by Greg Cowan on (#6S3SR)
Sam McCue's knucklepuck snapped the Kitchener Rangers' winning streak at 10 games and sent a shockwave through the nearly 3,000 fans inside the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre for Hockey Fights Cancer night. The Toronto Maple Leafs prospect didn't get all of the one-timer, but he got enough to net his first career game-winning goal [...]
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Owen Sound Sun Times
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Updated | 2024-11-21 13:45 |
by The Sun Times on (#6S3P9)
A 15-foot Trojan Horse meant to symbolize concerns about the direction of healthcare in the province will be hauled throughout Grey-Bruce later this month. The Ontario Council of Hospital Unions' Trojan Horse has been touring the province to decry what the organization calls the defunding and underfunding of local hospital services as a prelude to [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6S3N1)
The region's unemployment rate fell 0.5 percentage points to 3.8 per cent in October and remains the second lowest in the province. Provincially, unemployment was at 7.2 per cent last month - both figures are unadjusted for seasonality. In October, the region's overall population increased by 400 but the labour force size decreased by 2,500 [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6S3N2)
A 32-year-old Dundalk man has been charged by police after search warrants executed at two addresses turned up nearly two kilograms of cocaine. The OPP West Region Community Street Crime Unit executed the search warrants in Dundalk and Clifford on Nov. 6, while the accused was taken into custody outside of Walkerton without incident. As [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6S3FN)
Ontario's minister of energy and electrification visited Bruce Power on Friday to help announce the expansion of the nuclear power operator's medical isotope production capabilities. Bruce Power and its partners have committed to building a hot cell facility in Bruce County, expediting their ability to process short-lived lutetium-177 to ensure it reaches cancer patients around [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6S331)
Farmers are feeling uncertain and concerned about the incoming Trump administration in the United States, farm groups say. President-elect Donald Trump has proposed a 10 per cent universal tariff on all imports into the U.S., or even 20 per cent. He wants to reopen the free trade agreement between Canada, Mexico and the U.S. too. [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6S332)
Changes to NCAA player eligibility rules are already paying dividends for the Owen Sound Attack. On Friday, the Owen Sound Attack signed second-round pick Mason Roy to a standard player contract. Roy is committed to play NCAA Division 1 hockey at Providence College. The move comes one day after the NCAA Division I Council voted [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S333)
The Bluewater District School Board has voted to censure Trustee Derrick Long and bar him from sitting on all committees of the board for 90 days after an integrity commissioner's report found he contravened numerous sections of the board's code of conduct. Long's suspension is scheduled to start on Jan. 6, after the board decided [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S311)
After almost two days, a precautionary boil water advisory has been lifted in Hanover. The town announced just before 2 p.m. on Friday that the advisory for the town's municipal water system had been lifted effective immediately, and the test that led to the measure was inaccurate. The town said accredited lab sampling test results [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6S312)
The St. Mary's Mustangs won the Bluewater Athletic Association senior boys' volleyball championship in five sets over the Owen Sound District Wolves Wednesday at OSDSS. James Dafe led the Mustangs' attack on the day while Ben Clark was busy at the net for the Wolves. The Stangs won the closely contested final 25-20, 23-25, 25-19, [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6S2YF)
David McLeish said he's disappointed the city denied his request to present hisanalysis of council compensation and composition to city council on Oct. 24 because it was unduly repetitious." It's left him and members of his committee to wonder if the city welcomes public input, he said. He looked at council pay and the costs [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6S2YG)
It's a unique local Christmastime tradition and its returning to the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre on Saturday. The Bells of Christmas is a holiday gift-giving campaign that aims to ensure lonely seniors at local long-term-care homes will open a present on Christmas morning. Volunteers will hang approximately 150 crocheted bells on the tree at [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6S2B4)
Nobody was injured but some animals died in a barn fire south of Mildmay on Thursday. Just before 8:30 a.m., South Bruce OPP received a report of a large barn fire at an address on Concession 2 in South Bruce and attended along with firefighters and paramedic services, police said in a news release. The [...]
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by Valerie MacDonald, Ontario Farmer on (#6S2B5)
Efforts continue to modify the existing Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration rules for larger trucks
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by Scott Dunn on (#6S28F)
With a protectionist-sounding president returning to the White House, the cost of doing business for Canadian exporters to the U.S. could be going up. President-elect Donald Trump has promised a universal 10 per cent tariff on all American imports. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce estimates that would shrink the Canadian economy by around $30 billion [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S1Y1)
The Town of Hanover has issued a precautionary boil water advisory due to an adverse water test at its treatment plant. The town issued the advisory at 6 p.m. on Wednesday to those on the Hanover water supply system. Update provided just after 11 a.m. and again just after 4:30 p.m. on Thursday said the [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6S1Y2)
David Bedkowski, a self-described city kid about as tall as a skyscraper said he feels right at home inside the tight confines of Owen Sound's Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre. That's because he grew up inside Toronto's Ted Reeve Community Arena, a hockey rink of similar ilk, with a low-slung ceiling and plenty of history. [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S1Y3)
Grey-Bruce home sales continue to show strength in line with recent interest rate cuts by the Bank of Canada. For the second straight month, home sales in the region were up sharply compared to the same month a year ago. According to the area's real estate association, sales totalled 238 units in October, which was [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6S1K1)
The Owen Sound Attack are back in the win column. Sam McCue netted a pair of goals while Tristan Delisle and Landen Hookey each recorded a couple of points as the Attack (4-8-2-2) snapped an eight-game losing streak by beating the Sarnia Sting (7-7-1-3), 5-2 inside the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre Wednesday night. I [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S1BX)
The City of Owen Sound is gearing up to hold its first community open house on Thursday. Everyone is invited to attend the event, which runs from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre. City Manager Tim Simmonds said all of the city's different departments and divisions will have tables [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S1BY)
Owen Sound is planning to make some amendments to its traffic bylaw, including speed limit reductions to some city streets in the downtown area. On Monday, city council approved an operations committee recommendation to direct staff to bring forward a bylaw to amend its traffic bylaw. The amendments being proposed include reducing the speed limit [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S1BZ)
Decorative lighting will be installed in two alleyways in Owen Sound's River District. On Monday, Owen Sound council passed bylaws to enter agreements with property owners along Carney's Lane and Artists' Alley to allow for the installation of catenary lighting in the two areas. The lights suspended on cables will be purchased and installed [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6S1C0)
Former Owen Sound emergency room doctor Rochagne Kilian said she will turn over COVID-19 vaccine exemption and other patient records after a recent Supreme Court of Canada decision. Kilian became the subject of a College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario investigation three years ago over COVID-19 vaccine exemptions. She said she will turn over [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S16R)
The Grey Sauble Conservation Authority is considering a draft budget with a proposed levy increase ranging from about 3.8 to 6.5 per cent for its eight member municipalities, but that is before a major project to overhaul its headquarters is factored in. GSCA chief administrative officer Tim Lanthier was at Owen Sound council on Monday [...]
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by John Miner, Ontario Farmer on (#6S16S)
Ontario Plants was founded in St. Thomas in 2002 where it has a 36-acre greenhouse and 25 acres of outdoor propagation fields
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S0HB)
The owner of a 76-unit building south of Owen Sound says there are no immediate plans for redevelopment after a Niagara Escarpment development permit application for the property came before Owen Sound council on Monday. Max Taylor, who owns the property just to the north of the Stone Tree Golf Course, said Tuesday he was [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S0CK)
The Supreme Court of Canada has denied the Saugeen Ojibway Nation's request to appeal parts of lower court decisions against its multi-billion-dollar Bruce Peninsula land claim and Aboriginal title to territorial waters around the peninsula. But with the appeal denied, SON now plans to move ahead with seeking remedies after the lower courts did agree [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6S09J)
It will be a little more expensive to ride a bus in Owen Sound come 2025. On Monday, Owen Sound council approved an operations committee recommendation to increase city transit fares by 25 cents and monthly passes by $2.50. The city will also addday pass, 10-pass and semester pass options, and continue the affordability pass [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6S06E)
Police now say an incident in downtown Walkerton has been quickly resolved.' In a news release issued at 10:50 a.m., police said the active incident had been resolved and there was no threat to public safety. Just after 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, South Bruce OPP posted to social media about a increased police presence in [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6S031)
The Hanover Police Service reminding parents to thoroughly check their childrens' Halloween candy after receiving a report of a sewing needle found embedded in a chocolate bar. Police are investigating after receiving a report at about 6 p.m. on Monday that a child had attempted to consume a KitKat chocolate bar that evening when the [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6RZJG)
He wore mismatched flip-flops for two years. He graduated high school at 16. He's a first-round pick of the Calgary Flames. He's interested in the stock market. And he's a two-time Ontario Hockey League draft pick. That's right. If you want to stump even the most ardent junior hockey trivia buff ask them what team [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6RZFE)
Nobody was hurt when a pick-up truck rear-ended a busload of students on Owen Sound's east side on Monday morning. At about 8:30 a.m., the school bus containing24 students and a driver was struck from behind in the 800 block of 16th Avenue East near East Ridge Community School. The Owen Sound Police Service said [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6RYVK)
Easton Cowan credits former London Knight Patrick Kane for the celebration. After beating Carter George low glove with 1:01 left in overtime, Cowan skated to centre ice, dropped to a knee, mimed making a heart shape, and punched right through. Patty Kane. The Heartbreaker," Cowan said. The Knights beat Owen Sound 2-1 Sunday afternoon in [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6RYTE)
Hanover police charged a 23-year-old Northern Bruce Peninsula woman after a four-month-old baby was treated for injuries in Hanover hospital's emergency department. Hanover Police Chief Chris Knoll said in a news release that police were called early in the morning on Oct. 30 about the injured baby. The baby was airlifted to a London hospital [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6RYTF)
Everyone's Holy Grail is different. At Sunday's cards and collectables show in Owen Sound, the search was on for that one thing that would make a collector's day. More than 60 vendors crammed two rooms at the Harry Lumley-Bayshore Community Centre with tables full of hockey cards, old local bottles and postcards, video games, board [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6RYS5)
Until Remembrance Day, figures in the mural marking local service in military conflicts will be displayed as individual portraits at Wiarton's Deep Water Gallery. There are 20 individual pieces of art by Silvia Pecota on display in the gallery at 583 Berford St. She worked as a military photographer with five trips to Afghanistan. Her [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6RYP9)
Grey Bruce OPP is investigating a reported break, enter and theft of off-road vehicles and equipment stolen in Chatsworth Township. The thefts were from two shipping containers at a property on Conc. 6 in Chatsworth Township. The crime was reported Oct. 30 at 4:22 p.m. The loss is estimated at $15,000. The list of [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6RYCQ)
Seven straight losses now for the Owen Sound Attack, but who's counting? Owen Sound lost 6-2 to the defending Memorial Cup champion Saginaw Spirit at the Bayshore Saturday afternoon. Head coach Scott Wray isn't about to panic. It's just one day at a time really, you kind of block out everything and just attack the [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6RYAS)
A place to feel you belong. That's how legion president Jim Copp described Royal Canadian Legion Branch 586 at its grand opening Saturday in Hepworth. It's been nearly three years since the old legion building burned down, taking with it irreplaceable local war memorabilia and the collection of the Bruce Grey Music Hall of Fame, [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6RY4T)
More than 125 kids from 25 Grey-Bruce schools are coming to Youth Climate Action Conference 2024 in Owen Sound this Thursday. They'll attend workshops culminating in designing their own school and community action projects, which they'll share at the end of the day, a news release about the event says. The workshops will be led [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6RXSN)
Owen Sound police have arrested a suspect in a convenience store robbery. Police said a lone man entered a westside convenience store Oct. 28 about 9 p.m. He handed the clerk a letter demanding money and said it was a robbery and demanded cash, police said in a news release. He fled with an undisclosed [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6RXSP)
A man walked into the Owen Sound police station at 7 a.m. Friday after he was stabbed in the torso in the 900-block of 3rd Avenue East. City police officers performed first aid and the man was taken to Owen Sound hospital by ambulance. The victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and has been released [...]
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by Courtney Denard, Ontario Farmer on (#6RXQP)
Everyone's got an opinion on kids and their devices
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by Scott Dunn on (#6RXHC)
Grey Bruce Public Health issued its 24thopioidalert this year after it was notified of a suspected fatalopioid-related overdose. Fentanyl is believed to be responsible for the latest fatality, in Owen Sound on Monday, Oct. 28. Last year the health unit issued opioid alerts 18 times. The alerts are issued after there's been three or [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6RXEK)
South Bruce OPP is still investigating what it says was road rage that resulted in gunfire near Paisley Oct. 30. Police were called just before 11 p.m. to a residence on Bruce Road 1, where they discovered a pickup truck had followed another vehicle to that location, where gunshots were subsequently fired after an earlier [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6RX3N)
Never in doubt. At least that's how St. Mary's Mustangs wide receiver Ryan Irwin felt with his Mustangs down 7-3 in the fourth quarter of Thursday's Bluewater Athletic Association championship football game. The Owen Sound District Wolves looked primed to snap the Mustangs' run of nine-straight championships, but dynasties don't fall without a fight. On [...]
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by Paul Mahon, Ontario Farmer on (#6RWYQ)
Whether there is old money from Europe, family or institutional, or whether it is someone growing through luck or leverage, whether it is money laundering or a distant pension plan, the rumours have always persisted, absent any real documentation
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by The Sun Times on (#6RWVC)
South Bruce Grey Health Centre will share results of community consultations on health care, then take questions, at upcoming public meetings. SBGHC moved the inpatient beds from its site in Durham to its hospitals in Walkerton and Kincardine in the spring, saying it was to stabilize operations amid worsening staff shortages. Those challenges led [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6RWVD)
The historial Negro Creek community, one of the first places escaped slaves from the Americansouth settledin Grey County, will be memorialized on land donated by a descendant of an originalBlack family there. The land is along Negro Creek Road, just east of Highway 6, south of Williamsford. About two acres was formally donated this month [...]
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by Jeff Carter, Ontario Farmer on (#6RWRC)
A recent tour showed why the fine details on historic legal documents do make a difference today
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