Growing pains and a changing game, Cormier comes into his own in Owen Sound

ByOwen Sound Sun Times 8 January 2023

When Ben Cormier took the ice at TD Place Sunday afternoon for the first time as an Ontario Hockey League player there were around 80 family and friends in the stands to support him. Read More

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Wedding venue, restaurant, offices in plans for old courthouse and jail

ByOwen Sound Sun Times 15 March 2022

The new buyer of the former jail and courthouse in Owen Sound has long been interested in the property and is looking forward to breathing new life into the historic buildings. On Monday, Owen Sound council accepted an offer of $50,000 for the 1235 and 1259 3rd Ave. E. properties from Nick Ainis in trust, […]

Canada’s nuclear operators ready for emerging global market

ByBlackburn News 26 October 2022

Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources is taking part in the International Atomic Energy Agency 5th Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Power:

Cami to its autoworkers: Ontario may ease COVID rules, but we’re not

ByThe London Free Press 4 March 2022

The Ontario government may be easing its COVID-19 restrictions, but area automaker Cami Assembly is not following suit any time soon. Workers at the vehicle assembly plant in Ingersoll have been told General Motors still wants workers to be full vaccinated to stay on the job, even as the Ontario government announced it is easing […]

United in trauma, family and rock musician push for fire extinguisher in every vehicle

ByThe London Free Press 13 April 2022

Bob Reid doesn’t like to live with “what ifs.” But ever since he tried to rescue Cindy Devine from the fiery crash that claimed her life in October 2020, he’s thought about what might have saved her. Now, he’s joined her friends and family to fight for Cindy’s Law, a push to require fire extinguishers […]

65 or 93: Councillors debate number of affordable units in massive five-tower project

ByThe London Free Press 2 August 2022

More than 1,200 new apartments are hanging in the balance as builders threaten to pull the plug on a massive south-end redevelopment if London city council refuses to bend on an affordable housing dispute. The developers behind the Century Centre proposal warned council’s decision could delay, or even kill, the entire project. At the heart […]

Ex-teacher leaves ominous social media post, skips sentencing for sex crimes

ByThe London Free Press 17 January 2023

The day before ex-teacher Dustin Epp was supposed to be sentenced for four sex-related crimes, he left an eerie social media post. “Day 1,096,” his last message on his Facebook page, published on Monday all in lower-case letters began. “#reviews #earth 1974-2023. it was a tough load-in, not going to lie. but earth girls are […]

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