Community Matters: Reliability of electricity counts
Living in one of the nicest places in the world (more so in the summer months!), we often look forward to days of warm...
Music impacts every facet of education
For the senior band students of Grades six, seven and eight, it was their last musical performance in the only school most have known...
75th Anniversary of D-Day an emotional time for many
For many, the past week was an emotional roller coaster as the events of the 75th Anniversary of D-Day unfolded. While it was a...
Community Matters: Signs of summer – bus tours and scholarships
Signs of summer are slowly starting to pop up all over Bruce County and at Bruce Power that includes the return of our popular...
Why Council defeats proposed Official Plan amendment application
On Tuesday, May 21st (2019) at the Saugeen Shores Planning Meeting, Town Council in a surprise move voted unanimously to reject a proposed amendment...
Community Matters: 300 days until Unit 6 Major Component Replacement Project begins
When the calendar hits March 7, it will mark 300 days until the start of Bruce Power’s Unit 6 Major Component Replacement (MCR) Project.
While...
Community Matters: A focus on youth with Local Education Development Fund
Recently, Bruce Power and the County of Bruce announced the Ontario Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII) Local Education Development Fund, which will provide financial and...
Community Matters: Nuclear Innovation Institute a special opportunity for region
Let’s start a new conversation about what we can do together, and what our future will look like.
We have something very special in our...
BUTT OUT responsibly with the most littered item on earth
First of all, I am not a smoker BUT I think that the current law of NO-smoking 'ashtrays' near buildings is absolutely ludicrous.
There are...
On the road to becoming a cycling destination
There is no doubt that Saugeen Shores, and in particular the town of Southampton, is becoming a cycling destination.
In the space of four days,...
DGR decision delayed … again
Canada's newly elected Liberal government's Minister of the Environment, Catherine McKenna, has again delayed her decision surrounding the proposed deep geologic repository (DGR) at...
