The December 2024 edition of the Commission’s e-newsletter, The Advisor, includes registration information for the 2025 GLC Semiannual Meeting and Great Lakes Day, information on GLRI reauthorization efforts, news from GLC projects, and more!
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has announced plans to no longer stock splake in Lake Superior. The fish is popular among anglers, and the move received considerable attention during […]
Huron-Kinloss’ mayor is the new deputy warden of Bruce County. “I am honoured to have been chosen as deputy warden of Bruce County,” said Deputy Warden Don Murray in a news release. “I look forward to working closely with Warden Charbonneau and my fellow members of council to continue advancing the growth and well-being of […]
Jamie Heffer of Morris-Turnberry has been appointed as Huron County’s new warden for the 2025-2026 term. Heffer, a longtime resident of Morris-Turnberry, lives on a farm alongside his wife, Lori, where they’re involved in sheep, beef and crop production. “I am truly honoured to be appointed warden of Huron County,” Heffer said in a press […]
The Township of Huron-Kinloss has set up a survey to collect input on the 2025 budget. In order to ensure the Township is meeting the needs of its residents, a short 10-minute survey has been created on Have Your Say Huron-Kinloss. According to the Township, there are some additional questions for 2025 that will help provide […]
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To All Cameron Grove and Area 8,10,11 cottagers
Just a quick reminder - our Area Meeting is next Saturday, July 2 at 10:00 AM at the Tennis Courts. Hopefully you will all have received your Agenda, Financial Statement and last year's minutes a week or so ago. Bring those with you and we will look forward to a good meeting with great weather to launch the summer season.
Murray Wellman, Pres.
145 Bruce Beach Road
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There is a public event being held at KINCARDINE AIRPORT on FRIDAY JUNE 26, 6-8 pm, with an Environmental lawyer to discuss the potential conditions on the DGR. These conditions were determined by the Federal Review Panel in their Environmental Report released in early June. From now until September 1, public comment is invited, and is open to anyone.