Spring is a very busy time for the Ripley and District Horticultural Society (RDHS) with two major events close together and a great deal of work planting seasonal containers and public gardens. Read More Read the full story
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Mildmay student studying at McGill wins Clean Water award
A Mildmay student studying environmental biology at McGill University is this year’s recipient of the $1,500 Walkerton Clean Water Legacy Award. Viviane Weiland is a graduate of Walkerton District Community School. She received the award at the Walkerton Heritage Water Garden this past week. “This takes a load off my back, and allows me to […]
Siblings recognized for service to Lucknow community
The Lucknow and District Chamber of Commerce recently announced their 2022 Community Service Award winner at their December general meeting. This award is presented annually to the person or persons who have shown generosity to the town through deeds or contributions, charitable works and/or business achievement that helped develop and strengthen the community. It was […]
Line 5 drilling method raises environmental concerns
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Safety at forefront as planning continues for Hockey Day in Canada events
Keeping people safe amid the COVID-19 pandemic remains at the forefront, city officials say, as Owen Sound and its partners continue preparations for next month’s Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada festivities, which are to include school visits, on-ice clinics and an alumni game and party. Community services director Pam Coulter said the city has developed […]