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 South Simcoe Police say the 15-year-old has been located and is safe and sound. |
 Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce looking for the cover of their 2019 tourism catalogue. |
 Transfigured Town event looks for world record for largest scavenger hunt this September. |
 OPSEU, OSFHO to resume collective bargaining for first time since May |
 New event features music, food and family entertainment |
 OPP say 2 year old girl died, after being pulled from Lake Huron in weekend incident. |
 You can buy the entire business for $499,000, or just the train and tracks for $299,000. 
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 Owen Sound police are creating a safe place to exchange goods.
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 Picket lines outside the Owen Sound Family Health Team building had an increased presence Wednesday.
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 59 year old Stephen Venner last seen Friday, known to frequent Bayfield. |
 Municipal officials say delay in shipping of key components cause of holding off pool opening. |
 Charity bike ride organizers want people to paint the town blue in Saugeen Shores.
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 Shelburne Mayor Ken Bennington says he is withdrawing his papers for the municipal election.
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 Owen Sound Police say they recovered Terry Schope's body in the Owen Sound bay. |
 Barrie police say a roller derby enthusiast liked what the dummy was wearing. |
 The cannabis cultivation operation will make the ride a bit easier for those attempting the 110km and 160km rides. |
 Strikers told not to impede traffic, as fingers are pointed over a medical emergency. |
 OPSEU members, doctors still haven't bargained in the six weeks since strike began |
 Samantha McInnis is believed to be in Barrie. |
 Catch a fish, or catch some rays out in the beautiful sunshine. |
 An Orillia family of five got out of their home safely. |
 This fall, one "Y" office will cover branches from Huron County, to Woodstock and Windsor. |
 Huron East official believes it could provide boost to Vanastra tourism |
 Orillia Canada Day celebrations are at Couchiching Beach Park including fireworks. |
 Events begin this morning in both communities
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 Events begin at noon at Kelso Beach, fireworks at 10 p.m. |
 The Humidex could climb to over 40 this weekend.
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 Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita affects 1 in 7000 people. It can cause irregularities in the jaw, shoulders, elbows, hands, hips, knees, hands, and feet.
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 Habitat for Humanity Grey Bruce is preparing for their biggest home build in Neyaashiinigmiing, Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation.
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 A very hot long weekend prompts heat warning and the opening of cooling centres. |
 Orillia Fire Department offers tips to stay cool and hydrated. |
 Environment Canada says this will be the most significant heat event in the past few years. |
 Environment Canada says this will be the most significant heat event in the past few years. |
 Owen Sound residents asked to check properties and out-buildings for signs of Terry Schope |
 Orangeville Police are looking for information about the stolen landscaping tractor from Home Depot. |
 Cooling Centres Opened |
 The couple established the E & S Warrilow Memorial Fund to support the community.
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 Warren "Smokey" Thomas visits picket lines outside Family Health Team |
 Bill Archibald of the Bluewater Family Health Team says the province must do more to attract doctors to rural hospitals and clinics
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 Non-acceptable items set out is leading to bulky item collection delays in Orillia |
 Clearview EcoBark includes tunnels, ramps, drinking fountain and a dog washing station. |
 A CBC report alleged the mayor's brother may have received a secret payment for a recreation facility contract.
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 Over $4500 was raised on Friday to purchase new hearing aids for 9 year old Harley Slavik |
 Police say 55 year old Terry Schope was last seen Tuesday |
 All money raised stays locally and supports mental health programs |
 The elementary school would include an EarlyON child and family centre and community centre. |
 Dr. Catherine Ciszkowski will start her practice in the municipality in January. |
 The event will educate the community about drowning prevention and strategies. |
 The bridge on West St. N/Burnside Line at Highway 11 is dedicated to George H Bennett.
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 Sergeant Mary Lou Archer received the 2018 Gary Putman Award from Dufferin Child and Family Services. |
