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Chi-Cheemaun Resumes Regularly Scheduled Departures 1o/06/2024 The Chi-Cheemaun is continuing with its afternoon sailing times. After cancelling departures this morning due to weather, the ferry will go ahead with its 1:30 and 3:50 pm departures from Tobermory and South Baymouth as scheduled. As always, the Owen Sound Transportation Company posts service updates on ontarioferries.com, the Ontario Ferries Facebook Page, and on the Ontario Ferries X account.... Click Here for More...(97.7theBruce) |
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Bruce County Updates Emergency Response Plan 10/06/2024 Bruce County has updated its Emergency Response Plan. The updated plan is responsible for ensuring the county response to an emergency is coordinated. The plan describes how the county will co-ordinate with lower-tier municipalities, First Nation communities, neighbouring counties, and partner organizations. It covers how to to respond before, during, and after emergencies happen.... Click Here for More...(97.7theBruce) |
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Station Beach Cleanup Going Sunday Afternoon 10/04/2024 This Sunday will see the community come together and do their part in cleaning up Station Beach in Kincardine. Taking place from 1:30-2:30pm, all are welcome to come out and clean the beach following another busy summer season. The cleanup is being put on by the Huron Fringe Field Naturalists and supported by the Lake Huron Coastal Centre.... Click Here for More...(ShorelineClassicsFM) |
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Ministry Of Labour Confirms Deaths Of Two Workers In Kilsyth Workplace Incident 10/04/2024 The Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development has confirmed the deaths of two people in a workplace incident in Kilsyth. At around 12:10 pm on Thursday, October 3rd, a scaffold collapsed inside a silo, resulting in two workers dying. An independent source informed Bayshore News that the two contractors who died were from Stratford, and had built silos for their livelihoods.... Click Here for More...(97.7theBruce) |
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Port Elgin PumpkinFest Celebrating 39 Years 10/03/2024 All is set this weekend for another year of Port Elgin PumpkinFest. Running on October 5th and 6th the annual event has a series of things to look forward to for everyone. Celebrating 39 years PumpkinFest will see the usual with a car show, midway and the giant vegetable competition complete with live music by The Road Hammers and 54-40.... Click Here for More...(ShorelineClassicsFM) |
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Driver Ticketed For Doing 177km/h In Georgian Bluffs 10/03/2024 Grey Bruce OPP say they’ve ticketed a driver in Georgian Bluffs for doing more than double the speed limit. Police say, the driver was clocked doing 177km/h in an 80 zone on Grey Road 18. They note, “Thankfully the Grey Bruce OPP were able to stop this 17 year old driver from Orangeville before a crash occurred...." Click Here for More...(97.7theBruce) |
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Drop-In at the Bridge Hosting Country Harvest 10/02/2024 Ticket sales are now open for the Country Harvest by Drop In at the Bridge set in just a few weeks. The harvest event is a dinner, dance and auction taking place at the Underwood Hall on October 19th. Taking on a country theme, the event includes a night of line dancing, a buffet dinner, drinks bar, 50-50 and more with all proceeds going back to supporting Drop In.... Click Here for More...(ShorelineClassicsFM) |
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South Bruce Peninsula Wants County To Ease Up On Proposed Planning Restrictions 10/02/2024 South Bruce Peninsula council doesn’t want Bruce County to put too many restrictions on local planning capabilities. Mayor Jay Kirkland says, “We’re starting to over-regulate ourselves and the province is trying to get rid of red tape, and I think we’re starting to put more red tape in that’s going to make it harder for people to develop stuff.” An official plan lays out how land in a community is to be used, zoned and developed, what people can build and where. Bruce County has sent out a draft of an updated one to the local municipalities in Bruce that would be guided by it.... Click Here for More...(97.7theBruce) |
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Mandatory Masking Returning to Wingham Hospital 10/01/2024 Mandatory masking will be back in effect across the Wingham hospital. With the province seeing the early start to respiratory season and a higher rate of COVID-19 cases in hospitals and long term care homes masking in clinical areas that the Listowel-Wingham Hospital Alliance operates and will be in effect as of Wednesday. Masking will be required for healthcare workers, patients, family and caregivers in all clinical areas where patient care is provided in the hospital.... Click Here for More...(ShorelineClassicsFM) |
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Bruce County To Consider Buying Kincardine Paramedic Station 10/01/2024 Bruce County is going to consider buying a long-serving paramedic station in Kincardine. This comes after the owner of the property at 369 Lambton Street sought to sell it in early fall, and has offered to sell it to the county for $738,000.... Click Here for More...(97.7theBruce) |
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