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Starter Company Plus Program Dishes Out Grants for Local Entrepreneurs
04/23/2024
Seven Bruce County entrepreneurs, including one in Kincardine have received business training and a collective financial boost of $35,000 from the Starter Company Plus program. The program provides aspiring entrepreneurs In Bruce County with 8 weeks of business training and help them launch a new business or expand an existing one.... 
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Forest Near Wiarton Now Protected By Nature Conservancy
04/23/2024
Sturgeon Bay Forest is now under the protection of Nature Conservancy Canada. The organization announced the acquisition of the lands near Wiarton on April 22, after the property was purchased in late 2023. Midwestern Ontario Program Director Esme Batten says the 65-hectare land features forests which provide habitat to many species as well as an important ecosystem.... 
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Spring Clean Week in Kincardine
04/22/2024
Its Spring Clean Week across Kincardine and the community is encouraged to get involved to help keep the town clean. There are multiple ways to get involved with Spring Clean Week Clean Up Kits available from the Davidson Centre service desk with drop off locations across the municipality for registered clean week participants to take their bags.... 
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2nd Annual Bruce County Housing Forum
04/22/2024
The 2nd annual Bruce County Housing Forum was another success to discuss housing actions between municipal and county representatives. On April 11th municipal leaders and county staff discussed the need, supply and affordability of housing in Bruce County....
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Large Fire Exercise In Sauble Beach This Weekend
04/19.2024
A large fire training exercise continues this weekend in Sauble Beach, and if you see smoke coming from Sauble Speedway, it’s all part of the Bruce County Fire School. Northern Bruce Peninsula Fire Chief Jack Burt says over 100 firefighters from all over Bruce County are taking part including municipal, First Nations and Bruce Power firefighters.... 
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Bruce County Council Considers Options For Museum Expansion
04/19/2024|
Bruce County Council considered potential options for an expansion of the Bruce County Museum. The museum had engaged a consulting firm to come up with options for the facility to expand, which would give more room for its archives and artifacts that were not currently on display. TCI Management Consultants presented options to council on Thursday, saying that because of storage needs, the facility would have to be expanded.... 
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Brockton, Hanover & West Grey Discuss Future Of Saugeen Municipal Airport
04/18/2024
Brockton, Hanover and West Grey will be looking over options on what to do with the Saugeen Municipal Airport after a meeting yesterday. The first multi-municipal meeting to discuss the future of the facility was held on April 17 at the Elmwood Community Centre, where the municipalities discussed where they stand and next steps.... 
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6 New Scholarships Launched with Community Foundation
04/18/2024
The Community Foundation of Grey-Bruce has 6 new scholarships and is now accepting applications from eligible students enrolled in post secondary studies in the fall.... 
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Saugeen Shores Doubling Housing Allowance Program Contribution
04/17/2024
Saugeen Shores is expanding its contribution to the Bruce County Municipal Housing Allowance Program to support housing stability. On Monday, April 15th, council approved a commitment to increase annual contributions by the Town of $75,000 for an annual commitment to the program of $150,000. Mayor Luke Charbonneau says, “The Town’s increased contribution and on-going support of this program reflects its continued commitment to advancing housing affordability and stability for all residents.”... 
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BRA Reminding Residents to Not Throw Batteries in Garbage Bins
04/17/2024 
The Bluewater Recycling Association is reminding residents of items to not be throwing into their garbage bins for collection. An incident from a few weeks ago occurred with $20,000 in truck damage when disposal vape sticks were thrown in the garbage bin. The BRA says batteries and other flammable material must not be put in the garbage for collection. The vape battery exploded while in the truck and caused a fire.... 
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