the half-way point to the 2022 NHL draft.
He shoots, he teaches!: Lambton College prof lectures from backyard rink
A Lambton College professor had a surprise for students gathering virtually Wednesday for the first class of a new semester.
COVID-19 claims more lives in Midwestern Ontario
The death toll due to COVID-19 is growing in Midwestern Ontario.
Virtual Farmers’ Week successful for a second year
The weeklong 56th-annual Grey Bruce Farmers’ Week wrapped up Tuesday and managed to broaden its audience while navigating through a surging wave of COVID-19 by going fully virtual for the second year in a row. Farmers’ Week coordinator Lorie Smith said she’s glad the planning committee decided back in September to take the conference fully […]
Grey-Bruce home prices close out 2021 on a record high
Home sales in Grey-Bruce ended 2021 by smashing the average monthly price record for a month at more than $830,000. At $830,982, the average price for December was more than $127,000 above the previous monthly average price record of $703,934 that was just set in September. The average price last month was also 48.5 per […]
Perth Wellington MPP says Seniors Home Safety Tax Credit is extended to 2022
The Seniors Home Safety Tax Credit will be extended by one year to 2022. It is good news for local seniors, according to Perth-Wellington MPP Randy Pettapiece.
Divisive nuclear waste vault is splitting community: citizens’ group
Efforts to present a petition to South Bruce council calling for a referendum on municipal election day, not after, about a proposed long-term nuclear waste storage project bogged down over privacy issues just before Tuesday’s council meeting. The referendum is supposed to decide whether South Bruce residents are willing to be host to a subterranean […]
Council to consider recommendations to improve 10th Street traffic flow
Owen Sound’s operations committee is recommending council give the green light to a series of traffic signal timing changes aimed at improving the flow of vehicles along 10th Street in the city’s downtown. The suggested changes are among those proposed by consultants Safe Roads Engineering, retained by city hall to analyze both traffic data — […]
Education Minister outlines new rules as students prepare to return to the classroom
Ontario’s education minister says in person school is “essential” as students are preparing to head back to the classroom.