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by Greg Cowan on (#75HAH)
Riley Thompson scored four goals as the Owen Sound North Stars topped the Belleville Kodiaks, 9-5, in Ontario Series Lacrosse action Saturday night in Belleville. Tetsuya Yamada notched a pair, while Tyson Morrison, Jordan Caskenette, and Andrew Kelly scored in the victory as the senior B club earned its first win of the year. Calum [...]
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| Updated | 2026-06-11 13:03 |
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by Greg Cowan on (#75HAJ)
Revenge is a dish best served in Orangeville. Just months after being ousted by the Northmen in the first round of the Ontario Junior B Lacrosse League playoffs, in a deciding Game 5 on the road inside the Alder Arena, the North Stars returned and left with a much-needed victory. Sly Sundown and Chase Garvie [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75H9P)
The Owen Sound Legacy Ridge Golf Club North Stars Junior Elite Women's League (JEWL) lacrosse team completed their preseason with a narrow 6-5 overtime loss to the Kitchener-Waterloo Kodiaks on Saturday in the quarterfinals of the JEWL Early Bird Tournament in Oakville. The North Stars started the game strong, scoring the game's first four goals [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#75GSW)
A new real-time swimming conditions warning light will soon be installed at Kincardine's Station Beach. The municipality announced it will install the smart light as part of its Smart Beach Program - an initiative focused on improving waterfront safety through real-time monitoring, technology, and public education. The light uses green, yellow, and red signals to [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#75GQ3)
The Owen Sound Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2026 told stories, thanked their teammates and coaches, and accepted a hall-of-fame enshrinement with grateful humility. And, of course, they said they owed a debt to busy parents who spent hours driving them to practices, tournaments and games, all while slowly killing the family vehicle. On [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75GNB)
The South Bruce OPP is looking for witnesses to come forward in connection with property damage in Teeswater, including at a school and community centre. On Friday, Hillcrest Central School in Teeswater was closed due to a police investigation. Police said that at 7:24 a.m. Friday they received reports from the school of multiple windows [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#75GAN)
The new opening date is June 1, which is subject to change if the water from record flooding doesn't subside.
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by Scott Dunn on (#75G5B)
'They are isolating within the same household in Grey-Bruce and are being actively supported and monitored by Grey Bruce Public Health for the period of time required to ensure public safety.' -- Acting Medical Officer of Health Dr. Brittany Graham
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by Scott Dunn on (#75G34)
No parking on affected roads during construction.
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by Greg Cowan on (#75G35)
The Owen Sound Baysox clawed back to earn a 4-3 win over the Clarksburg Blues in their North Dufferin Baseball League regular-season opener Wednesday night. The new-look Baysox, sporting their updated blue-and-orange road uniforms for the first time, fell behind early to the Blues at Thornbury's Moreau Park. But, pitchers Nate Kramer and Trevor Smith [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#75G36)
In a letter written to Owen Sound city council, OHL Commissioner Bryan Crawford said the league and prospective new owners are committed to the city and success of the franchise in Owen Sound.
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by Scott Dunn on (#75FMW)
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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by Scott Dunn on (#75FGR)
Anyone may sign up for MyCareSteps through referral from a primary care provider, a hospital-to-home referral after discharge, or by self-referral.
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by Greg Cowan on (#75FE3)
A new summer exhibition coming to the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre explores the concept of biomimicry. Biomimicry: a method of studying, imitating, and emulating nature's time-tested patterns, processes, and forms to solve complex human problems sustainably The exhibit, Inspiring Nature, Inspired Techno - Biomimicry and Transport, is a travelling exhibition that explores how [...]
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by Alan S. Hale on (#75FGS)
Energy Minister Stephen Lecce announced a $300 million cost sharing agreement to get the Bruce C project moving ahead.
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by Alan S. Hale on (#75FB8)
The province insists the auto sector remains resilient despite setbacks.
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by Greg Cowan on (#75EKN)
South Bruce Peninsula is changing a controversial picketing" section of it's nuisance bylaw. Town's council voted unanimously on Tuesday to update the town's nuisance bylaw, striking out completely a section that read no person shall picket in or on any public place unless authorized by the town or authorized by the person under contract with [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#75EGW)
The suspect was arrested without incident at an address in Owen Sound at 11:45 a.m. May 5.
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by Greg Cowan on (#75EGX)
The Women's Centre Grey Bruce is rebranding as the Women & Youth Crises Centre Grey Bruce. The organization says it's a name that more clearly reflects the scope of services it provides and the people it supports across Grey and Bruce counties. The new name recognizes the full range of crisis-based supports delivered by the [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75EGY)
The provincial government is earmarking $19.9 million for the construction of a new elementary school in Meaford. The new school is expected to open in September 2029 and will feature 340 additional elementary school spaces serving Bluewater District School Board students, as well as 54 childcare spaces. This is a great day for the community [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75DVP)
A total of $267,100 is being invested in Grey-Bruce by the province through the 2026 Experience Ontario program to support seven festivals in the region this year.
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by The Sun Times on (#75DRP)
The Bluewater District School Board announced the appointment of Papy Mukenge as superintendent of education, effective August 1. Papy is a dedicated educational leader with over 20 years of service in education across Ontario and internationally. He began his teaching career in 2002 with the Waterloo Catholic District School Board as an Intermediate French Immersion [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75DRQ)
The Bluewater District School Board is inviting members of the public to view and comment on the design of a new school in Port Elgin. The board was approved for funding by the Ministry of Education to support a new-growth elementary school under the 2024-2025 Capital Priorities Grant program. The ministry has committed more than [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75DP2)
There's a new art alliance in Owen Sound. Leading arts organizations in the Scenic City announced on Monday the creation of the Arts Alliance Owen Sound, a new coalition of non-profit organizations they say are uniting the creative arts around a shared commitment to collaboration and sector growth. The group's stated aim is to advance [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75D1V)
The Owen Sound North Stars junior B club dropped a pair of games in southwestern Ontario this past weekend. After losses to Point Edward and Wallaceburg, the North Stars now have a record of 1-3 with three games left in the team's seven-game road swing to start the season. Owen Sound travels to London on [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#75CZV)
A landowner who disturbed an archeologically significant site near the mouth of the Saugeen River at Southampton is transferring land and donating money to Saugeen First Nation. According to a notice posted online by the Saugeen First Nation, an Ontario Court of Justice hearing will be held on Tuesday inside the James Mason Community Centre [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#75CG5)
West Grey Police Service is investigating an assault in which someone suffered serious injury after they were lured to a meeting near Neustadt in answer to a false" online ad. The victim was lured to an abandoned rural property under false pretenses and was assaulted by unknown suspects and suffered serious injuries, police said in [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#75CF7)
The Debrone family arrived Sunday at the Owen Sound Home & Lifestyle Show with a plan, two actually. One plan was not to buy anything, Peter Debrone kidded as he, his wife Beth and their young girls Grace and Rosie perused the aisles of vendors on the arena floor, in the meeting rooms and lobby [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#75CB2)
'This announcement marks a historic day for the Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board and the Mildmay community.' -- Lori Di Castri, chair of the Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board
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by Scott Dunn on (#75C14)
'I'm walking around dressed as the princess of hell. I cannot go into Walmart on a Wednesday night like this, right?' -- cosplayer Meg Inques
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by Scott Dunn on (#75BYY)
About 30 to 40 per cent of rainbow trout caught are hatchery raised, Sydenham Sportsmen Mike Prevost said.
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by Scott Dunn on (#75BHV)
A child care space not enrolled in the federal-provincial child care program with daily fees capped at $22 could cost $45 to $65 a day, depending on the centre.
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by Greg Cowan on (#75BHW)
Late last year, the neighbouring municipalities formally endorsed an agreement for Hanover to pay West Grey $10 million over 20 years for the just over 1,600 acres of land.
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by The Sun Times on (#75BFZ)
A 64-year-old West Grey man was sentenced in a Walkerton courtroom to 12 years in prison for sex offences against three youths. Norman Boyce was convicted in the Superior Court of Justice on three counts of sexual interference and two counts of making sexually explicit material available to a child. Court records show he also [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75BDN)
With the nomination period now open for October's municipal and school board elections, candidates in Grey-Bruce were already throwing their hats in the ring on Friday, including some for mayor. In Owen Sound, former two-term councillor Richard Thomas is running for the position of mayor. He ran for the mayor's job in the last election [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#75BDP)
With live theatres across the province struggling to recover following the pandemic, Owen Sound Little Theatre isn't just surviving, leaders say it's thriving.
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by Rob Gowan on (#75BDQ)
2026 municipal and school board elections will happen Oct. 26
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by Advertisement on (#75AXE)
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by The Sun Times on (#75AVV)
Grey Sauble Conservation extended its flood outlook statement for South Bruce Peninsula and Georgian Bluffs due to continued high water levels in Skinner's Marsh, Hepworth and Gould Lake. The statement will remain in effect until May 14, a news release from the authority said. Water levels in major watercourses have remained stable over the past [...]
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by Greg Cowan on (#75APW)
The Owen Sound Attack may be making ownership changes, but the team is sticking around the Scenic City. Whatever we do, the team is staying in Owen Sound. There is absolutely no question about that. The team is not going anywhere," said co-owner and team president Dr. Bob Severs on Thursday. People should stop with [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#75APX)
The MS Chi-Cheemaun has left its winter berth in Owen Sound to begin the 2026 summer sailing season. The Big Canoe" left the Owen Sound harbour at around noon on Thursday on its sold-out Spring Repositioning Cruise to Tobermory. Women's House Serving Bruce and Grey was the onboard fundraising partner for the cruise. The ferry [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#75APY)
All three men from the United Kingdom who are charged in the death of Owen Sound restaurant owner Sharif Rahman are scheduled to attend court June 5 in Owen Sound. Robert Evans Jr., 25, who is charged with manslaughter and is also known as Michael Jones, appeared by video in the Ontario Court of Justice [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#75AM8)
Nuclear energy research centre releases 2025 annual report highlighting year's accomplishments
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by Greg Cowan on (#759XH)
Jayme Forslund said his passion for hockey was reignited recently in Newfoundland. The Owen Sound native skated in the Allan Cup championship game this past Saturday, 75 years after his papa" Allan Buck' Forslund won Canada's top senior men's ice hockey trophy with the Owen Sound Mercurys in 1951. Senior hockey can be a bit [...]
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by The Sun Times on (#759XJ)
Endoscopies performed at Brightshores Health System could increase by about 40 per cent annually under a new four-hub-focused delivery model, the hospital corporation said Wednesday. The procedure, which involves insertion of a flexible tube with a light and camera into the digestive tract, will be performed at Markdale and Wiarton hospitals, while cases that Southampton [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#759V3)
The town's application does not engage the merits of the underlying dispute and is confined to whether the parties agreed to arbitrate the issue raised by the respondent." -- Saugeen Shores' court application
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by The Sun Times on (#75920)
Lake Huron neighbours have agreed to continue sharing water services under a new agreement signed this week. On Monday, the Town of Saugeen Shores council authorized a new water services agreement with Saugeen First Nation, ensuring municipal water service to the nation. The town said in a media release that the agreement continues a long-standing [...]
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by Scott Dunn on (#75921)
Reconstruction of 4th Avenue West in Owen Sound has been deferred for a year after a city council debate which included whether to prioritize vehicles over walking and biking. Owen Sound council deferred the first phase of work to reconstruct 4th Avenue West, from 15th to 20th streets, until next year. Concerns at council Monday [...]
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by Rob Gowan on (#75922)
Bruce Trail Conservancy undertaking $7.5-million fundraising campaign to restore and reforest property
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by Scott Dunn on (#758Z8)
News from city council Monday night.
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