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 Committee will ensure taxpayers getting efficient services from municipal departments. 
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 Highway was closed for 11 hours after a crash involving a tractor trailer carrying a flammable liquid.
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 A sewer line in Beeton will be worked on this week. |
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Vigil for Drowning Victims 07/19/2017 about 60 people bring candles to the Beach |
 Conservation officials say lake levels 16 inches above norm, but not historically high.
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 Environment Canada investigating video, photos of possible twister touching down Wednesday night. |
 The Town of Orangeville welcomes Communities in Bloom judges Friday. |
 Anne Eadie says Council did due diligence on the issue. |
 Experts will demonstrate how to fight invasive phragmites, in free information session.
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 Both Bruce County communities have been ranked among the best places to live in Canada.
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 A Port Elgin resident was badly burnt Sunday and airlifted to Hospital in London. |
 For one Port Elgin resident, having her own chickens is absolutely perfect and working out well.
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 Some residents are being evacuated, others being told to stay away from the town.
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 A Georgian Bluffs property owner noticed cougar lurking in a ditch Monday evening near Ben Allen.
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 Health unit offial promote "Water Does Wonders" campaign.
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 Erinn Lawrie takes over top role vacated by Matt Hoy.
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 Council voted against the idea of allowing bicycles on the pathway at Fairy Lake in Southampton.
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 Bluewater town to raise the Blue Flag, in promotion of cleanliness, water quality, and safety.
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 Kingsfield-Clinton Church to replant garden, with produce to be donated to food banks.
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 Staying hydrated, being indoors, and light-colored long sleeves and pants recommended for coping with summer heat.
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 Heat warning as humidex will flirt with 40. |
 Thursday is the final chance to be a part of Saugeen Shores History in time for Canada 150. |
 The County of Bruce has been awarded for its Be An Explorer branding.
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 Water testers to post E. coli levels at Huron's 14 beaches throughout the summer.
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 Huron County Health Unit recommends bug spray and long sleeves, pants during warm season.
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 Senior Climatologist says we won't have the same heat as last year, but this summer will be a warm one.
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 The border allows you to sign the flag without disrespecting or damaging the actual flag |
 Auditor Traci Smith says there's a surplus of about $1.5 million.
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 Guelph-To-Goderich Trail organizers to host hiking/biking event in Blyth to open season. |
 Tornado, flood, power outage, chemical spill: Are you prepared?
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 A petition has been started trying to stop a proposed Compressed Air Energy Storage Project |
 High School students from Southampton & Port Elgin helped to replant trees at Fairy Lake Park.
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 students at Northport Elementary School in Port Elgin have been learning about and spreading awareness of water.
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 The Town is still negotiating sale of their hydro shares to EPCOR. |
 OPG to give CEAA additional information on proposed DGR by the end of next month. |
 A sugar maple tree was planted in Port Elgin Friday, along with other Bruce County Municipalities.
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 Fundraising walk will benefit hospice facility in Central Huron. |
 The removal of 500 trees from Fairy Lake is just the beginning of a bigger restoration project.
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 The Town of Saugeen Shores seeks volunteers as part of Spring Cleaning Week 2017. |
 Winter is over and bears are in search of food after a long hibernation.
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 The Town of Saugeen Shores & Saugeen Shores KIN Club are working together for Canada 150.
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 29-seat bike to make rides in Goderich, Exeter, Grand Bend in May.
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 Huron Stewardship Coordinator says end of snapping turtle hunting will help populations.
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 Nearly 400 pounds of refuse collected during Lake Huron, Maitland River shoreline cleanups. |
 Someone did some minor damage to the cross outside St. David's Anglican Church. |
 This incredibly large duck will be in Owen Sound July 7th to the 9th |
 Discreditable conduct hearing for former Owen Sound Deputy Police Chief now in B.C. |
 Town cited as must-visit destination for Canada's 150th birthday.
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 Tory MP Ben Lobb says budget lacks stewardship, incentives for rural Canadians.
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 Bruce County will remain in the business of providing recreational activities in the years ahead. |
