Mental health experts say kids need kids
Local mental health experts are welcoming the reopening of schools to in-person learning Monday.
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Community organizations rise to the challenges faced from Covid
EPCOR’s Heart + Soul Fund supports Southern Bruce non-profits COVID-19 has been a constant challenge for the non-profit sector. With fundraising the primary source of revenue for most of these organizations, the pandemic has left many struggling to survive. With a staff of just two people, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kincardine & District […]
Two more COVID deaths in Grey-Bruce
Grey-Bruce has lost two more people to COVID-19. The Grey Bruce Health Unit added two deaths to the area’s total Wednesday. Now 27 Grey-Bruce citizens have died due to the pandemic virus There have been 19 deaths in Grey-Bruce, plus one Grey-Bruce citizen died after acquiring the infection and receiving treatment outside of Grey-Bruce, and […]
Test of 110 km/h speed limits on 402 extended as pandemic mucks with data
The test of higher speed limits on three 400-series highways, including the London area’s Highway 402, has been extended for another two years by the Ontario government.
Students to return to class Monday
Elementary and secondary students across Ontario will return to their classrooms this Monday, as scheduled.
Klassen: What will dominate the news in 2022?
Hardship and conflicts in economics, politics and the pandemic will be tempered by progress and stability
COVID outbreaks at London-area care homes hit pandemic high
The highly contagious Omicron COVID-19 variant is taking a heavy toll in London-area nursing and retirement homes, with more than two dozen outbreaks hitting residents and staff.
St. Thomas hospital hit with its first COVID outbreak of the pandemic
St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital reported its first COVID-19 outbreak of the pandemic Friday, prompting a plea to the community.
Strong growth forecast in 2022 for London area’s ‘resilient’ economy
London’s “resilient” economy saw major economic growth in 2021 despite the COVID-19 pandemic and 2022 promises “stability” for the city and region, the Conference Board of Canada said Friday.
Ontario Temporarily Moving to Modified Step Two of the Roadmap to Reopen
From the premier’s office – Time-limited measures needed to preserve hospital capacity as province continues to accelerate booster dose rollout January 03, 2022 In response to recent trends that show … Continue reading Ontario Temporarily Moving to Modified Step Two of the Roadmap to Reopen
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COVID: local reports to change as COVID testing shifts in region
The Grey Bruce Health Unit will soon modify its daily situation report as a result of shifting testing and case management protocols, it announced Thursday. Thursday’s daily situation report was No. 660 of the pandemic and listed 132 new COVID-19 cases in the region. However, because of the rapidly spreading omicron variant, the Grey Bruce […]
Lockdowns increase beef buying numbers, pandemic challenges still affecting producers
More people bought and ate beef from the grocery store while locked down during the COVID-19 pandemic. “When the numbers go up, people buy more meat,” said Jennie Hodgen, a senior account manager at Merck Animal Health who was a keynote speaker during Beef Day Wednesday for the virtual viewers of Grey Bruce Farmers’ Week. […]
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