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By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – Bruce County council has decided to take an advocacy approach when it comes to proposed changes to conservation authorities – with the stress on ensuring strong upper-tier representation while maintaining local service delivery, avoiding increased municipal costs and supporting a “co-ordinated and transparent transition.” Jeff Loney, director of government relations, presented a report…
WALKERTON – Mayor Chris Peabody said he's looking forward to the July 16 meeting of Bruce County council. That's the meeting where council will vote on whether to approve the new draft Official Plan (OP). “It will be interesting to see who votes for it, and who doesn't,” Peabody said. Should council vote in favour…
WALKERTON – Anyone who has observed a lot of activity regarding economic development in Brockton recently isn't mistaken. A report from Christine Brandt, community development co-ordinator, presented and discussed during the June 23 council meeting (in Cargill, not the county's administrative centre), outlined what's been happening. Coun. Greg McLean said he was excited to see…
CARGILL – “We hit the ball out of the park!” commented event co-chair Cyndy Abell. This year's Pickin' by the Pond, July 2-5, had the crowd up and dancing to the best in country music despite some minor weather challenges. Abell said attendance Friday was down a bit – it was just too hot. Some…
Canada Day usually triggers a burst of new bits of info that will probably make their way into a trivia competition at some point. A fair number of these tidbits have involved subtle, (mostly) good-natured jabs at our richer, louder cousins to the south – things like the location of the first recorded baseball game…
CARGILL – Kevin McKague, who's been heavily involved in promoting Cargill's history, has turned his attention to restoring the exterior of Cargill's first schoolhouse. He's already planning a very special class photo to celebrate the completion of the front façade restoration – likely later this summer. The class photo he has in mind will mimic…
By: Pauline Kerr
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By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – Development charges (DCs) were implemented as a way to take the burden of paying for new development off the shoulders of current taxpayers.
By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – Anyone who has observed a lot of activity regarding economic development in Brockton recently isn’t mistaken.
By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – Bruce County council has decided to take an advocacy approach when it comes to proposed changes to conservation authorities – with the stress on ensuring strong upper-tier representation
