Police think on-line challenge led to vandalism in Goderich
The washrooms at Bannister Park in Goderich were destroyed.
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Saugeen Shores Police highlight busy September
Police received hundreds of calls through the month.
Celebrating 20 years of continuing education
Programs are offered in a number of communities.
Changes expected to youth COVID-19 vaccine requirements at area rec facilities
Area public health officials are expected to announce tighter rules for COVID-19 vaccination requirements at sports and recreation facilities Wednesday, a change that could have major implications for youth aged 12 to 17 who aren’t fully vaccinated. Under current provincial rules, youths 12 and older don’t have to show proof of vaccination when entering arenas, […]
Applications open for Rural Ontario Institute Rural Change Makers
The Rural Ontario Institute is now accepting applications for the second round of their Rural Change Makers program.
Shallow Lake Minor Hockey receives 35 sets of new equipment
Thirty-five youth hockey players will soon be able to suit up for free and get cracking on the ice thanks to the Egg Farmers of Ontario, OMHA, and the Shallow Lake Minor Hockey Association. The Player Assist Program is helping to outfit 350 hockey families across 10 minor hockey associations in Ontario with a set […]
New youth mental health and wellness centre opens in Palmerston
A new youth mental health and wellness centre is celebrating its official opening today in Palmerston.
Youth arrested and charged following firearm incident
A 17-year-old from West Perth is facing charges following a recent firearms incident in Mitchell.
Bruce Power partners support Pediatric Oncology
Bruce Power’s supplier partners have donated $75,000 to the Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario to recognize Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
United Way Perth-Huron relaunches Youth in Action Grants
After a year off due to the pandemic, United Way Perth-Huron is relaunching their Youth in Action Grants.
Adaptation vs. Mitigation: Canada’s national climate change adaptation strategy needs balance
Amid wildfires, heat waves, drought and catastrophic flooding, Canada is moving ahead with its first ever national adaptation strategy to help Canadians identify and deliver on meaningful ways of adapting to the worsening effects of the climate emergency.
First announced in December 2020 and updated in mid-August, the government aims to consult widely with Indigenous groups, youth and environmental organizations to create a framework for concrete actions that businesses, governments and individuals can take to ensure the resilience of their communities.
Kincardine Marine Heritage Festival returns for 7th year
Kincardine’s 7th Marine Heritage Festival returned this summer on Saturday, August 28, after being cancelled last year due to Covid. The days events included a virtual tour of the BRIGS Youth Sail Training Tall Ship, which was docked in the harbour, free tours at the Walker House Museum and Kincardine Boat Cruises. Fun at Station […]
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