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Interested Bruce Beachers Meeting With M.E.O. of April 9th
Submitted by Ross Klopp on April 17, 2010 - 5:07amAttached are minutes of a meeting held in London with a number of individuals from the MOE and OMAFRA (Ministry of Agriculture) and four individuals with property at Bruce Beach, Keith Macdonald, Sue Davidson, Ian Corneil, and Brian MacEachern. Individuals from Lurgan Beach and Point Clark were invited, but were unable to attend.
Brian MacEachern has spent the past year encouraging the MOE to get behind the idea of putting small dams in ditches around HK Township to hopefully hold nutrients on the land and thereby prevent them from entering Pine River and Lake Huron. It is his believe that these excess nutrients from surrounding fields is causing algae to grow as well as various plants on our beaches. Please se attached pictures of the desired ditches.… continue reading »
CBC features town, Bruce Power and Kincardine on February 11st 8 pm
Submitted by Ross Klopp on February 11, 2010 - 2:22pmIn case any of you are interested in watching, thought I would pass this along.
Bruce Power and Kincardine will share the spotlight in a CBC documentary to air in February. My Nuclear Neighbour, a one-hour Reel Time Images film will air Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. on CBC's The Nature of Things with David Suzuki.
The documentary follows the lives of two Peace River women, Lorraine Jensen and Brenda McSween, after they find out about Bruce Power Alberta's plans for a nuclear facility.
"We wanted to take a look at their point of view of a new plant literally being built in their backyard, along their fence line," director Donna Zuckerbrot said in a recent interview. "You will get the sense they're initially very fearful and you'll see how their view transforms as we go along. It shows both sides of the issue, where people have very strong opinions." … continue reading »
Not just wind
Submitted by beachcomber on September 27, 2007 - 7:55pm
Mayor Mitch Twolan: Spirits were high on a small sideroad in Huron-Kinloss on Mon, Sept 24, at the opening ceremonies of the Ripley Wind Project, as Mayor Mitch Twolan, also Warden of Bruce County, joked with the crowd and thanked local staff for their hard work on the project.… continue reading »
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