Classifieds May 1 2024
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Month: May 2024
A league of their own – 1973 to 1975
Part one: Girls’ Hockey Memoirs: “A Quest for Recognition” This is a story about a remarkable group of girls who, in the 1970s, wanted one thing – to play hockey … Continue reading A league of their own – 1973 to 1975
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KTG cast brings delightful rom-com to life
Kincardine Theatre Guild opens its spring production What does a floundering funeral home, two lovelorn sons, a frustrated father, a bumbling assistant, a supportive aunt, two devious international visitors and … Continue reading KTG cast brings delightful rom-com to life
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Crime is not an urban or rural problem, it is everyone’s problem
It could be a very long, frustrating summer, if current police reports are any indication. There is a growing problem with rural properties being hit by thieves taking everything from … Continue reading Crime is not an urban or rural problem, it is everyone’s problem
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‘Mourn for the dead, fight for the living’ – Grey Bruce Labour Council holds three Day of Mourning events
The Grey Bruce Labour Council marked April 28 – National Day of Mourning – with three events: ceremonies on April 26 at Heritage Square in Hanover, April 28 at the … Continue reading ‘Mourn for the dead, fight for the living’ – Grey Bruce Labour Council holds three Day of Mourning events
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Downtown Kincardine property owner appeals development charges
Kincardine council has agreed to foot the bill for an error in issuing a building permit for a local downtown business owner, after hearing all sides at an April 24 … Continue reading Downtown Kincardine property owner appeals development charges
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Councillors onside, but Upper Thames not sold on Sifton subdivision
A “once in a lifetime” plan for a subdivision of nearly 1,100 homes in northeast London next to a conservation area was praised Tuesday by city councillors but faces pushback from the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority. In a unanimous vote Tuesday, city council’s planning and environment committee gave the nod to the proposed 1,079-home […]
Defence lawyer challenges daughter’s abuse claims at parents’ trial
The photo showed a young woman in a bathing suit basking in the sun on a beach in Greece, her face half-obscured by a large sun hat. The woman testifying at the Superior Court jury trial of her parents accused of violence and sexual abuse, first said she wasn’t sure it was her sister, then […]
Collisions down in Owen Sound in 2023
Owen Sound saw a reduction of collisions on its streets in 2023, when compared to a year earlier. An annual collision summary presented by Director of Public Works and Engineering Lara Widdifield at an April 18 operations committee meeting, noted that Owen Sound police responded to a total of 489 collisions last year. That was […]
Phase 2 of Owen Sound River Precinct project beginning
The second phase of a project to overhaul the area along the Sydenham River in Owen Sound is about to begin. Construction on the Downtown River Precinct Phase 2 in the 900 block of 1st Avenue East will begin this week and run until September. The work will include the creation of paths that are […]
Owen Sound visitor services relocation to art gallery to be monitored
The City of Owen Sound plans to collect feedback and data on a planned pilot project that will see tourism visitor services relocated to the Tom Thomson Art Gallery this year. Visitor services have historically been located at a shared space at the Community Waterfront Heritage Centre in the historic CN rail station on 1st […]
Durham residents organize to ‘save hospital’
A group of Durham residents and the Grey Bruce Health Coalition are fighting to save the Durham hospital as they know it. In a move that stunned residents and some county politicians, the South Bruce Grey Health Centre board of directors and CEO Nancy Shaw announced that the 10 in-patient beds at the Durham hospital […]
