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SIU investigating police-involved shooting south of Port Elgin
The province’s Special Investigations Unit is investigating a police-involved shooting on the Bruce Saugeen Townline that left a person deceased. The SIU has invoked its mandate following the incident that occurred in the Municipality of Kincardine late Saturday afternoon. At about 5:40 p.m., members of the South Bruce OPP attempted to arrest an individual who […]
Joint police investigation underway into serious Port Elgin crash
A joint South Bruce OPP/Saugeen Shores Police Service investigation is underway into what police called a serious motor vehicle collision in downtown Port Elgin Saturday afternoon. A black pickup truck sat in the closed intersection of Gustavus Street and Goderich Street (Highway 21) for several hours as police scoured the scene – car parts covered […]
Book tells stories of African Canadian servicemen from Grey County
A project started almost a quarter of a century ago to remember African Canadian servicemen from Grey County continues to evolve, educate and enlighten. On Saturday local author and artist Bonita Johnson deMatteis spoke at the British Methodist Episcopal Church during a launch for the second edition of her book Lest We Forget. It contains […]
Steve Nease cartoon, Feb. 21, 2026
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From Courtroom to Capital Markets: Why US Tariff Instability Matters
The Supreme Court’s decision limiting presidential tariff authority should have reduced uncertainty. Instead, it introduced a new layer of it. The Court narrowed the use of one statute for imposing broad tariffs. The response from the administration was immediate. Tariffs would continue under other authorities, and tariffs already collected would … [continued]
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