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 Councillor Chris Peabody questions attendance of Hanover councillors at Lake Association meeting 
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 Federal legislation mandates changes by 2021
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 Revera will not construct an 80,000 square foot long term care and retirement facility.
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 David Ingles ready to step aside from politics
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 The fundraising hikes are in various locations in Grey Bruce.
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 Jackson says there are projects she wants to see completed in the next term.
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 Brockton will pay for testing of Lake Rosalind & Marl Lake which are about to get more birds.
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 The decision comes as geese will be relocated to the area from Toronto
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 Time is running out to have your say on Brockton’s new branding project.
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 The one-bed Huron Shores Hospice facility at Tiverton Park Manor has officially opened.
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 Greenock Bridge near Paisley needs replacement
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 The Homecoming Celebration on Civic Holiday weekend will be a 4 day event.
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 Madalynn McGregor is the first person from Bruce County to qualify for the Competition.
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 Officials looking for money from local municipalities to keep the organization afloat
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 Re-zoning Walkerton’s East Ridge Business Park to attract a Medical Marijuana Facility. |
 Stats may look bleak, but there may be a silver lining for the Grey Bruce area.
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 75-unit development at old Brant Central School site gets all approvals
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 Register for sports, music, dance, martial arts or clubs tonight at the P&H Centre.
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 She tells Brockton council she fears for her daughters safety because sidewalks are not plowed.
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 The new strategy will help Brockton better position itself for the future.
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 The $100,000 project involves a massive renovation to the Centre's kitchen.
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 The expansion will allow for 39 new spaces in the Brockton Child Care Centre. |
 Hanover and Walkerton will have activities, games, music, wagon rides and more.
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 Kincardine amends original agreement, and money now flows to 5 municipalities.
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 Police say three people face drug charges |
 After a three year pause, Deep Geologic Repository host funding will begin to flow again.
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 The new unit will cost nearly 400 thousand dollars, but should last 20 years.
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 OPP say it turns out he was wanted by Peel Regional police. |
 In a narrow 3-2 decision, Brockton Council approves a raise in pay for the next Council.
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 Updated project plans to be discussed |
 Agreement allows Firefighters to respond to the calls where they're really needed. |
 The funding is all part of the Province's plan to help boost small business across rural Ontario. |
 A special meeting is taking place this evening at the Saugeen Municipal Airport.
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 Brockton Public Works employees cut ties with International Union of Operating Engineers
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 Construction totalled 17.5 million dollars in 2017 in the town.
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 The project is costing about 300 thousand dollars.
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 Ontario Power Generation continues to engage stakeholders on low/intermediate nuclear waste facility |
 Event goes today from 1-3 p.m. at Walkerton Legion |
 Empty storefronts, loss of manufacturing jobs and need for skilled workers are some challenges.
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 Many area communities will benefit from the tax, with amounts increasing in coming years. |
 A committee recommends increases 2.5 per cent in each of the next 4 years.
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 Despite some opposition on council, the Ministry mandate leaves the town with little choice.
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 Saugeen Mobility Transit is underfunded, according to its manager.
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 Not everyone supported the $ 17.4 million budget with a tax rate increase of 1.4%.
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 A man from Brockton has been charged after citizens reported a suspicious person. |
 A man from Brockton has been charged after citizens report a suspicious person in Erin November 30. |
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 The Huron Kinloss Clerk will move to take over the position in Brockton in January.
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 Come January 1st, 2019 the newly elected Hanover Council will receive a raise in pay.
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 Dealing with aging infrastructure will be a focus of the 2018 budget.
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