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Living wage in Grey-Bruce rises to $24.60
The living wage for Grey and Bruce counties has risen to $24.60 this year, which is another $1.55 higher than it was in 2024. The Ontario Living Wage Network has released its calculations for what a worker must earn per hour in a full-time job in order to make ends meet where they live. The […]
New Analysis Debunks the Assumption That Air Passenger Growth Drives Economic Growth
Industry claims, often echoed by governments to justify airport expansion, that more flights benefit the economy, undermined by new research. The first ever Europe-wide analysis investigating the link between the growth in air transport and economic growth has found industry claims that economic growth is driven by increased air connectivity, … [continued]
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Could You Drive An Older Used Tesla Model 3 For Half The Cost Of A Newer Used Honda Civic?
Tesla has been quickly expanding the states you can lease a used vehicle in. It was only a few a month ago, and now it is up to 17 states. I’m always looking for ways where people who can’t afford the price of a new Tesla could still get most … [continued]
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10 New Public EV Chargers Coming To Decatur, Illinois
Decatur, Illinois, is getting 10 new public EV chargers — a mix of fast and Level 2 chargers. While 10 new ones might not seem that significant, Decatur currently has about 67 public chargers according to PlugShare, so adding 10 more does matter and 6 will be fast chargers. “These … [continued]
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Community Foundation Grey Bruce grants exceed record $1 million
‘That’s a tough job to make some calls on what is emerging as a priority and how to dispense the money equitably and with the greatest impact for community with those decisions.’ — Stuart Reid, executive director