Bruce Beach Canada

The state of the beach in front of our cottage has prompted me to contact the H-K office about a solution.  Our beach is so narrow that if there is any wave action one must walk in the water to get past the growth of grass and weeds that has left a three foot cliff along the waters  edge. After repeated e-mails to  Mayor Mitch Twolan ( mitch@lakerangerealty.ca ) he finally arranged for Mike Fair to come and see my concern and listen to my suggestions.  Have you ever talked to a wall?

Dude, Where's My Beach?

As summer cottagers began their vacations, some had to wonder where their beach had gone. Particularly in dune areas, the shoreline appeared to be overtaken with dune grasses. What actually happened was a confluence of natural processes.

To those who have a vested interest in Bruce County:

Your help is needed!  We are working with the Bruce County Public Library to reimagine what your library of the future will be.  What would it include for you?

Ontario health bureaucrats question whether federal officials should meddle with distributing protective pills in a nuclear disaster

Beach water sampling from Tuesday, August 26, 2014, at Kincardine Station Beach and Black Creek (also known as Old Woman’s River) (Northern Bruce Peninsula) shows bacterial levels exceeding Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care standards. As a result, these areas will be posted and remain posted until samples indicate that water is safe for bathing.

Water samples taken at Southampton Beach, Port Elgin Beach and Station Park Beach (Kincardine) show results within acceptable levels according to Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care standards

 If you lost a tent in the wind last week, it may have ended up in the water at 43 Bruce Beach (Mullin).  It has been recovered.  The owner is welcome to the tent, after providing a suitable description of it.