Throne Speech addresses health care, inflation, and labour shortages
The Conservative government’s first Throne Speech after the election acknowledged the stressors in the health care system but failed to mention detailed solutions.
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United Way announce new Director of Social Research and Planning Council
The United Way Perth-Huron have announced a new Director of their Social Research and Planning Council.
Suspicious fire in vacant building prevented from spreading to nearby historic church
A fire early Wednesday that heavily damaged a historic St. Thomas building that had been vacant for nearly a year has been deemed suspicious, fire officials say.
Jumpstart month puts over $7,000 back into the community
By Hannah MacLeod June is Jumpstart month at Canadian Tire, and this year Kincardine raised a whopping $7,350. Money raised through Jumpstart provides youth with opportunities to get active that … Continue reading Jumpstart month puts over $7,000 back into the community
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Off-duty firefighters called in to battle suspicious fire in historic building
An historic building in St. Thomas that was last used as a residence for people with physical and mental health challenges was heavily damaged in a fire Wednesday.
Scientists work to understand cause of Great Lakes earthquakes
It was a Friday like many others for John Patterson, a history teacher in Jefferson, Ohio. He was in front of his students when the school building started to rumble.
“It sounded like people were working on the roof, but it was January, so that couldn’t be the case,” he said.
Boddy seeks third term as Owen Sound’s mayor
Owen Sound’s incumbent mayor filed nomination papers Wednesday and will officially seek a third term as head of city council. In a media release, Ian Boddy said he’s proud of the positive changes in building the community and making Owen Sound a better place to live. “I will continue to dedicate my time and energy […]
Huron County approves affordable housing proposal
The plan includes of a mix of ten supportive units and then 29 affordable units.
Saugeen Shores receives report on Fairy Lake
Researchers from the University of Waterloo’s Department of Biology have been studying the water quality of Southampton’s Fairy Lake.
Massive five-tower London building project hits affordable housing snag
One of the largest developments in London in years, and the first major south-end investment in decades, is hung up over a debate about affordable housing.
EGLE planning to build jetty as part of waste clean-up effort near Buffalo Reef
Awaiting state budget approval, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy could soon be building a jetty in the first step to clean up mine waste from Buffalo Reef on Lake Superior with the help of six additional agencies. Read the full story by WLUC-TV – Marquette, MI. Read the full story Tags:…
A bit of cash goes a long way with debit machines crash
by Pauline Kerr So much for the vaunted cashless society. The recent Rogers system crash – apparently another network upgrade that got messed up, the second in two years – … Continue reading A bit of cash goes a long way with debit machines crash
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