by Rob Gowan on (#651R3)
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 6 Ladies Auxiliary president Irene Surridge took a break from preparing the refreshments for the Honouring Our Local Veterans ceremony on Sunday to be a proud mother. That is because two of her sons – Chief Warrant Officer Lawrence Surridge and Master Warrant Officer Kenneth Surridge – were two of the […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#651DC)
With two months to go to Christmas, an initiative to send care packages to children affected by war, poverty or natural disasters in other countries around the world is in full swing locally. Grey-Bruce participants of Operation Christmas Child are hoping to have about 3,000 shoeboxes packed with various items, including toiletries, school supplies, clothing […]
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by The Sun Times on (#651C3)
A man reported missing from Saugeen First Nation earlier this week has been found deceased. Foul play is not suspected in the matter, Grey Bruce OPP said in a news release issued on Saturday evening. Grey Bruce OPP began to investigate the disappearance of the man on Tuesday. On Saturday members of the Saugeen First […]
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by The Sun Times on (#651C4)
A man has been charged with impaired driving after police stopped a vehicle they said was driven in an aggressive manner in Owen Sound on Saturday afternoon. Just before 1 p.m., a member of the Owen Sound Police Service conducting traffic enforcement in the 600 block of 6th Street East stopped the vehicle. The 27-year-old […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#6512F)
The Owen Sound offence dried up Saturday night in Erie as the Otters snapped the Attack’s four-game winning streak with a 3-1 win inside the Erie Insurance Arena. The Bear’s power play, which had converted for a goal in three-straight games, went 0-for-5 in the contest. The Otters struck out on six power-play opportunities but […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#650PG)
It may go down as one of the best Christmas presents of all time. Servac Petrovsky’s parents bought him a pair of skates one year. He thinks he was maybe three years old. And despite living in a small town of about 5,000 people at the time, with no hockey rink, Petrovsky has made it […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#650B1)
The Owen Sound Attack took their high-flying offence on the road Friday night and reeled off a fourth-straight win over the Erie Otters, 5-1, at the Erie Insurance Arena. It’s all clicking right now for the Bayshore Boys. Starting goaltender Nick Chenard made 33 of 34 saves in the contest, but, with apologies, his impressive […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#65082)
The weather is getting colder and that means the Bluewater Athletic Association’s fall season is about to heat up. Some of the fall slate of sports are heading down the home stretch, while the cross-country runners are already competing for championships and preparing for regional and provincial competitions. CROSS COUNTRY The St. Mary’s Mustangs won […]
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by The Sun Times on (#6504Y)
The Grey Sauble Conservation Authority is holding an event to gather public feedback on a management plan to create a 20-year vision for the Eugenia Falls Conservation Area. A public open house is to be held on Nov. 5 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Kinplex at 102 Highland Dr. in Flesherton, to learn […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#6504Z)
Owen Sound Family Health Organization announced this month in a letter to patients that it learned of a data breach in July which exposed patients’ personal information. It notified police and the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, which is investigating. Names, birth dates, contact information, health care information and health history […]
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by The Sun Times on (#6500V)
The public is being invited to a ceremony this weekend in Owen Sound that will honour eight local veterans. The Billy Bishop Museum and Royal Canadian Legion Branch 6 are holding the 22nd Annual Honouring Our Local Veterans Ceremony at the legion on Sunday beginning at 2 p.m. “Honouring Our Local Veterans is a very […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64ZQN)
Police closed Highway 21 on Thursday for several hours while they responded to a report of gunfire at a residence south of Denny’s Dam in Saugeen First Nation. No one was injured in this incident, which was reported 7 a.m. Grey Bruce OPP, other OPP officers and Saugeen Shores Police Service responded, an OPP news […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64YZS)
A Flesherton-area couple is continuing their efforts to help as many Ukrainians as they can to resettle in Canada. Susanne von Toerne said Thursday that the Rural Net Internet company she owns with her husband Heiner Philipp recently purchased a house in Owen Sound, and they are preparing to welcome members of a young Ukrainian […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64YTB)
Owen Sound is gearing up to take another kick at holding Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada, with preparations already underway for the event planned for three months from now. Last week, city staff were busy installing hockey boards at the Scenic City Order of Good Cheer rink at Harrison Park for the event, which will […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64YR9)
Owen Sound’s public library has a new website and staff are giving everyone an early look at it to gather feedback. Deputy chief librarian Nadia Danyluk said the new website will make it easier to book class trips to the library or to reserve book club kits and that generally it’s a more pleasing site […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64YG4)
Andrew Barfoot’s Scenic City lacrosse legacy lives on now through a new annual coaches award named in his memory. Barfoot died on May 16, 2022, at the age of 25, after a five-year struggle with pulmonary arterial hypertension. When Barfoot could no longer play lacrosse, he became a coach. On Tuesday, as the Owen Sound […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64YG5)
Grey Bruce OPP announced Wednesday night that its officers are looking for a man missing from Saugeen First Nation. Jeremy Mitchell, 45, was last seen on Pashwood Drive at Saugeen on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. He’s Indigenous, six feet tall, 150 pounds, has hair shaved on both sides of his head, with a bun on […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64YG6)
When nine Ontario University Athletic women’s field lacrosse teams meet this weekend at Varsity Centre in Toronto the rosters will be studded with North Stars. Ten graduates and current coaches with the Owen Sound North Stars girls’ field lacrosse program are headed to the big city to take part in the three-day event with their […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64XWA)
The Owen Sound Attack couldn’t buy a win against their Midwest Division rival London Knights at this time last year. They’ve already put four points in the bank against the storied franchise early in 2022-23. The Attack beat up on the slumping Knights by a score of 7-2 in front of 2,464 at the Harry […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64XKZ)
An SUV driver with serious injuries was airlifted to a London hospital after a crash with a grain truck on Oct. 13 in the former Huron Township. South Bruce OPP said the crash happened at 2:02 p.m. at Highway 21 and Bruce Road 6. The SUV driver’s injures weren’t life-threatening, police said in a news […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64XM0)
The Grey Bruce Health Unit has released new statistics that shine a local light on something most people who have been to the grocery store of late already know – food prices are skyrocketing. New affordability data revealed on Tuesday shows families and individuals are spending more on food, which is leaving less in peoples’ […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64XM1)
People concerned about their local hospital filled the Chesley Community Centre Tuesday night. At least 300 people crammed in to hear what the hospital administration plans to do after the current two-month full emergency department closure, due to a shortage of nursing staff, ends Dec. 2. Citizens vented fears, pointed fingers, offered suggestions and sent […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64XM2)
The Niagara Convention Centre played host to the 2022 AJP Tour Canada National Pro this past weekend, a prestigious Brazillian Jiu-jitsu event courting athletes from across the globe, including 13 athletes from Grey-Bruce’s Kilian Academy. The local athletes fared well, hauling home a total of ten medals including four gold. Kilian Academy’s top Jiu-jitsu athlete […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64XJ1)
Saugeen Shores Police Service officers will reward teen drivers for demonstrating positive driving habits until Oct. 22 as part of National Teen Driver Safety Week (NTDSW). In a media release SSPS said officers will be visible at Saugeen District Senior School during the weeklong safety blitz rewarding drivers as well as providing information on speeding, […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64XBN)
A familiar sight is back in Owen Sound Harbour after the Chi-Cheemaun returned on Monday. The Owen Sound Transportation Company is calling the 2022 season a success, after the ferry carried 21 per cent more vehicles and 30 per cent more passengers than it did in 2021. “Final traffic numbers fared better than expected given […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64W4N)
Grey County and NeighbourWoods North have started work on a project to naturalize the county’s administration building on Owen Sound’s east side. On Saturday, more than 50 people gathered at the property to mark the beginning of Phase 1 of the work. A total of 20 native species of saplings were planted along with a […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64W4P)
Home and Community Support Services Grey-Bruce has put the call out for volunteers as it faces a shortage of drivers to get seniors and people with disabilities to their appointments. The organization now has about half the volunteer drivers it did prior to the COVID-19 pandemic . Many ride requests – for things like surgeries, […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64V2V)
Superior Court Justice G. D. Lemon in January found Bruce County improperly and secretively spent Krug trust funds to purchase property intended for a nuclear innovation centre and now he has removed the county’s trusteeship over the funds. Lemon’s Oct. 12 decision brings nearer to a close a four-year court battle between the county and […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64TQR)
Police have identified the motorcyclist who died as a result of a crash in the Chatsworth Township last week. Steven Rill, 32, of West Grey was pronounced deceased after Grey Bruce OPP responded to the crash just after 7:15 p.m. on Oct. 11. At the time of the crash, police said it happened on Highway […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64TNA)
South Bruce Peninsula mayoral candidate Donald E. Tedford has died. Mr. Tedford, who also served as chief building official and director of development with Hanover, died at the age of 73 at Hanover and District Hospital on Saturday. “It is with sadness that we learn that Donald E. Tedford, a candidate for the position of […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64SSP)
It’s the pursuit of perfection. For 74 cats and their humans, the No Name Cat Club’s first-ever cat show sanctioned by the Canadian Cat Association (CCA) at the Bayshore on Oct. 15 and 16 was not just a chance to show off, it is a chance to set the standard. Bred, born and buffed to […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64SSQ)
They partied like it was 1962 Sunday at the Bruce Peninsula Sportsmen’s Association 60th birthday bash near Wiarton. Club members, dignitaries, families and members of the public were invited to the BPSA’s clubhouse grounds at 611 Northacres Rd. to celebrate 60 years of environmental conservation and a shared passion for the outdoors. There was a […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64SRJ)
A man was taken into custody after a disturbance in Lucknow on Sunday. Just after 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, South Bruce OPP officers along with specialized units including the OPP Emergency Response Team arrested a man without incident. The accused remained in custody facing a criminal charge, according to a news release from police Sunday […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64S6P)
Pick play? Dive? Incidental contact? The officials thought Michael Renwick was purposefully interfering with Sam Sedley as he stepped in between the Attack defender and his teammate, sending Sedley to the ice as the teams played three-on-three in overtime. Instead of knocking off a defender and opening up space for a scoring chance, Renwick watched […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64S2N)
Charles Henry Love and Cook Teets were executed in Owen Sound for murders they didn’t commit. Charlotte Diggs, a Black woman and widow, farmed a plot of land in Priceville into her 60s before dying at the age of 75 due to an “exhaustion of vital powers” The Read family, who lived in Owen Sound, […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64RDN)
With some key bodies back in the lineup the Owen Sound Attack snapped a three-game losing streak and beat the Kitchener Rangers 4-1 Friday night at The Aud. Servac Petrovsky returned from an eye injury and Sam Sedley was back from a two-game suspension. With those veterans back in the fold the Attack’s skill and […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64R75)
The swans from Harrison Park have made it through their quarantine period and are again on display at Harrison Park. While the bird sanctuary remains under quarantine following an outbreak of avian influenza that resulted in close to 100 birds being euthanized, a temporary home has been constructed in the campground at the park for […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64R76)
The Harmony Centre in Owen Sound is celebrating its 10th year in operation with 10 free or by-donation events. The “Ten for Ten’ event series kicks off with a pay-what-you-can concert performed by world-class harmonica player Carlos del Junco and the Blues Mongrels on Nov. 5. The del Junco concert will showcase the Centre’s 700-seat […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64R36)
The South East Grey Community Health Centre board announced Southgate approved the official site plan for a new clinic in Dundalk. The municipality’s approval of the site plan was one of the remaining steps needed to meet the Ministry of Health’s capital guidelines in anticipation of final approval and funding for a new facility between […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64R37)
An Owen Sound couple is half a million dollars richer after winning a Maxmillions prize in the June 7 Lotto Max draw. Brenda and Bradley Hammill of Owen Sound won $500,000 with their Lotto Max Maxmillions ticket purchased at the Daisy Mart on 14th Street. The married couple told OLG they have been playing the […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64R38)
Police charged an Owen Sound man with driving while impaired after striking a hydro pole in the city and fleeing on foot. According to a media release from the Owen Sound Police Service, both the police and the Owen Sound Fire Department responded to the collision in the 600 block of 10th Street West Thursday. […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64R39)
Delays in offloading patients at hospitals has not yet become a major problem in Grey County like it has in some other jurisdictions, but it is being watched closely as call volumes rise and the health-care system is strained. Grey County council was presented with a comprehensive deployment review of its paramedic service, conducted by […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64PZR)
Four first-half fumbles won’t help in a bid to beat a bad team, let alone the undefeated and dynasty-defending St. Mary’s Mustangs. A young Owen Sound District Wolves team flubbed in the first half as the Mustangs flourished en route to a 32-0 victory. With the win, the Mustangs improve to 3-0 on the year […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64PY7)
Grey County has passed a bylaw to adopt an amendment to its official plan, including hotly debated sections pertaining to future secondary plan areas for Hanover that are located in neighbouring West Grey. After close to two hours of discussion, a motion by West Grey Mayor Christine Robinson to remove items 7 and 47, which […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64PNB)
Free vision screenings to help identify common impairments in young children are being offered to senior kindergarten students in Grey-Bruce. The Grey Bruce Health Unit is working with District A-9 of Lions Club International to provide free, in-school vision screenings for senior kindergarten students at Bluewater District School Board and Bruce Grey Catholic District School […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64PF2)
The Bruce Peninsula Sportsmen’s Association is celebrating its 60th year of operation with a birthday party Sunday. The BPSA’s 60th birthday party is open to the public. It will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the clubhouse property at 611 Northacres Rd. in Wiarton. The club has planned to celebrate with a wildlife […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64PF3)
Some of the region’s finest felines will be on display at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre this weekend as the No Name Cat Club presents its first two Canadian Cat Association (CCA/AFC) cat shows. Over two days breeders and owners of pedigreed and non-pedigreed cats will compete following the CCA/AFC rules and hope to […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64NTV)
Two third-period goals in a minute and 40 seconds sunk the Owen Sound Attack as they opened the week on the road in Sarnia Wednesday night. The Attack held a 2-1 lead heading into the third period against the Sting inside the Progressive Auto Sales Arena, but it evaporated quickly to the delight of 2,901 […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64NKY)
Meaford’s 25th Annual Scarecrow Invasion and Family Festival returned after a two-year hiatus to a swell of support and a surge of energy, according to festival organizers. Festival chair Donna Earl said the enthusiasm was overwhelming. “From the turnout for the parade to the crowds on the streets, and the residents’ participation in the apple […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64NHN)
Weekend Grey Transit Route service from Dundalk to Orangeville will be suspended for at least the start of 2023. At its Oct. 3 council meeting, the Town of Shelburne — which funds the weekend pilot program between those communities with stops in Shelburne — voted to suspend the weekend service as of Jan. 1, 2023, […]
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