Strike looming for Ontario schools
With a strike looming of Canadian Union of Public Employees which includes Ontario education workers such as custodians, early childhood educators and school administration...
Grey Highlands honours Truth and Reconciliation day
On Friday, September 30, at 9 a.m., the Municipality of Grey Highlands raised an "Every Child Matters" flag to half-mast at the municipal administrative...
Grey-Bruce mentor receives prestigious award
At an event on September 24 in Toronto that was celebrating 100 years of Canada’s largest provincial swim organization, Swim Ontario, Stewart Nutt received...
NWMO’s CEO honoured with Mentor of the Year Award for championing women in STEM
Encouraging more women to pursue and thrive in careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), requires the leaders of today to mentor the...
TD Summer Reading Club a huge success at Bruce County libraries
The final numbers from Bruce County Public Library’s TD Summer Reading Club are in, and it is officially the most successful summer ever!
Summer of...
First-ever SWERVE technology festival sees thousands of visitors touch the future
From robot dance parties and 3D printed delights to virtual spacewalks outside the International Space Station and towering block creations, there was something for...
Backpacks 4 Kids program returns for 18th year
You might have been worried about your new teacher, or if you’d make friends. But you probably didn’t worry that your classmates would see you...
Forbes recognizes Bruce Power as one of Canada’s Best Employers for Diversity
Bruce Power has been recognized as one of Canada’s Best Employers for Diversity.
The award from Forbes comes following a Statista survey of more than...
Science hits the road again this summer with NII Explore
Whether it’s programming a friendly robot, constructing a massive marble run, or laser cutting a custom-drawn wooden butterfly, NII Explore’s Science in the Summer is back...
Kincardine PRIDE parade returns after two-year hiatus
PRIDE month is drawing to a close for 2022 but on Saturday, June 25th, a guesstimated 1,000 people lined Queen Street in Kincardine and...
