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_7.jpg) Wellington County OPP say a tractor struck a child on a property on Sideroad 5 Monday afternoon. |
 MPP Lisa Thompson is no longer Minister of Education, MPP Bill Walker has also been shuffled. |
 Clearview Township is looking at a new name for the fairgrounds. |
 Although he welcomes cannabis retailer, Mayor John Grace says region has more pressing issues. 
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 Saturday's Farmers Market opening will see packed vendors in Courthouse Park.
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 Ben Lobb says trade with China, U-S will loom large for rural voters, ahead of federal election.
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 Economic region that includes Grey and Bruce adds over 6,100 jobs in April. |
.jpg) This year will be final edition of program after 15 years. |
 This new project will allow small business to tap into new consumers |
 While the news is good for farmers, it is not being as well received by urban residents.
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 In a show of support for local agriculture, the county is trying to ease the tax burden on farms. |
 The expanded casino is officially open.
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 52nd annual Belmore Maple Syrup Festival returns to the hamlet's Community Centre.
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 Employer One Survey results in Grey, Bruce, Huron & Perth.
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 The Bruce County Federation of Agriculture says not enough students consider Agriculture as a career choice
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 Roots of Bruce engages youth in Grey and Bruce counties.
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 While residential tax rate will decrease, farmers will see rise in taxes due to higher land assessment values.
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 Catharine Campbell receives honour at Grey Bruce Celebration of Agriculture |
 Huron County is proposing 25% tax rate, the two parties are asking it to cap it at 22.3%.
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 IPM Committee presents cheque for $20,000 to food bank centre, in Centralia. |
 Jobless rate hits 5.6 per cent in region |
 Senior Farm Policy Analyst Rob Lefort says properties assessed too high, causing higher-than-expected tax rates.
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 The 11th Annual Politicians Meeting was hosted by Grey and Bruce County Federations of Agriculture.
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 Nominations for the 2019 award is next Friday March 15th at 12 Noon. |
 Partnership to pursue generation of hydrogen through surplus power, other renewables
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 Updated plan provides newer information on shoreline recession, and land use trends. |
 Health officials say March a time to discover healthy food in a new way. |
 Dufferin County is a possible location for the 2020 International Plowing Match. |
 OPP recommend farmers lock up, turn off fuel pumps to avoid theft. |
 Economic Development officials looking for parties interested in redeveloping former youth detention centre. |
 Five will be saved from closure and two others will be reopened for farmers.
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 Several speakers to discuss shoreline issues during 2nd annual speakers series Thursday.
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 Ernie Hardeman encourages farmers to seek help for mental health issues. |
 The report also suggests 2.5 Million visitors contributed $299 Million to the local economy.
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 There appears to be a slight downward trend for building permits issued in Brockton.
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 Two sessions in Elora to help growers assess environmental awareness, Jan 10th, 17th. |
 Bruce County Ag Federation says they missed out on operations funding last year.
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 Two decade hiatus sees Rutabaga Festival return to Blyth October 5th.
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 The 53rd annual events goes at the Elmwood Community Centre.
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 The Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound MP hopes to put the year behind him.
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 MPP Bill Walker hosted the roundtable with Ernie Hardeman on the red tape farmers are facing.
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 A celebration will be held in Walkerton for outgoing Mayor David Inglis.
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 United Way's Social Research & Planning Council says living wage requires two working parents.
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_29.jpg) Grey, Bruce, Huron and Perth counties lose 5,700 full-time jobs, jobless rate increases |
 A conference in Meaford will look at how technology can keep local farms viable. |
 With more farm vehicles on the road, OPP reminding everyone to exercise caution. |
 Farm Credit Canada spending $20,000 to replace 38 defibrillators across Huron. |
 164th Walkerton Little Royal underway
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 Ben Lobb says Canada provided many concessions in three-country pact, with nothing in return.
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 MPP Walker says he is relieved that a deal was finalized, but cited lingering concerns.
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