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 Progressive Conservative Lisa Thompson proposed the day be recognized June 7th. |
 Mother Nature messes things up because of the snow. |
 Hydro One says it could be 4PM Monday before all power is restored. |
 April snowfall is largest reported amount in over 25 years 
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 Allan Avis Architects awarded for design of Cowbell Brewing Co. in Blyth. |
 Heavy snow, ice pellets and freezing rain causes dangerous travel conditions |
 U-S water official to speak at conference, which runs May 10-11 at Oakwood Resort.
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 OPP say threats to schools in Simcoe and York are on the rise. |
 councillors recommend immediate action |
 Orangeville is gearing up for Earth Week. |
 Devin Sturgeon makes film debut with documentary filmed in Madagascar.
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 Two properties south of Tobermory now controlled by Nature Conservancy of Canada
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 The suspects are between 12 and 17 years old.
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 2,655 clean water projects have been completed since program's inception in 2004.
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 OPP say they've been involved in six investigations of threats towards schools made by students online. |
 Senior Climatologist says more snowfalls on the way, well past the first official day of Spring.
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 Erosion control initiatives most popular, followed by tree planting and cover crops.
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 An upcoming seminar in Kincardine will help people spot the signs of potential human trafficking.
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 Stewardship Council coordinator says resources available for anyone fighting the invasive grass.
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 OPP say they are treating the death of a 61 year old woman as suspicious. |
 North Huron agrees to continue with local force, after presentations from Wingham Police and OPP.
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 Spokesperson says Maitland River recognized as among the healthiest rivers in Ontario.
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 Trevor Bazinet says request for wedding at pier prompted call for outdoor wedding policy.
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 Police and paramedics responded Saturday night to a report of a man suffering from injuries. |
 Orillia Mayor says decision about Building Hope requests was not made done in isolation.
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 Meteorologist says higher-than-normal temperatures could linger into mid-March.
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 Public Works Director says council mandated clearing of vistas in 2016, more work to come.
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 Conservation officials say rainfall will flow directly into rivers and streams Tuesday. |
 A letter containing 50 signatures questions the accusations and the #metoo movement. |
 Speculation the discussions were surrounding the construction timeline.
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 Despite rocky conditions, Coastal Stewardship Coordinator says coastline weathering normal for winter.
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 Western University researchers asking for help finding meteorite in South Huron area. |
 Lisa MacLeod tells CP 24 she was told by Brown's campaign team the allegations were 'unfounded.' |
 Nominations are now open for the 2018 South Bruce Peninsula Heritage Award.
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 Inquest into death of 54 year old Murray Hyde to begin March 20th. |
 Holmesville landfill site to continue as recycling depot, following summer closure. |
 Overnight, daytime rainfalls lead to water safety advisory in local watersheds. |
 With the temperature above zero through the weekend, OPP are warning people to stay off lakes. |
 Headwaters Tourism handed out 12 awards to celebrate rural tourism in the region. |
 Firefighters from Chatsworth were kept busy overnight battling two separate fires. |
 Volunteer program helps track issues in Lake Huron throughout summer months.
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 St. Mary's students create an exhibit at the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre.
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 Grade 12 students from St. Mary's in Owen Sound engage with their history in personal exhibit at Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre.
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 Temperatures expected to drop below -20 celsius, and feel like -30 with the windchill. |
 Coastal Stewardship Coordinator says lake expected to freeze over 28% throughout winter.
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 Home on Grey Road 12 completely razed; not considered suspicious |
 Police told a man he was too drunk to drive, but did it anyway. |
 OPP say foul play not a factor in death of three week-old girl. |
 Geoffrey Cade named to position, after starting with conservation authority in 2005. |
 Dr. David R. Montgomery will speak at sold-out event at Clinton's Libro Community Hall.
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