Silver Cs putting on Thanksgiving food drive in Owen Sound
The Silver Cs from the Owen Sound area are gearing up to hold a Thanksgiving food drive in the coming weeks. Read More
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Artisans show and sale in Owen Sound to benefit youth mental health programs
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South Bruce Peninsula Mayor will sit in Bruce County Warden’s chair again
Janice Jackson was re-elected Thursday for another one-year term as Warden.
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For Danny McKinnon, the recent crash at a rural intersection just outside London that killed a 66-year-old man and his 32-year-old daughter has revived the painful memory of a similar tragedy three-plus years ago. McKinnon was among the first people to arrive at the scene of a three-vehicle collision in November 2019 at Melbourne Road […]
Sarnia police officer charged for second time in less than four months
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New approach was to end sidewalk fights. So why not on Regent Street?
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