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by Greg Cowan on (#780Y1)
The Owen Sound Attack dealt Caden Taylor to the Oshawa Generals for a pair of draft picks on Friday.
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by Rob Gowan on (#780WB)
Retesting of water expected early next week
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by The Sun Times on (#780WC)
Dr. Brittany Graham has served Grey-Bruce as its acting medical officer of health since April 16, 2026.
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by Beatriz Baleeiro on (#780T4)
The Markdale company is replacing U.S. ingredients and vowing no price hikes until March 2028.
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by Greg Cowan on (#780T5)
The fish hit the scales Friday morning for the opening of the 38th annual Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular. About a dozen people lined up at 10 a.m. to weigh their catch when volunteers turned on the digital ULINE scale, which became the arbiter of over $175,000 in prizes available to be won over the 10-day [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#780QK)
Event to honour those who lost their lives and recognize the impact on others
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by The Sun Times on (#780N9)
Fundraising concert being held at the centre on Sept. 19
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by The Sun Times on (#77ZWM)
Kelso Beach atNawashParkhas been posted as unsafe for swimming for a second time this summer. Grey Bruce Public Health issued an advisory on Thursday morning that the beach had been posted after results from routine water sampling showed bacterial levelsexceeding Ontario Ministry of Health standards. The posting is to remain in effect until further samples [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#77ZSH)
After three days of training camp, the Owen Sound Attack have whittled down their roster and now prepare for preseason competition. A total of 28 players are set to continue to compete for a spot on the opening night roster, including sixteen forwards, nine defencemen and three goaltenders. The goaltenders are overage netminder Ryerson Leenders, [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#77Z7K)
Facility damaged in August 2025 fire
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by The Sun Times on (#77Z7M)
Rob Uhrig has been acclaimed deputy-mayor of the Municipality of Meaford. The municipality sent out a notification on Wednesday that at the close of additional nominations for the position of deputy-mayor, one nomination was received and certified by the clerk. That nominee - Uhrig - has now been acclaimed. Uhrig, currently a Meaford councillor, had [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#77Z7N)
Grey Bruce OPP's street crime unit led a $500,000 drug and stolen property bust that led to charges against two North Wellington suspects. Police seized $397,745 worth of drugs and $134,280 worth of related property, with most of the property connected with several neighbouring jurisdictions, an OPP news release said Wednesday. Police charged Bryce Shaw [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#77Z4Y)
This year's fishing derby runs from Aug. 28 to Sept. 6
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by Scott Dunn on (#77Z4Z)
Thirty-five per cent of Wood Manufacturing Cluster of Ontario's 200 members export to the U.S. A few members have closed due to tariffs and there will be others, cluster CEO says.
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by Greg Cowan on (#77YZ6)
As the Scenic City Skaters look to shake off last year's playoff humiliation new leadership is working to change the culture.
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by Greg Cowan on (#77YAD)
The Ontario Hockey League board of governors recently approved a change to its fighting rules. At the league's annual general meeting in August, the leadership group voted to increase the number of times a player can receive a fighting major in the regular season before facing suspension to six, up from the previous maximum of [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#77Y7Z)
'It was nice to be a part of history, just having First Nations crews be able to be deployed in support of First Nations when it comes to wildfires.' -- Saugeen First Nation volunTeer firefighter Jared Kerr.
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by The Sun Times on (#77Y5B)
One hundred years after the Owen Sound Greys captured the Memorial Cup and cemented their place in Canadian hockey history, the Owen Sound Attack are launching a season-long celebration honouring the legendary 1927 championship team. Throughout the 2026-27 Ontario Hockey League regular season, the Attack will celebrate the players, coaches and community that helped bring [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#77Y5C)
For the first time in three years, the Owen Sound Baysox will not be one of two teams competing for the North Dufferin Baseball League's Strother Cup. But their season is far from over. Fresh off a disappointing loss to the Bolton Brewers in the NDBL's semifinal series, the Baysox will compete this weekend at [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#77XFC)
Changes in Meaford, Arran-Elderslie and Chatsworth from unofficial lists that appeared on municipal websites on Friday.
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by The Sun Times on (#77XCW)
Grant applicants are evaluated on how well proposals align with city strategic tourism objectives, their economic benefits, community impact, innovation, and feasibility.
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by The Sun Times on (#77X79)
Section of Bruce Road 40 was closed Sunday evening, but has since reopened
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by Scott Dunn on (#77X7A)
Hopeville Kite Festival this weekendpromises aerial displays from 24 professional kite flyers from across North America above a farm field southwest of Dundalk. The two-day event this year includes the professional kite precision flying Windjammers International Kite Team, known for its complex, synchronized kite routines choreographed to music," an event news release said. Last year [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#77X4G)
Here's a who's who of the players who will take to the ice as the Owen Sound Attack open training camp ahead of the 2026-27 Ontario Hockey League season.
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by Rob Gowan on (#77WQZ)
Four-day long festival takes over Kelso Beach at Nawash Park
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by Rob Gowan on (#77VZA)
$90,000 to be used on mould remediation after restoration company completes initial investigation
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by Rob Gowan on (#77VQQ)
Most trustees in the Bluewater District School Board and Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board are expected to be acclaimed. Still, there are likely to be four races in the English public Bluewater board and two elections for trustees in the English separate Bruce-Grey Catholic board. Lists are unofficial after the nomination period closed Friday for [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#77VP0)
So far lists are unofficial, but there will be changes at the head of some local councils
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by Scott Dunn on (#77VP1)
The Navy had a successful recruitment drive last year towards fulfilling its need to find 3,000 new sailors over the coming years.
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by The Sun Times on (#77VM4)
The swim advisory has been lifted for Port Elgin's main beach and Southampton Beach. Grey Bruce Public Health said Friday that water samples taken on Thursday showed E. coli bacterial levels were again considered safe for swimming or bathing within the guidelines established by province's Ministry of Health. Both beaches had been posted as unsafe [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#77VM5)
Grey County Deputy Warden Brian Milne said it's like political speed dating. That's what it feels like." Elected officials and staff from Grey and Bruce counties recently travelled to the annual Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) Conference in Ottawa, which ran from Aug.16 to 19. It's a chance for local officials to meet with [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#77VFX)
Tens of thousands of dollars go to local students to help pursue careers
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by Greg Cowan on (#77VCZ)
The Owen Sound Baysox live to fight another day. Facing elimination and down 2-0 in a best-of-five semifinal series against the Bolton Brewers, Nate Kramer and the Baysox managed a 5-1 win Thursday night at Tom Williams Park. Kramer pitched a seven-inning complete game with the only run against coming after a pair of infield [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#77TWG)
School buses will be running in Grey-Bruce when the school year begins. The local school boards announced late Thursday afternoon that an agreement in principle had been reached between themselves and bus operators. School transportation will proceed as normal for the start of the school year in September, the boards said in a statement. School [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#77TWH)
Producers in Grey-Bruce are closely watching to see what impact recent beef processing plant shutdowns in the U.S. might have on the price they get for their cattle. And the shutdown and consolidation announcement by Tyson Foods may already be putting downward pressure on those prices, says Calvin Anstett, president of the Bruce County Beef [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#77TTM)
Who is going to carry the torch? Keenan Reynolds said he is challenging the players to lead the Scenic City's favourite sons into a new era. Speaking to an Ontario Hockey League interviewer at the beautiful Hockley Valley Resort, where executives played golf and held meetings, the Owen Sound Attack's new head coach took the [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#77TRB)
Thirty-five per cent of Ontario wood manufacturing cluster members export products, the majority of them solely to the U.S.
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by The Sun Times on (#77T1Y)
The Owen Sound Attack have announced several contract renewals and changes to the club's hockey operations staff ahead of the 2026-27 Ontario Hockey League season. The Attack announced contract extensions for head athletic therapist, Andy Brown, and head equipment manager, Trevor Castonguay, both of whom will continue to play key roles in supporting the club's [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#77SZ8)
The longtime firefighter will step into the top job following Jim Wilson's retirement in June.
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by Rob Gowan on (#77SZ9)
More than 2,000 backpacks containing school supplies to be handed out across the two counties this year
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by Scott Dunn on (#77SZA)
With Crown treaty breach settled, a federal Crown motion to be argued Oct. 2 will address Saugeen Ojibway Nation's intention to seek federal and provincial lands on the Bruce Peninsula as partial redress, SON update to members says.
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by The Sun Times on (#77SX1)
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission approved the operation of an on-site hot cell facility at Bruce Power's Tiverton plant. A hot cell is a heavily shielded, secure containment chamber used to safely handle radioactive materials. Bruce Power said its hot cell will enable qualified operators to handle irradiated materials remotely while minimizing radiation exposure. The [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#77SSW)
A St. Mary's High School grad is the recipient of Owen Sound Little Theatre's David Leslie Award. Gregory Nyenhuis has received the award that was established in 2011 to honour the memory of Leslie, a gifted actor, director and dedicated member of OSLT. The award is presented annually to a graduating student pursuing a post-secondary [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#77SSX)
Both the school board and association representing operators have said all buses may not be running to start school year
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by The Sun Times on (#77SQ7)
More tests planned Thursday after bacterial levels found to be above provincial standards
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by Rob Gowan on (#77S71)
Ag society hopeful that structure will be useable again in time for fall fair on Sept. 10-12
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by The Sun Times on (#77S4G)
After finishing in first place and sweeping the Caledon Cardinals in the first round, the Owen Sound Baysox are on the brink of elimination. The North Dufferin Baseball League's regular-season champions are a loss away from falling out of the playoffs before the championship series for the first time since 2023. The Bolton Brewers currently [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#77S4H)
The Summerfolk Music and Crafts Festival features musical performances on six different stages, vendors, food, family activities and more.
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by The Sun Times on (#77S4J)
A Northern Bruce Peninsula resident has been charged after a traffic control person was injured in a hit-and-run collision last week. Just after 2:30 p.m. on Aug. 13, police received a report that a flag worker had been struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Highway 6 and Caudle Sideroad in the Northern Bruce [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#77RWX)
Association representing bus operators gives Friday deadline for buses to be on road to start school year
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