Scott Miller is a business editor at the Vail Daily and has contributed to various publications such as CTV News London, FantasyPros, BoatTEST, and the Vail Daily. With a wide range of experience in journalism, Scott covers topics including local news, fantasy football, travel, and business. His work has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, The Japan Times, and The Aspen Times.
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The John C. Grace boardwalk will officially be unveiled on November 23rd.
By: Scott Miller
Officials with the Saugeen Ojibway Nation are disappointed in the latest decision by the Supreme Court of Canada considering their 1854 treaty claim.
By: Scott Miller
Bruce Power is quickly becoming one of the world's largest producers of medical isotopes that fight and detect cancer around the globe – but on
With a flourish, Bruce County officials unveiled the renaming of the highway connecting Walkerton and Chesley as the Highway for Peace on Friday.
Just before midnight on Wednesday, firefighters from the Saugeen Reserve Fire Department were called to a blaze at a home near Highway 13 and Edison Circle, near Sauble Beach.
By: Scott Miller
A Huron County man has lost his hunting license after nearly hitting a municipal employee with an errant shot this past summer.
A program designed to help find missing people is “re-launching” in Perth County.
A physician from Seaforth has expressed interest in buying the Bayfield Lions Community Building and turning it into a much-needed medical clinic.
As many as 20,000 people in Huron and Perth Counties don't have a family physician. However, as of two weeks ago, they now have a place to go for primary healthcare, other than the closest Emergency Department.
By: Scott Miller
The Friends of Ball's Bridge and Little Lakes Citizen's Group will get their day in front of decision makers on a controversial gravel pit near a 130-year-old bridge.
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