A couple who died in a two-vehicle collision that also killed another person are being remembered as dedicated parents whose “greatest joy in life was their children.” Jim and Karen Dickison were two of three victims in a March 14 crash between a car and pickup truck on Harriston Road, north of C Line Road […]
A couple who died in a two-vehicle collision that also killed another person are being remembered as dedicated parents whose “greatest joy in life was their children.” Read More
The Leland and Thora Vance Fund is carrying on the legacy of the longtime Wingham residents with a donation of $85,260 to the Wingham & District Hospital Foundation’s Caring Together campaign raising funds for the purchase of a CT scanner, the foundation announced on March 25. “We are grateful for the Vances’ incredibly generous foresight in including […]
The Seed Library program is making a return at local library branches. According to a Bruce County Public Library (BCPL) news release, more than 600 seed packages were distributed free of charge to county residents in 2023, the inaugural year of the program. Through multiple seed source sponsorships, BCPL is able to offer a diverse […]
The Seed Library program is making a return at local library branches. Read More
Experience a night out with professionals from across Grey and Bruce counties at the Cruise and Connect networking event aboard the M.S. Chi-Cheemaun. The evening of music, snacks, and ample opportunities to connect and network takes place on April 25 through a partnership between Grey and Bruce Counties. Professionals from across the region are able […]
Experience a night out with professionals from across Grey and Bruce counties at the Cruise and Connect networking event aboard the M.S. Chi-Cheemaun. Read More
Grey Bruce Public Health urges residents to resist the temptation to look directly at the sun during the April 8 solar eclipse and to safeguard their eyes during the relatively rare celestial event. Parts of southern and eastern Ontario will experience a total solar eclipse for the first time since 1925. Grey-Bruce will be outside […]
Grey Bruce Public Health urges residents to resist the temptation to look directly at the sun during the April 8 solar eclipse and to safeguard their eyes during the relatively rare celestial event. Read More
The final round of the Women in Construction program has come to a close. “The program has helped me build my self-confidence and allowed me to build my skills to be successful in my new career,” said Kelly Weiler, who completed the spring cohort, in a news release. “Also, the program helped me get recognized […]
The number of public sector workers in Ontario who earned over six figures surpassed 300,000 in 2023, and included at least 1,700 employed in Grey-Bruce. On March 27, the annual public salary disclosure document known as the Sunshine List was released by the Ontario government, shining a light on the province’s highest earners among workers […]
The number of public sector workers in Ontario who earned over six figures surpassed 300,000 in 2023, and included at least 1,700 employed in Grey-Bruce. Read More
The highly-anticipated meeting featuring a presentation on the coyotes of Inverhuron drew a crowd of 90 to the Point Clark Community Centre March 26. Artist, teacher and passionate citizen scientist Dave Rankine delighted his audience with a wealth of photos and stories told with humour and deep affection for the Two Bays Pack. Rankine described […]
The highly-anticipated meeting featuring a presentation on the coyotes of Inverhuron drew a crowd of 90 to the Point Clark Community Centre March 26. Read More
Huron Shores Hospice is addressing the needs of caregivers who find themselves stretched thin. “Caregivers are the unsung heroes of our community. They selflessly provide vital support to those in need, but their own health and well-being often suffer in the process. We believe that through education, community involvement and mutual support, we can help […]
Huron Shores Hospice is addressing the needs of caregivers who find themselves stretched thin. Read More
