by Greg Cowan on (#6G4EH)
Hockey is a game of mistakes and it cost us tonight." The Owen Sound Attack's top defensive pairing of Sam Sedley and Taos Jordan did a pretty good job for nearly 60 minutes holding the London Knights in check Saturday, but a lapse at the end of the game, while the teams played four-on-four, is [...]
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Updated | 2024-11-22 16:01 |
by Rob Gowan on (#6G467)
The Bruce Grey Catholic District School Board is holding a pair of regional trade fairs that will give students and residents the opportunity to connect with trade unions and post-secondary institutions. The upcoming fairs will take place at St. Mary's High School in Owen Sound on Nov. 14 and Sacred Heart High School in Walkerton [...]
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by Mark Malone on (#6G42Z)
Halloween is long over, but the Sarnia Sting were still haunted Friday by what they saw as a phantom penalty. The Owen Sound Attack rallied for a 6-4 win by scoring on all four of their power plays before a crowd of 3,801 at Progressive Auto Sales Arena. The third and fourth power-play goals came [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G3R8)
A group of youth from the Owen Sound area are inviting others to put pen to paper and send a heartfelt message to Canadian military members and local seniors. The Owen Sound and District Junior Optimists have partnered with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 6 in Owen Sound to put on its postcard program. It [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6G3R9)
Day parking prices are rising by 13 per cent at Grey Sauble Conservation Authority properties, while other passes are going up more. The new rates go into effect at Ainslie Wood, Christie Beach, Hibou, Old Baldy, Bognor Marsh, Bruce's Caves, Eugenia Falls, Inglis Falls and Spirit Rock in 2024. Since 2021, day passes have cost [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6G3RA)
The first night that Safe n Sound drop-in centre in Owen Sound was open overnight this fall, 23 people came. It was Wednesday, the day after a snowstorm hit Grey-Bruce on Halloween night. The next night 15 people showed up. For 15 years, Safe n Sound has run a drop-in centre for homeless people and [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G3P2)
Georgian Bluffs council has deferred a staff recommendation that would see the base water rate for users in Shallow Lake increase by 30 per cent after concerns were raised about the financial shock it could cause for those on the system. At its committee of the whole meeting on Wednesday, council received a report from [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6G3JF)
The Bells of Christmas will ring anew at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre this holiday season. The popular holiday gift-giving campaign ensures lonely seniors at local long-term-care homes will open a present on Christmas morning. Volunteers will hang 150 Bells of Christmas on a tree at the lobby of the Bayshore on Nov. 11 [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G3JG)
When Allan Mason was chosen to play Chief Bromden in Owen Sound Little Theatre's production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, he thought his acting career was kicking off with a fairly minor role. He would soon learn that his character is pivotal to the play, something that has admittedly been stressful and anxiety [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6G32W)
The province's Special Investigations Unit is investigating the circumstances around a crash in Saugeen Shores on Thursday afternoon that left two people with serious injuries. Just after 2 p.m., a Saugeen Shores police officer on patrol attempted to stop a vehicle for a Highway Traffic Act investigation, Saugeen Shores police said in a news release. [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6G2Y7)
Half the fun of looking at Chris Hughes' hand-carved wooden figures at the Owen Sound Artist's Co-op is watching how he has animated them. Press a button and the figures come to life - knights in battle square off, a lone swordsman wields his weapon and a cross-country skier, who by the sweep of her [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6G2VQ)
The Women's Centre Grey Bruce has a new home for its anti-human trafficking program for youth. On Wednesday, moving trucks were on the road as the anti-human trafficking (AHT) moved to a new private residence from its former home on 2nd Avenue East in Owen Sound. In early 2023, The Women's Centre purchased a home [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6G2HV)
The South Bruce OPP are investigating following a fatal two-vehicle collision on Highway 21 in Bruce Township Wednesday evening. In a media release, police said they received a report of the collision just after 5 p.m. and responded to the scene with members of Kincardine Fire and Emergency Services as well as Bruce County EMS. [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6G24R)
We just came out and laid an egg." Owen Sound Attack head coach Darren Rumble said his team lacked effort and compete Wednesday night in a 6-3 loss to the Flint Firebirds at the Bayshore. The Firebirds have secured points in six of their last seven games but had to travel to Owen Sound on [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G201)
South Bruce Peninsula has appointed Caleb Hull to the deputy-mayor's position. Council voted on Oct. 17 for the first-term councillor to be the replacement in the deputy-mayor's seat after Jay Kirkland was sworn in as mayor of the municipality at a meeting on Oct. 3. Hull's appointment still needs to be made official by passing [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6G202)
Federal money will help accelerate habitat protection near Bruce Peninsula National Park, one of 10 parks prioritized in a new program announced last week. The Landscape Resiliency Program includes $15 million from Parks Canada, which the Nature Conservancy of Canada intends to at least match, under a two-year agreement which ends in March 2026. Its [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6G1WP)
Anyone's old diaries, letters and other documents or images concerning the world wars will be digitized for free at the Owen Sound legion Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. OSCVI students will help with the digital preservation. In return, those whose documents have been digitized are asked to share a copy with the Exhibits [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G1WQ)
Police in Grey-Bruce were kept busy on the roads the last couple of days as the first significant snowfall of the season hit Grey-Bruce. The Grey-Bruce OPP and South Bruce OPP reported dozens of crashes in the region on Tuesday and Wednesday, with several attributed to road and weather conditions. Grey-Bruce OPP said Tuesday morning [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G1WR)
The Saugeen Ojibway Nation is raising concerns about what it says are Metis groups asserting rights in their traditional territory and the willingness of organizations, proponents and governments to engage with those communities. On Oct. 25, SON - made up of the Saugeen First Nation and the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation - released [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6G1WS)
The Western Mustangs defeated the Queen's Golden Gaels 9-6 at the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) women's field lacrosse championships in Kingston on Sunday. The Mustangs, featuring former Owen Sound North Stars Reese Wilkins and Jamie Carr, were down 6-4 at the half before scoring five unanswered goals in the second half to capture the gold [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6G1WT)
Port Elgin's Rachel Hannah set a new course record at the 16th annual Indianapolis Monumental Marathon this past Saturday. Hannah, 37, won the women's race in a record-setting time of 2:35:17. In a post to social media, Hannah said, I'm thrilled to have a course record and run a time I haven't been close to [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G1S6)
New signs installed at the Clendenan Conservation Area at Clarksburg has been damaged and destroyed, leaving Grey Sauble Conservation Authority staff shocked and perplexed" and feeling very defeated." The GSCA said Tuesday the vandalism has been reported to the OPP after they were informed by a resident that the wayfinding signage had been damaged. The [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6G1HR)
A violent robbery on Saugeen First Nation on Tuesday afternoon left one person injured and another arrested and charged. Just after 4 p.m., Grey Bruce OPP responded to a disturbance at the First Nation. Officers determined that the suspect had lured the victim into a secluded area where a physical confrontation occurred that left the [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G102)
The Bluewater District School Board will move its agricultural specialist high skills major program to Grey Roots Museum and Archives as a pilot project. Grey County council approved a motion Thursday to sign the agreement to operate the program at the county museum's Moreston Heritage Village near Rockford. Grey Roots manager Jill Paterson said in [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G0XB)
The most recent COVID-19 vaccine and this year's flu shot are now available to the public in Grey-Bruce. Grey Bruce Public Health has announced that as of Monday the general public can receive the most recent XBB-containing COVID-19 vaccine and this year's influenza vaccine from their primary care provider or at a participating pharmacy. The [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6G0XC)
Grey County is expanding its joint accessibility advisory committee after Owen Sound voted in late September to disband its own committee at the municipal level. On Thursday, county council approved a motion to amend the terms of reference for the county committee to add Owen Sound as a municipal member and increase the voting membership [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6G0JA)
Stolen property valued at almost $150,000 has been recovered from a property near Holland Centre and two Township of Chatsworth residents have been charged. On Oct. 16, Grey Bruce OPP received a report a GPS tracker on a stolen skid steer was pinging at a location near Holland Centre. The Grey Bruce Community Street Crime [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6FZYB)
The new bridge over the Teeswater River in Paisley is to open on Friday after a replacement project that began more than a year ago. Bruce County and the Arran-Elderslie are inviting the public to a ribbon cutting ceremony at 2 p.m. Friday to celebrate the grand opening of the bridge. The short ceremony will [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FZYC)
The safety of downtown Owen Sound was in the spotlight during a town hall meeting Monday morning. Close to 100 people, many of them business owners, attended the meeting organized by the Owen Sound and District Chamber of Commerce along with the River District Board of Management and the city, where officials from various organizations [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6FZVJ)
Three men have been charged after a shotgun was fired within Owen Sound's city limits. Owen Sound police issued a news release Sunday evening in which they commended the experience and investigative skills" of a vigilant officer" in the incident. The officer followed a suspicious vehicle to a secluded area in the city, where it [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6FZQZ)
While ham and turkey cooked in Rebecca Morris-Miller's parents' home for Thanksgiving, the dining room table was covered with NORS drug helpline T-shirt transfers and water bottles, rather than being set for dinner. What was Morris-Miller's priority - the National Overdose Response Service - is now her Owen Sound family's. She co-founded what became a [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6FZ5C)
Carter George made 33 saves and Ben Cormier scored the game-winning goal as the Owen Sound Attack won their second-straight game 3-2 over the Oshawa Generals Sunday evening. The Gennies played host to an Owen Sound team looking to continue its turnaround inside the Tribute Communities Centre. Cedrick Guindon entered the game with 10 points [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6FZ3Y)
Descendants of the captain who perished when the Africa disappeared hauling coal from the United States to Owen Sound 128 years ago have been offered a chance to visit the site of the recently discovered shipwreck. Local filmmakers Yvonne Drebert and Zach Melnick discovered the shipwreck of the Africaon the bottom of Lake Huron in [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6FZ2N)
Too young to join the Royal Canadian Navy, John Garvey sailed all over the world after enlisting with the Merchant Navy in Halifax in 1940. He boarded a ship headed to the Caribbean and later travelled to North Africa and Europe aboard ships carrying cargo in support of the war effort. He was wounded in [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6FYJJ)
After a coaching change and a tough three-loss weekend, the Owen Sound Attack focused on fun. Assistant coach Sean Teakle said they used rest as a weapon and dialled back the practice time while Cedrick Guindon mentioned the team went bowling and horseback riding. Whether because of the fun or getting back to the fundamentals [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6FYXR)
Dozens of costumed kids streamed through Owen Sound's downtown and business owners made last-minute trips to the dollar store to restock dwindling candy supplies with an hour left to go in the River District's successful Trick-or-Treat Trail Saturday. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 34 participating businesses took part in the trick-or-treating festival, giving families [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FXYW)
The Bruce Grey Music Hall of Fame has found a new home at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 6 in Owen Sound. Legion branch members voted unanimously earlier this month in favour of a proposal to locate the hall at the branch after its previous home - the legion in Hepworth - and its memorabilia [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6FXW9)
The Lakeshore Triathlon will call Saugeen Shores home in 2024 and beyond. Organizers of the race announced earlier this week the former Kincardine Women's Triathlon, which shifted to Port Elgin this summer due to Kincardine's big downtown dig, will make the move permanent. We are excited to start a new chapter for the Lakeshore Triathlon [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6FXS1)
COMPETITIVE CURLING LEAGUE SEEKS TEAMS The BrokerLink Insurance Grey Bruce Major Curling League is still accepting teams for the 2023-24 curling season. The league will play a round-robin schedule on Wednesday nights at various curling clubs in Grey-Bruce from November to January with playoffs to follow in February. The BrokerLink Insurance Grey Bruce Major Curling [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6FXS2)
A pair of Owen Sound Attack players are featured on the NHL Central Scouting's players-to-watch list ahead of next summer's 2024 NHL Entry Draft. Rookie goaltender Carter George, the team's 53rd-overall pick in 2022, is listed as one of the top-ranked goaltenders in the upcoming draft and received a B' rating from the scouts. The [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6FXJE)
When the Ontario University Women's Field Lacrosse Championship is played in Kingston this weekend there's a good chance former Owen Sound North Stars will have a say in the outcome. As the 2023 season comes to a close nine North Stars will play prominent roles on six of the competing teams. The top-rated team from [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#6FWZE)
One person was taken to hospital with life-threatening after a crash on Highway 10 north of Flesherton early Thursday morning. Grey-Bruce OPP responded to a vehicle in the ditch on the highway in Grey Highlands just before 2 a.m. The driver was transported to hospital with life threatening injuries. Highway 10 was closed between Grey [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FWZF)
Ancestral Indigenous remains that were unearthed at Sauble Beach last week have been laid back to rest in a ceremonial burial. Saugeen First Nation Chief Conrad Ritchie confirmed the remains were reburied on Wednesday at the same location they came from in South Bruce Peninsula. Ritchie said Thursday that the ceremony and the week leading [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FW0G)
Owen Sound is lowering monthly bus pass rates for those on the Ontario Disability Support Program and Ontario Works. The city will begin a pilot program Nov. 7 to offer an affordability rate of $55 for monthly passes. The new rate will be available on a trial basis for those on ODSP and OW until [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FW0H)
Owen Sound has applied for funding for two major infrastructure projects on the edges of the city. The city has made one Connecting Link funding application for an almost $1.4 million project to rehabilitate the pedestrian tunnel on the CP rail trail under 16th Street East (Highway 26) on the city's east side, and another [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FVX6)
The Manitoba ship sculpture on Owen Sound's east harbour wall is getting some lighting and electrical upgrades. Owen Sound council approved a staff recommendation on Monday to increase the amount to light the sculpture to $36,000 after it was determined that an original $25,000 allocation from the Festival of Northern Lights Reserve was insufficient. Council [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FVNX)
A zoning bylaw amendment that would permit a rock climbing bouldering gym in Owen Sound's industrial park has been appealed by an adjacent property owner. On Monday, Owen Sound council directed staff to advise the Ontario Land Tribunal that it confirms and supports the change and to prepare for representation at an appeal hearing. The [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6FV6K)
Taran Hibma pleaded not guilty Tuesday in an Owen Sound courtroom to criminal negligence causing death by starting a fire, in a backyard tree house, which caused the death of 17-year-old Genesis Young at Sauble Beach three years ago. Hibma, 22, entered his plea to the Aug. 15, 2020 charge before Superior Court Justice Roger [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FV2W)
Owen Sound council has condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Israel. On Monday, Owen Sound council opened its first meeting since the Oct. 7 attacks that left 1,400 dead and more than 200 as hostages by denouncing the violence that was carried out. The City of Owen Sound extends its deepest condolences to the families [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#6FTZX)
Owen Sound council is taking another look at its short-term rental licensing program after concerns were raised about some of the rules set out in the planned bylaw. Council was set to pass its bylaw to license, regulate and govern the operation of short-term rentals in the city beginning next March. But at the request [...]
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