Category Archives: Port Elgin News

Saugeen Shores Police say a collision in Port Elgin resulted in one vehicle catching fire. It happened around 9 p.m. Sunday evening. Police, firefighters and paramedics responded to the two-vehicle cr...

Kristen's Pharmacy in Southampton is offering a one-day clinic for people without access to a local family physician or nurse practitioner. It's set to go September 16th and is designed to serve resid...

Grey Bruce OPP have charged a driver in relation to a collision in Chatsworth Township earlier this summer. The incident happened just after 10:30 a.m. June 23 on Concession 3A between Massie Road and...

A new hospice is in the works and West Grey council will be asked to support it. Council will be receiving a delegation Tuesday from Saugeen Hospice, which aims to construct a new six-bed facility on ...

Kincardine council has directed staff to join the Bluewater District School Board to continue advocacy to build a proposed new senior school in the municipality. At the August 13th meeting, the motion...

The Co-Chair the of 37th Annual Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular says this year's event was a success despite anglers facing tough fishing. The 10-day event wrapped up over the long weekend and Chris Geb...

OPP say one person is in custody following a disturbance at a home in Chesley. Police posted on Facebook this morning of a disturbance in the area of 1st Avenue North and 2nd Street Northeast and to e...

Saugeen Shores Police were able to safely apprehend a man under the Mental Health Act with the help of town employees. Police were called to the Port Elgin Rail Trail, where they found a man who was i...

The Community Safety and Well-Being Planning (CSWBP) Grey Bruce organization is encouraging residents to participate in International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) today. The CSWBP says Aug. 31 is rec...

Saugeen Shores Police were able to find a person who is thought to be responsible for entering people's homes in Southampton without permission. Police received multiple calls where residents had come...