Eric Thompson is a Technical Writer at Daily Norseman. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as agriculture, farming, and the construction and real estate industries. Eric's work has been featured in various publications, including The Coast Reporter, Napa Valley Register, and The Baltimore Banner.
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Eric Thompson's focus is on local news, events, sports, crime, and business within Canada, Ontario, and Kincardine. He heavily covers breaking news stories related to various local events such as motorsport activities, community announcements like tree ordering openings or speed reductions. He also reports on crime-related incidents in the area.
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By: Eric Thompson
The 2027 Supercars championship is at the halfway point of the season this weekend at Townsville.
The 10-year lease between the Municipality and the Kincardine Klassics Gymnastics Club (KKGC), replaces the previous arrangement in which the building
Staff recommended using the rest of the summer to conduct the Bruce-Dufferin-Grey-Wellington Regional Transit Study with Dillon Consulting and returning in the fall to present a draft plan.
The national weather service says smoke from forest fires in northwestern Ontario is causing poor air quality all throughout the east of the province, including Bruce and Grey Counties.
sidewalk forward, on how to close the East End Trail loop. The choice brings an end to months of public debate for what Councillor Brandon Koebel called "the most contentious item" of this council term.
Both Grey Bruce Public Health (GBPH) and Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) is advising residents to take steps to safeguard their health as the area
The Municipality chose not to opt into a provincial pilot program last month that could have permit the use of scooters on certain roads.
Director of Public Works Kevin Watson said there has been some issues in the transition.
Huron Perth Public Health found the level of E. coli bacteria at the Port Blake Beach unsafe following testing on Wednesday.
Race Director Sarah Foster said unfortunately due to the conditions caused by the wildfires up north, the race in Port Elgin that was set for Saturday will not proceed.
