Staff at the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre invites families to embark on a week-long adventure filled with magic, science, reptiles, and a journey back to Medieval Times, during March Break, from March 9-16. From movies and story time to interactive magic shows and fascinatin...
Bruce Power unveiled its 2023 Annual Review and Energy Report at an event at the Toronto Board of Trade, highlighting a rewarding year and its path toward a clean energy future for the people of Ontario. The company’s annual review details the year’s progress on its Life-Ex...
Hugh Douglas “Doug” Raney of Halifax, Nova Scotia, formerly of Ripley, died Monday, Feb. 5, 2024, at the Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Building, due to congestive heart failure. He was 83. Born July 2, 1940, in Sault Ste. Marie, he was the son of Andrew and Mabel Raney, and s...
Are you prepared in the event of an emergency in Bruce County? Do you have a plan? Hazards, such as severe winter weather, tornadoes, or floods, could quickly become an emergency. What would you do if you were unable to return to your home? Do you have a plan for your family and pets i...
Warren Arnold Kells, 72, of Tiverton, died peacefully, Feb. 22, 2024, at Kincardine Hospital. Born Sept. 13, 1951, in Kitchener, he was the son of Arnold and Ethel (Powell). Warren is survived by his beloved wife, Maureen (Carter); and adoring children and grandchildren, Matt, Mike,...
It was great to see the happy faces of the kids again as the Ripley and District Horticultural Society’s “For Our Youth” Club returned for the first meeting of the year, Saturday (Feb. 24). Leader Heather Newman graciously hosted five leaders and 14 members and helper...
Alan Charles Banting McLean, 84, of Tillsonburg, formerly of Ripley, died peacefully, with his family by his side, Feb. 28, 2024. Born Nov. 24, 1939, he was the son of Jack and Audrey McLean and spent his youngest years alongside his sister, Elaine (Peter, 2019) in Bond Head, Ontario. ...
Huron-Kinloss council has agreed to establish a capital asset renewal and replacement reserve, using the $900,000 in surplus from 2023. At the budget meeting Feb. 16, treasurer Jodi MacArthur stated that historically, any surplus funds remaining at the end of the fiscal year have been ...
The Grey-Bruce community has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to mental health and wellness by raising a remarkable $33,147 for the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Grey-Bruce, through the Push-Up Challenge. This inspiring event, which ran from Feb. 1-23, not ...
The Four County Labour Market Planning Board has released the 2024 Stratford-Bruce Peninsula Economic Region Local Labour Market Plan. The purpose of this plan is to assess recent labour market developments; identify significant labour market issues within the economic region; convey t...
As Bruce Power’s Unit 3 Major Component Replacement (MCR) project marks one year since it was removed from service, thousands of skilled workers are leveraging lessons learned in Unit 6’s success and innovation to put Unit 3 on track to return to service in 2026, providing cle...
(GODERICH, ON) - The Huron County OPP has charged a Goderich-area resident with Breaking, Entering and Trespassing at Night, following an investigation Feb. 19. Just before 9 p.m., Feb. 19, officers were dispatched to an address for the report of a break and enter at a residence l...
After a two-month winter pause, the Huron Fringe Field Naturalists reconvened Tuesday (Feb. 27) at the Point Clark Community Centre for their annual potluck lunch and photo contest. Fifty-five members and guests enjoyed a hearty and delicious variety of dishes while catching up with fr...
Congratulations to Maurice Piper who won $2,467 in the Catch the Ace draw. He chose Envelope No. 51 which contained the 10 of Diamonds. If he had caught the Ace of Spades, $47,276 would have been all his! The jackpot should be sitting at almost $50,000 by the time the next draw is made. G...
This March Break, staff at the Bruce County Public Library invites you to dive into the excitement with the ‘Just Beach’-themed programs running in all 17 branches. Each branch will host one or more engaging staff-led, beach-themed programs to have you dreaming about warmer...
Flags at Huron-Kinloss Township facilities are flying at half-mast, marking the death of Brian Mulroney (above), former prime minister of Canada, who died Thursday (Feb. 29), at the age of 84. Mulroney served as prime minister from 1984-1993. Flags will fly at half-mast, as per the ...
Natural Resources Canada has announced up to $50-million in funding in support of Ontario’s plan to maintain a clean energy grid while continuing to drive economic development and support Indigenous and community consultation. The funding, announced at the Canadian Nuclear Associ...
(ARRAN-ELDERSLIE TWP, ON) - Feb. 26, the South Bruce OPP responded to an address in Arran-Elderslie Township and initiated an intimate partner violence investigation. As a result of the investigation, a 40-year-old resident of Arran-Elderslie Township has been charged with Do...
Q: I heard someone mention that Feb. 29 was Rare Disease Day. Can you explain what constitutes a rare disease and what Rare Disease Day is all about? A: There are a few definitions of what constitutes a rare disease depending on what part of the world you are living in, but the basic ...
(ORILLIA, ON) - This year's Fraud Prevention Month campaign will focus on"20 years of fighting fraud - where are we now?" The 2024 campaign will showcase the way fraud has evolved over the past 20 years, with a goal of empowering Canadians with information, tools, an...
It may not have been the coldest night of the year, but it was certainly the coldest night of the week, as more than 100 people gathered at the Kincardine Legion for the second annual Coldest Night of the Year walk in support of the Kincardine Good Food Box Neighbour-to-Neighbour Initiati...
Community Foundation Grey Bruce invites charities and non-profit organizations from across Grey and Bruce counties to submit grant applications for the spring community grants before April 15. Eligible projects will benefit the community in one of the following categories: health and w...
After several days of unbelievably warm, sunny weather, winter returned to the Kincardine area with a blast of snow and high wind, Wednesday afternoon. Tuesday morning brought a major thunderstorm, with torrential rain, but by late Wednesday morning, cold temperatures had moved in, cau...
Calling all past and present Lightning Hawk students, parents, and families! Organizers are gauging the interest in holding a 45th Reunion at Huron Heights Public School. A tentative date has been set for Saturday, April 13, from 1-3 p.m., at the school. Please contact Bill Pike ...
IMPAIRED DRIVER ARRESTED AT RIDE CHECKPOINT (WALKERTON, ON) - Feb. 25, at 10:04 p.m., members of the South Bruce OPP were conducting a RIDE check along McNab Street in Walkerton when a vehicle was stopped. The driver was exhibiting signs of impairment, was placed under ar...
With jobs in Canada’s clean energy sector predicted to grow nearly four times faster than the national average over the next decade, creative ideas to engage and train the future workforce are key. To help answer this call, locally, NII (Nuclear Innovation Institute) Explore has ...
The International Plowing Match and Rural Expo (IPM) is set to return to Bruce County in 2026. This would mark 50 years since the first IPM was held in Bruce County. The event would be held at the same site near Walkerton as the 1976 event! Organizers are seeking volunteers to ...
The lower level of the Point Clark Community Centre was crowded with clients, friends and well-wishers, as Her Strength Studio held its grand re-opening, Saturday. Lynda Shields, owner and strength coach, and Melissa Dozois, yoga, meditation and mobility coach, were thrilled with the s...
Cameron Douglas “Cam” Stuart of Kincardine, died peacefully, Saturday, Feb. 24, 2024, at Huron Shores Hospice in his 76th year, surrounded by loved ones. Survived by his wife, Barbara (nee Pepper), and by his eldest son, Craig, and daughter-in-law, Gemma of Calgary, Al...
The creative focus on fibre art continues this month at the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre with the opening of its second spring exhibit, The Whisper Project, on now until April 30. The exhibit follows the opening of The Thread of the Story, a showcase of imaginative and intri...
The Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board is reaching out to the community for feedback on the 2024-25 budget. The board of trustees and the senior administration team believe in listening to stakeholders when making important decisions and creating processes. This includes student...
Eleanor Thompson says she is thankful every day that she can get up and do what she wants to do. The Kincardine woman will officially be 90 years old, March 7, but plans to gather with family and friends for a celebration, March 2, in Tiverton. Born Eleanor Surridge, March 7, 1934, ...
The promise of good food in the company of good friends brought more than 45 new and returning Ripley and District Horticultural Society members and guests to the Ripley-Huron Community Centre, Wednesday afternoon (Feb. 21). They enjoyed delicious chili, soup, buns, cake and hot drinks, p...
Joanne Darlene Scott (nee Burley), formerly of Kincardine, died peacefully in Bracebridge, Feb. 20, 2024, with family by her side. She was 85. Her infectious laugh, gentle spirit and soft-spoken wisdom will resonate in the hearts of those who loved her. Known as “Bobbie”...
Sally Suzanne Troke (nee Dunsmoor) of Kincardine, died peacefully, on the day of her choosing, surrounded by family and friends, Monday, Feb. 19, 2024, at Huron Shores Hospice, Tiverton, at the age of 69. Loving wife of Roger Troke for 50 years. Cherished mother of Shawn (Krista) an...
The festivities have been altered somewhat, but the congregation at Knox Presbyterian Church in Kincardine continues to celebrate its 175th anniversary this year. Some changes have been made to the anniversary weekend is in September. The concert, which was to feature “The Ple...
William James “Bill” Stewart of Kincardine, died peacefully, Feb. 18, 2024, at the South Bruce Grey Health Centre, Kincardine, with his wife, Nancy “Nanner,” son, Tad, and special nephew, Dan, by his side. He was 73. Born April 25, 1950, he was the son of Eldon ...
We are enjoying the lovely, sunny days lately, but very thankful for all the snow for the Ripley Winter Carnival. As usual, the horse-drawn sleigh rides were a hit and the pancakes were delicious! Most of us were able to keep our vehicles between the ditches when travelling from place to ...
Joan Yvonne Roe (nee Peelar) of Huron-Kinloss, died peacefully, surrounded by her family, at the Kincardine Hospital, Friday, Feb. 23, 2024 at the age of 80. Born July 28, 1943, in Weston, Ontario, she was the daughter of the late Audrey (nee Coombs) and John Peelar. Beloved wife of...
Two Tiverton girls are so excited about the proposed splash pad in the village that they have raised money for the project, themselves. Arya Quipp, 6, and her three-year-old sister, Emilia, presented a $555 donation to Jim McTeer of the Tiverton Lions Club, Sunday afternoon during Tive...