Police Services and Agencies Combine to Protect Children
Numerous charges have been laid across Ontario, in what police are calling a snapshot of one month's worth of work by Internet Child Exploitation...
Police receive Civil Remedies Grant for new system
The Ontario government is providing 1.5 million dollars to Municipal Police Services under the Civil Remedies Grant Program. The government has approved 21 applications under the...
Community comes through for Firefighter Food Drive
Each year, volunteer firefighters in Saugeen Shores hold a food drive for the local Food Bank and, each year, the community continues to support...
Local police constable receives life-saving award
Saugeen Shores Police Constable, Laurel Hopkins, has only with the Service since April, 2017 but already she has applied her training to save two...
Southampton Remembrance Day – remembering the end of the Great War
Sunday, November 11th was a blustery, snowy day but that didn't deter large crowds from coming out to see the special 100th Anniversary ceremony...
New Police Headquarters on time and on budget
With the official sod-turning, Saugeen Shores new Police Headquarters is well underway.
The official sod-turning took place on Thursday, September 13th, with the Mayor, Police...
Arrest warrant issued for driver who flees traffic stop
On September 11, 2018 at approximately 10:45 p.m., an officer on general patrol conducteda traffic stop on a vehicle for a minor traffic violation...
Saugeen Shores Police Inspector calls it a day
After 32 years of service, Saugeen Shores Police Inspector Ken McCulloch is ready to retire.
McCulloch is truly a 'Bruce County boy'. He was born...
Power Workers’ Union helps launch Junior Firefighter Challenge
Thanks to a $3,000 donation from The Power Workers’ Union (PWU), teams of area children will soon be able to compete in their very...
