by Greg Cowan on (#64NF7)
Dale DeGray said he moved quickly Tuesday upon hearing the Niagara IceDogs may move on from overage forward Matthew Papais to clear space for another incoming 20-year-old. In June, new IceDogs owner and general manager Darren Dedobbelaer traded third and fourth-round picks to Guelph for Papais, but after six games and one assist in a […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64NCS)
Two people were taken to hospital following a collision involving a sport utility vehicle and patient transfer vehicle in Owen Sound early Tuesday evening. Just after 6 p.m., Owen Sound police received the report of the collision at the intersection of 16th Street East and 9th Avenue East. The Owen Sound Fire Service and Grey […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64N7D)
Some bus stops in the area of 16th Street East in Owen Sound are to be closed next week during road resurfacing work. On Wednesday, the city announced that the transit stops in front of the Pioneer gas station at 1598 16th St. E. and the stop beside the nearby Canadian Tire gas station will […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64N48)
The Community Foundation Grey Bruce has announced an award for Grey-Bruce residents who are interested in acquiring palliative care knowledge and skills. Applications are now being accepted for the Dr. Hilli Huff Palliative Care Education Award, which will support those currently working in palliative care or interested in expanding their skills. The $5,000 award will […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64MYQ)
A pedestrian who was struck on Highway 6 and 10 just south of Rockford early Wednesday morning was flown to hospital by air ambulance. Grey Bruce OPP, Grey County Paramedic Services and the Inter Township Fire Department responded to a report of a collision involving a pedestrian just before 7 a.m. The pedestrian was transported […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64MF1)
A motorcyclist has died following a collision in Chatsworth on Tuesday evening. Just after 7:15 p.m., Grey Bruce OPP, Grey County Paramedic Services and the Chatsworth Fire Department responded to a crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle on Highway 6, police said in a news release. Life-saving efforts were performed, but the driver of […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64M84)
Christopher Solomon admitted he caused the death of Tyson Denning by criminal negligence in a boating accident at Wiarton more than three years ago. Solomon, 42, pleaded guilty in the Superior Court of Justice in Owen Sound Tuesday to criminal negligence causing death on June 7, 2019 in Wiarton. Tuesday had been scheduled to be […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64M5Y)
Voting will open up for residents of the City of Owen Sound on Friday. The voting period for the Oct. 24 municipal and school board election begins at 10 a.m. on Friday and runs until 8 p.m. on election day, with the city offering telephone and online voting at OwenSoundVotes.ca. Once voting opens it can […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64JV2)
Staff and students at St. Mary’s High School in Owen Sound are making a “tiny” home for Saugeen First Nation. The 250-square-foot home will serve as an emergency shelter when it is completed in the spring. Tiny homes have been developed in some communities as part of the answer to the shortage of affordable housing. […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64JNE)
A local doctor who competed on the TV survival series Alone is teaching survival medicine courses at the Bluewater Outdoor Education Centre on the Bruce Peninsula starting Oct. 17-21. The show featured 10 contestants left to fend for themselves in the wilds of Labrador and outlast each other to claim a $500,000 prize. They could […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64HT8)
Grey Highlands electors may vote online or in person during this year’s municipal and school board elections. Internet voting started Oct. 7 and will run through election day, Monday, Oct. 24 until 8 p.m. Voting in person on election day may take place between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. at the municipal administrative office. There has […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64HKC)
Home sales fell by 41.4 per cent in September, the lowest sales level for that month in 22 years, the Realtors Association of Grey Bruce Owen Sound reported. There were 190 units sold through the Multiple Listing Service in September, which also was 34 per cent below the five-year average and 35.7 per cent below […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64H7K)
Alessio Beglieri is keeping the puck as a keepsake. The Mississauga Steelhead’s first-round pick in the 2022 Import Draft earned his first-career Ontario Hockey League shutout in a 4-0 victory over the Owen Sound Attack Saturday night at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre. He only needed to stop 14 shots as the Steelheads outmanned […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64H20)
Owen Sound’s River District board of management 2023 election ended with seven acclamations. It was the first time in years the board held a formal election to see if more people would be interested in volunteering for the work, said Dave Parsons, a long-time board chair, who is one of those acclaimed. In the past, […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64H21)
The cream is starting to rise to the top in Bluewater Athletic Association fall competitions, but there is still plenty of time for a Cinderella story or two before playoffs and the regional championships. Here’s a recap of high school sports in Grey-Bruce for the week of Oct. 3-7. GIRLS BASKETBALL Two teams remain undefeated […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64H12)
The weather was cold and damp Saturday as people dropped off coats and other winter clothing at Safe ‘n Sound. A lot of coats will be needed, as homeless numbers have climbed in Owen Sound, though exact numbers are hard to know. About 60 per cent of visitors to the downtown drop-in centre at 310 […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64GGA)
It’s hard to get to the top and even harder to stay there, but on Friday night the Hamilton Bulldogs looked like a team not ready to move off the mountaintop. The defending Ontario Hockey League champions stormed into the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre Friday night and barrelled through the Owen Sound Attack en […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64G7Y)
Chesley hospital’s emergency room is closed for eight weeks starting today due to a “critical shortage of nurses.” The rest of the hospital remains open, the hospital announced in a news release. Chesley’s ER is scheduled to reopen Dec. 2. Persistent nursing shortages have forced the emergency room to close multiple times this summer. The […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64G5T)
An Owen Sound criminal court exclusively for Indigenous people seeks to avoid jailing people while fostering more accountability and better results than would be seen in everyday criminal court, its proponents say. It’s not a trial court — accused people must be prepared to plead guilty or accept responsibility and agree to terms of a […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64G5V)
Police across the country are focusing on behaviours that put drivers, passengers and others a risk this weekend as part of Operation Impact 2022. The national public awareness campaign aims to make Canada’s roads the safest in the world by promoting safe driving behaviours. The goal of the campaign is to prevent collisions, and therefore […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64G0C)
The Owen Sound District Wolves were relentless on the ball Thursday afternoon in a 46-22 victory over the St. Mary’s Mustangs at St. Mary’s High School in Owen Sound. Hosting the Wolves in their first game of the season, the Mustangs struggled to break free of the full-court press. When St. Mary’s did get a […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64G0D)
Free Thanksgiving dinner for everyone who wanted it was provided Thursday afternoon at OSHaRE in downtown Owen Sound. It was take-out-style service, with guests entering the OSHaRE building at 946 3rd Ave. E., stopping by the counter and receiving a complete, packed turkey dinner still steaming. Providing Thanksgiving dinner early allows for leftovers to be […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64F2D)
The Owen Sound and District Chamber of Commerce is channelling The Big Easy with its business excellence awards ceremony this year. The ceremony at the Best Western Inn on the Bay set for Thursday, Oct. 20, is themed the Mardi Gras Gala featuring dinner, drinks and music inspired by the annual New Orleans carnival. Popeyes […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64F2E)
Bragging rights and cookies were the prizes at a good old-fashioned fire truck pull Thursday morning at OSDSS. Hundreds of the school’s 1,200-plus students watched the spectacle, while music pumped from speakers and MC Joshua Durette called on teams named The Potatoes, Mr. Watson’s Knee Replacement, Plan B, Attack team members, and others, to take […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64EZ9)
The provincial government has officially approved a $1.7 million renovation at Tobermory’s St. Edmunds Public School aimed at adding two new child-care rooms with 39 child-care spaces. On Thursday Bruce Grey Owen Sound MPP Rick Byers announced in a media release the Bluewater District School Board has been given the go-ahead to tender for the […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64DV9)
High-speed internet and improved 5G cellular service for Rogers customers is coming to the Oliphant area by the end of the year according to the Town of South Bruce Peninsula. The municipality is partnering with the Oakville-based networking infrastructure company Shared Tower, and Rogers, to install five 5G cell towers and run a fibre-optic cable […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64DVA)
A home was extensively damaged but nobody was injured in a fire along East Bayshore Road on Tuesday afternoon. Just before 2 p.m., the Inter Township fire Department responded along with the Owen Sound and Meaford departments to the home just north of the Owen Sound city limits in the Municipality of Meaford. ITFD Chief […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64DVB)
The president of a company that assembles giant prototype battery-powered subway vehicles in Owen Sound sees growth ahead as he rides a green wave to replace fossil-fuel-powered vehicles, as well as service them. Mike Buller’s company, Nuts and Volts Inc., is hiring and within a year will have 20 shop employees — there are currently […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64DVC)
The future of the municipal biodigester, shared services and collaboration with Owen Sound and the protection of the Niagara Escarpment were among the items top of mind during a Georgian Bluffs all-candidates meeting on Tuesday night. Approximately 75 people turned out at the Canadian Reformed Church southwest of Owen Sound for the meeting, put on […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64DMB)
The Town of South Bruce Peninsula will install security cameras at the Sauble Medical Centre after somebody shattered a glass door and broke a window with a pellet gun in September. According to a staff report presented at the Town of South Bruce Peninsula’s regularly scheduled council meeting Tuesday, the town was forced to replace […]
by Greg Cowan on (#64DMC)
More than 400 people used the Grey Transit Route’s extension to Sauble Beach this summer, the vast majority in July and August. In a staff report presented to South Bruce Peninsula council on Tuesday, ridership data showed 418 total trips taken on the Route 5 extension to Sauble Beach during the months of May to […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64CGS)
BURROUGHS NAMED PotW Ethan Burroughs’ four-point effort in the Owen Sound Attack’s first weekend of the season has earned him Player of the Week honours, the team announced Tuesday. The Georgetown, Ont., native scored a goal and added three helpers as Owen Sound topped Midwest Division rivals London (5-3) and Kitchener (4-3). Burroughs also made […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64CCP)
The Salvation Army in Owen Sound no longer sends out brown paper bags for donors to fill but its Thanksgiving Food drive is still its most significant food drive of the year. People continue to donate food bins at left in grocery stores, which are emptied twice daily this time of year. Meanwhile, homelessness and […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64C5B)
The Bluewater Athletic Association returned to action in late September with girls basketball, boys volleyball and senior football the feature sports in the fall slate. GIRLS BASKETBALL The Sacred Heart Crusaders jumped out to a 2-0 start with wins over John Diefenbaker (29-17) and Walkerton, a 39-38 nail-biter. Gabby Hopkins netted 20 points as John […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64C2F)
Four athletes successfully represented both Kilian Academy and Grey-Bruce at this year’s London Open Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament. Double Ontario Champion Nick Mole continued his success in the Masters 1 Light-Weight division, once again securing gold. “Nick’s domination this year of his division has been something wondrous to behold. Since last year’s 2021 GTA Classic, Nick […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64B84)
Bruce Power announced on Monday that it is exploring the production of another type of cancer-fighting medical isotope. Bruce Power has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Boston Scientific to explore the feasibility of producing yttrium-90 (Y-90) in its reactors. “The growing global demand for medical isotopes is our opportunity to cement Ontario’s leadership […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64B85)
It’s never been easy to find enough volunteers but COVID-19 has made it harder, a local volunteer co-ordinator said Monday. There’s a volunteer fair planned for Oct. 24 at the Harmony Centre in Owen Sound, the first since the pandemic struck in early 2020 and people were told to stay away from each other as […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64B86)
South Bruce Peninsula Mayor Janice Jackson says the municipality is working to have a decorative retaining wall replace concrete barriers along a portion of Lakeshore Boulevard in time for next year’s tourist season. Jackson said Monday that the new permit process for the wall is well underway with the hope that it will be installed […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#64B3H)
An office to help people learn about online resources to earn a degree, learn basic skills or pursue a hobby has opened in Wiarton. The new Contact North office at 576 Edward St., in the Salvation Army building, is one of 78 in Ontario. An office in Kincardine has been open for about a dozen […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64AS9)
Two people from Saugeen Shores were arrested and charged after a firearm was seized while police investigated a crash on Highway 21 last week. Just before 2:30 p.m. on Sept. 27, police responded to the collision on the highway in South Bruce Peninsula. During the investigation, officers located a firearm in one of the vehicles […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64APH)
A man has been charged after a pickup truck hit a utility pole and house in Owen Sound Saturday. Owen Sound police were alerted to the crash in the area of the 2500 block of 3rd Avenue West just after 8 a.m., police said in a news release. Police said a 2010 Ford F150 driven […]
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by The Sun Times on (#64APJ)
The public was being asked to avoid Albert Street in Meaford on Monday morning because of an ongoing investigation. Just before 5 a.m. on Monday, Grey Bruce OPP officers and Grey County Paramedic Services responded to a report of an individual in medical distress on Albert Street. The individual was transported to hospital in critical […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64A1G)
The popularity of gravel bike riding was evident in Lion’s Head on Sunday as the Bruce Peninsula Lighthouse Gravel Gran Fondo returned for its third time. A total of 400 riders took part in the event, which sold out months ago, that took them along four routes that all started in Lion’s Head and travelled […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#64A1H)
A little more than a month after the Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular, members of the Sydenham Sportsmen’s Association were back at the water busy making sure there are plenty of fish to catch in future years of the derby. About a dozen club members and other volunteers gathered at the mill dam on Friday morning […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#64A1J)
Drama, controversy, heroics, and beer cup pyramids – the Owen Sound Attack’s home opener had it all including a second-straight victory over a big division rival. The Attack held on to a 4-3 win over the Kitchener Rangers Saturday night inside the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre and in front of 2,632 rowdy fans. Win […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#649EP)
Dave McQuay had to bring his backup to Pumpkinfest 2022 after the biggest pumpkin in his patch “blew up” this summer. But the Delhi, Ont., resident’s second-place specimen still had enough to win it all at Saturday’s Bruce Power International Weigh-Off, tipping the scale at 1,888.5 pounds, more than 80 pounds better than the runner-up […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#648RD)
For 20 minutes Friday, the Owen Sound Attack exceeded the wildest fever dream expectations of even the most hopeful among their fans. For 20 minutes they were near perfect and rode the wave to a win. The Attack scored three unanswered goals in the second period while holding the London Knights to a single shot […]
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by Scott Dunn on (#648M9)
Owen Sound voters got a look at the candidates in the Oct. 24 municipal election Thursday night. Sixteen candidates for council introduced themselves and fielded questions in a packed room at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre during a meeting organized by the Owen Sound & District Chamber of Commerce. Questions were directed at smaller […]
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by Rob Gowan on (#648JK)
Of the dozens of children from Saugeen First Nation who attended residential schools, only five are alive today. One of those is Shirley John, who on Friday during the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was busy talking about her own experiences as a way to both educate as many as possible and help others. […]
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by Greg Cowan on (#648G0)
Owen Sound Attack general manager Dale DeGray looked to bolster the club’s blueline on the eve of the regular season in a pair of moves. First DeGray shipped depth defender Cedricson Okitundu to the Guelph Storm for a fifth-round pick in 2023. The Attack then made a move with the Ottawa 67’s to bring in […]
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