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 Adjusting bed time, preparing nut-free lunches among tips for starting a successful school year. |
 Fire services cost among issues to be discussed in delegations |
 Orangeville Police need help to locate 15 year old Jade Parsons of Orangeville. |
 The Orangeville Police Chief Award has been given to St. Thomas man for saving a life by doing CPR. |
 A Hamilton man and a driver from Scarborough were stopped in Shelburne. |
 All three Goderich beaches above acceptable E. Coli levels, ahead of weekend. |
 Red Cat Farm and Bakery donates proceeds of reusable bags to Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation |
 Murder trial involving Corey Volland of Vanastra to return to Goderich court after Labour Day. |
 Group says vaping should not be included in ban of tobacco, cannabis smoking. 
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 OPP turn up drugs, weapons, stolen merchandise during raid on Main Street. |
 OPS recently requested help from the OPP Explosive Disposal Unit to deal with sticks of dynamite. |
 Safety issues surrounding refrigeration plant spark decision to hold off on arena ice surfacing.
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 Funding provided to New Tecumseth Fire and Rescue will be used to buy training material. |
 Police say thieves broke glass door, stealing cash and three motorcycle jackets. |
 Victim Services Huron says human trafficking is growing in rural Ontario.
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 Police are investigating the death of a 67 year old man at a seasonal home in Gravenhurst. |
 ABCA officials say Bayfield River watershed hardest area hit by drought conditions this year. |
 Safety and litter concerns have prompted Saugeen First Nation to limit cars on the beach. |
 Following investigation, OPP say pickup driver who struck toddler will not be charged. |
 No charges laid for failing to move for emergency vehicles, while 8 alcohol-related tickets issued. |
 A donation from the Power Workers Union will help fund the challenge in Saugeen Shores. |
 OPP say North Line has re-opened, following pickup rollover north of Huron East town. |
 Document shows 14 per cent admit to couch-surfing, but figure estimated to be higher.
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 Shelburne Police say 38 charges were laid for speeding in town on Civic Holiday weekend. |
 The "Skip Ball" toy sold at Dollarama is being recalled because of high levels of phthalates. |
 Smoking ban will take effect Spetember 1st, and effects museum, health unit, courthouse |
 OPP say pickup driver was attempting a U-turn when the child was struck. |
 Georgian Bay Fire & Safety, Boston Pizza Owen Sound recognized |
 Long weekend traffic campaign on Civic holiday weekend focuses on moving over for emergency vehicles. |
 Shelburne has been approved to get an advanced green light at the corner of County Rd 124 and 89. |
 Beaches in Goderich, Port Albert, St. Joseph, Hay Township Park, and Port Blake under advisory. |
 The Ontario SPCA is asking businesses to consider joining the ''No Hot Pets'' campaign.
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 Woman finds man and woman standing in her kitchen holding her purse and cellphone. |
 OPP looking for tips in weekend fight, which reportedly caused significant injury to 24 year old. |
 Pharmacies will run short soon of the adult dose of the EpiPen in the coming days or weeks. |
 Two occupants suffered minor injuries when plane went down on Lake Muskoka. |
 Deborah Logue to discuss human trafficking in rural Ontario at victim advocates conference in Jacksonville.
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 OPP say suspect displayed weapon at robberies at grocery, variety stores. |
 West Grey Police and OPP are investigating a shooting in the Dornoch area of Grey County. |
 Wellington OPP charged 20 drivers with stunt driving for going well over the speed limit. |
 Lawyer for man convicted of 2014 slaying north of Clinton files appeal in court. |
 120 commercial vehicles marked as unsafe were taken off Ontario roads last week. |
 Almost 96 percent of Ontarians say they were satisfied or very satisfied with quality of services provided by OPP. |
 Monday afternoon OPP were called to reports of a man in a vehicle in a parking lot of a business. |
 Council approved consultant's recommendations to reduce staff, team up with Georgian Bluffs.
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 Terry Snell on his way to the French province, in hopes of raising $4 thousand.
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 Several fire bans have been lifted, including all in Dufferin County after going in effect July 11th. |
 Weekend rain and forecast weather lead Huron County Fire Chiefs to end fire ban. |
 Shelburne Police and Dufferin Mutual Insurance do annual bike draw for kids riding safely. |
 Goderich's Rotary Cove Beach, Amberley Beach tested high for E. coli levels. |
