Scott Dunn is a reporter based in Owen Sound, Ontario, focusing on local news and events in the Grey-Bruce region. He has written for various publications, including the Lucknow Sentinel, The Post, Wiarton Echo, Huron Expositor, and Goderich Signal Star. Scott's articles cover a range of topics, including weather, municipal concerns, community events, crime, and education.
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By: Scott Dunn
The Crown seeks a one-year jail sentence for church arson at Saugeen four years ago.
Owen Sound homeowners are facing an overall estimated four per cent tax levy increase on their property tax bill, city hall estimates show.
By: Scott Dunn
City council news from Monday, Nov. 18, 2024
By: Scott Dunn
Some local cancer patients will temporarily have to leave Grey-Bruce for care due to an oncologist shortages.
About 20 cancer patients per month will have to leave Grey-Bruce for treatment until a new oncologist can be found.
Alpha Street in Owen Sound will reopen Monday to all traffic after it was closed in May for reconstruction.
The Canadian Coast Guard is back at Stokes Bay dock today to deal with another partially sunken fishing boat.
Acts of kindness and community-mindedness earned Joan John and Barbara Vandenbor this year’s YMCA Peace Medals Thursday in Owen Sound.
South Bruce council voted to adopt the community’s decision to be a willing host of nuclear waste vault.
Habitat for Humanity Grey-Bruce is fundraising $1.5 million to built eight affordable townhomes in Owen Sound in 2025.
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