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Work continues at Bruce Power to get Units 1 and 2 of the Bruce A plant ready to be restarted. Community and Government Relations Manager Ross Lamont says work continues to take place according to sch...

The economic downturn doesn’t appear to be hurting building activity in South Bruce. The number of permits being issued is up sharply from last year, and so is the value of what is being built. ...

The station has been recognized for its cultural significance. The Town of South Bruce Peninsula Council passed a by-law at last night’s meeting to designate the Wiarton Train Station as a build...

Four Port Elgin blood donors will be part of 550 people who will be honoured for their continuing commitment to giving blood. On Soundingboard Canadian Blood Services communications specialist Veronic...

The Bruce Grey Huron Disability Transportation Corporation is in crisis mode and it’s up to member municipalities to save it. Ongoing talks with the Ministry of Transportation has quashed all ho...

The Fire Marshall’s office is investigating this afternoon following a fire that forced the evacuation of Collingwood Ethanol. No one was injured in the blaze, which broke out at about 10 AM thi...

Bayshore Broadcasting News would like to apologize for the airing of a story this morning that suggested the chief building official for Arran Elderslie was under investigation. Such is not the case a...

Mediation talks between Community Living Kincardine & District management and CUPE are set for 10:00 a.m. tomorrow at the Kincardine Best Western Inn. Forty-three employees of CLKD are members of ...

Owen Sound’s Recreation and Parks committee is holding a public meeting to discuss ice time at the city’s two arenas. Community services director Pam Coulter says the policy on who gets ic...

Owen Sound Police are swearing in their youngest ever Chief. Grade 5 student Lindsey Marck will be Chief for a day Thursday. Deputy Chief Bill Sornberger says the Notre Dame student won their essay co...