Drug charges withdrawn, two plead to lesser offences
Two people pleaded guilty and were sentenced in the Superior Court of Justice Tuesday to offences related to a drug bust in Meaford June 4, 2020. Bernie Picard, 60, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to illegal possession of a prohibited weapon, brass knuckles, and was fined $500. Robina Grant, 31, of Meaford, pleaded guilty […]
Dairy farmers talk sustainability at virtual conference
Dairy farmers wrestled with the topic of sustainability and its impact on the industry during Dairy Day at the virtual Grey Bruce Farmers’ Week conference Thursday. “I think we’re well placed. It’s interesting that it’s not necessarily the challenges we think of that will be the tough cookies to deal with,” said Dairy Farmers of […]
Hundreds charged in holiday impaired driving crackdown: OPP
The OPP’s annual holiday campaign against impaired driving led to charges against 655 motorists, including 165 in Southwestern Ontario, provincial police say.
OPP seize $200K in stolen property during Oneida search
Provincial police seized stolen property valued at about $200,000 from a home in an Indigenous community southwest of London this week.
UPDATE: Police locate missing woman
London police have located a missing woman.
Nearly 100 more London hospital workers tests positive for COVID-19
The London Health Sciences Centre reported a big jump in the number of its workers infected with COVID-19 as the daily case count across the region reached a near record high on Thursday.
Veteran police officer charged with impaired driving after crash
CHATHAM — A veteran Chatham-Kent officer faces an impaired driving charge after a single-vehicle crash, police say. Officers were called to a collision near Howard and Indian Creek roads in Chatham about 7 p.m. Wednesday, Chatham-Kent police said in release Thursday. Officers arrested a suspect, an off-duty police officer, at his home, police said. Const. […]
‘Tinderbox’ goes up in flames, no one hurt in Ayton fire
The cause of a five-unit apartment fire in Ayton early Wednesday, which left no one injured, is undetermined but not suspicious, West Grey Fire Chief Phil Schwartz said Thursday. Neighbours got all residents out of the building and they’d left by the time firefighters arrived, Schwartz said. The Red Cross also assisted the tenants, he […]
London hospitals’ intensive-care COVID patient count drops
The number of COVID-19 patients in intensive care in London hospitals has dropped in the past 24 hours, new statistics published on Thursday show, as the number of cases in the community continued spiking. Thursday, London Health Sciences Centre announced there were 79 inpatients with COVID-19, up from 63 on Wednesday. But the number in […]
Obituary – Judith Chandler
JUDITH CHANDLER Judith Maureen Chandler (née McIlreavy) of Kincardine passed away on Jan. 2, 2022, surrounded by family, at the South Bruce Grey Health Centre – Walkerton, in her 75th … Continue reading Obituary – Judith Chandler
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