National Basketball Association
Toronto Raptors 125 Denver Nuggets 110
Fred VanVleet had 36 points for Toronto who snapped a 3 game losing streak
VanVleet & O.G. Anunoby’s combined for 60 points for the Raptors who will host Oklahoma City tomorrow night
Milwaukee Bucks 116 Phoenix Suns 104
Cleveland Cavaliers 120 Charlotte Hornets 104
New York Knicks 123 Portland Trail Blazers 107
Oklahoma City Thunder 121 Brooklyn Nets 107
Washington Wizards 117 Detroit Pistons 97
San Antonio Spurs 132 Orlando Magic 114
Los Angeles Lakers 123 New Orleans Pelicans 108
Tonight
Philadelphia 76ers at Cleveland Cavaliers 7:30 pm
Memphis Grizzlies at Miami Heat 7:30 pm
Sacramento Kings at Chicago Bulls 8 pm
Los Angeles Lakers at Houston Rockets 8 pm
Boston Celtics at Minnesota Timberwolves 8 pm
Dallas Mavericks at San Antonio Spurs 8:30 pm
Golden State Warriors at Los Angeles Clippers 10 pm
NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship
First Four at Dayton, Ohio
Texas A&M-CC 75 SE Missouri State 71
Texas A&M-CC will meet # 1 Alabama Thursday in the South
Pittsburgh 60 Mississippi State 59
Pitt will take on # 6 Iowa State Friday in the Midwest
Tonight
Fairleigh DIckinson vs. Texas Southern 6:40 pm
Nevada vs. Arizona State 9:10 pm
National Hockey League
Edmonton Oilers 6 Ottawa Senators 3
Leon Draisaitl scored twice for the Oilers.
Arizona Coyotes 4 Calgary Flames 3 (OT)
Travis Boyd scored in overtime.
Montreal Canadiens 6 Pittsburgh Penguins 4
Carolina Hurricanes 5 Winnipeg Jets 3
Vancouver Canucks 5 Dallas Stars 2
Chicago Blackhawks 6 Boston Bruins 3
Tampa Bay Lightning 4 New Jersey Devils 1
New York Rangers 5 Washington Capitals 3
Vegas Golden Knights 5 Philadelphia Flyers 3
Nashville Predators 2 Detroit Red Wings 1
Los Angeles Kings 5 New York Islanders 2
Columbus Blue Jackets 6 San Jose Sharks 5 (OT)
Tonight
Colorado Avalanche at Toronto Maple Leafs 7 pm
Buffalo Sabres at Washington Capitals 7 pm
Minnesota Wild at St. Louis Blues 9:30 pm
New York Islanders at Anaheim Ducks 10 pm
WOAA Senior Hockey Playoffs
” AA ” Semifinal
Ripley Wolves 3 Saugeen Shores Winterhawks 2 (OT)
Cody Britton scored the overtime winner for the Wolves
Ripley wins the best of 7; 4-3 & advances to meet the Tavistock Royals in the Championship Final.
Wolves 3 Winterhawks 2 (OT)
1ST PERIOD
Saugeen Shores 11:16 #24 TREVOR SMITH (1) from #13 MILES MACLEAN (12) #9 LOGAN FREIBURGER (3)
Ripley 8:30 #16 GARRETT MEURS (5) from #88 CODY BRITTON (13)
2ND PERIOD
Saugeen Shores 19:16 #89 LUKE PITHER (5) from #16 ANDY MITCHELL (3) #17 ANDY FRACZ (4)
Ripley 8:59 #14 DEREK SKINNER (1) UNASSISTED
3RD PERIOD
No Goals
OVERTIME 1
Ripley 10:20 #88 CODY BRITTON (5) from #14 DEREK SKINNER (2) #10 RYAN SHAW (5)
Ontario Hockey League
Peterborough Petes 5 Mississauga Steelheads 2
Avery Hayes had a hat trick for the Petes
Peterborough moves to 70 points and are tied with Hamilton for 4th in the Eastern Conference, although Peterborough holds the tie-breaker advantage.
Today
Flint Firebirds at Owen Sound Attack 7 pm at the JD McArthur Arena
Friday, the Owen Sound Attack are at Barrie to meet the Colts
You can hear Friday’s game from the Sadlon Arena live on 560 CFOS with Kia of Owen Sound-Terry’s Trailer Service Bearadio
Bearadio is brought to you in part by King & Associates Chartered Accountants.
Oshawa Generals at Ottawa 67’s 2 pm
Niagara IceDogs at Erie Otters 6:30 pm
Barrie Colts at Mississauga Steelheads 7 pm
London Knights at Guelph Storm 7 pm
Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds at Sudbury Wolves 7:05 pm
Hamilton Bulldogs at Sarnia Sting 7:05 pm
Saginaw Spirit at Windsor Spitfires 7:05 pm
WESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Windsor Spitfires 86
London Knights 86
Sarnia Sting 80
Saginaw Spirit 72
Flint Firebirds 69
Owen Sound Attack 65
Guelph Storm 65
Kitchener Rangers 64
Soo Greyhounds 51
Erie Otters 46
EASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Ottawa 67’s 97
North Bay Battalion 89
Barrie Colts 84
Peterborough Petes 70
Hamilton Bulldogs 70
Miss Steelheads 64
Sudbury Wolves 62
Oshawa Generals 54
Kingston Frontenacs 53
Niagara IceDogs 31
Kia CHL Top 10 Rankings
1. Gatineau Olympiques (44-12-4-2)
2. Seattle Thunderbirds (50-9-1-2)
3. Winnipeg ICE (52-9-1-0)
4. Sherbrooke Phoenix (44-13-3-2)
5. Halifax Mooseheads (45-10-4-3)
6. Quebec Remparts (47-12-1-2)
7. Ottawa 67’s (46-12-3-2)
8. Kamloops Blazers (44-11-4-2)
9. Sarnia Sting (36-17-5-3)
10. North Bay Battalion (43-17-2-1)
HM. Saskatoon Blades (44-14-4-1)
HM. Barrie Colts (38-16-6-2)
HM. Victoriaville Tigres (39-17-1-5)
Greater Metro Junior Hockey League Playoffs
North Division Final
Bradford Rattlers at Ville-Marie Pirates
( Game 1 of a best of 7 series )
8:30 pm
South Division Final
North York Renegades at Bradford Bulls
( Game 1 of a best of 7 series )
8 pm
Ontario Junior Hockey League Playoffs
North Quarterfinals
Collingwood Blues 7 Stouffville Spirit 0
( The Blues lead the best of 7; 3-0 )
Blues 7 Spirit 0
Luke Tchor scored twice for the Blues who put up 5 goals in the 3rd period to pull away
Noah Pak made 16 saves to post the shutout for Collingwood
The Blues lead the best of 7; 3-0
Game 4 is Thursday night in Stouffville.
Period 1
Collingwood – Marcus Lougheed (Matthew Roy, Bryce Sutherland) 6:17
Period 2
Collingwood – Luke Tchor (power play) (Mark McIntosh, Bryce Sutherland) 9:37
Period 3
Collingwood – Ethan Broderick (Dylan Hudon, Cameron Eke) 4:30
Collingwood – Luke Tchor (Sean Clarke, Ayden Dooley) 5:36
Collingwood – Sean Clarke (Luke Tchor, Bryce Sutherland) 14:08
Collingwood – Carter Diceman (Owen Sclisizzi, Ryan Cook) 17:17
Collingwood – Ryan Cook (Carter Diceman, Owen Sclisizzi) 17:44
Burlington Cougars 5 Markham Royals 2
( Burlington leads the best of 7; 3-0 )
Tonight
Aurora Tigers at Georgetown Raiders
( Georgetown leads the best of 7; 2-0 )
7:30 pm
Pickering Panthers at Milton Menace
( Milton leads the best of 7; 2-1 )
7 pm
PJHL Pollock Division Quarterfinals
Wingham Ironmen 3 Kincardine Bulldogs 2
Kyle Stanbury scored the game winner for the Ironmen midway through the 3rd period
( Wingham leads the best of 7; 3-1 )
Game 5 is Friday at Wingham
Ironmen 3 Bulldogs 2
1st
4:48 WIN Aiden Joyce (1) ASST: Kyle Stanbury (4), Coleson Fischer (1)
12:27 KIN Jordan Beisel (1) ASST: Gavin Downs (1), Gavin Gibbons (3) (PP)
2nd
15:06 WIN Kyle Stanbury (1) ASST: Jonah Burley (1)
16:59 KIN Harrison Meulensteen (3) ASST: Carter Servais (2), Steven Grant (2) (PP)
3rd
12:24 WIN Kyle Stanbury (2) ASST: Aiden Joyce (1), Coleson Fischer (2)
Tonight
Hanover Barons at Walkerton Capitals
( The Barons lead the best of 7; 3-0 )
8 pm
PJHL Carruthers Division Quarterfinals
Stayner Siskins 8 Midland Flyers 4
( Stayner sweeps the best of 7; 4-0 )
Schomberg Cougars 5 Huntsville Otters 0
( Schomberg wins the best of 7; 4-0 )
Orillia Terriers 3 Innisfil Spartans 0
( Orillia leads the best of 7; 3-1 )
Siskins 8 Flyers 4
1st
10:05 STA Kyler MacNeil (2) ASST: Christopher Prucha (3)
12:16 STA Joseph Magani (1) ASST: None
15:25 STA Christopher Prucha (2) ASST: None
16:52 STA Kyler MacNeil (3) ASST: Jack Foubert (2), Jacob Longfield (1)
18:13 STA Christopher Prucha (3) ASST: Caleb Booth (1), Tanner Hicks (1)
2nd
10:22 MID Josh Young (1) ASST: None
14:16 STA Christopher Prucha (4) ASST: Tanner Hicks (2), Trevor Hutchinson (AP) (1)
16:10 STA Christopher Prucha (5) ASST: Ethan Allair (6), Tanner Hicks (3) (PP)
3rd
2:33 MID Thomas King (1) ASST: Liam Norman (1), Tyler Sweat (3)
7:15 MID Matthew Connolly (1) ASST: Joel Texmo (3), Nick Story (1)
8:18 STA Tanner Hicks (4) ASST: Damen Boose (3) (SH)
18:21 MID Teghan Thayer-Hewson (2) ASST: Ryan Graff-Sakasov (2), Joel Texmo (4)
Cougars 5 Otters 0
1st
4:22 SCH Cameron Kokelj (4) ASST: Evan Wilson (1), Luke Miehm (3)
8:09 SCH Lucas Vacca (1) ASST: Wesley O’Hara (1), Matthew Lychek (2)
11:12 SCH Carlo Lionti (1) ASST: Cameron Kokelj (2), Luke Miehm (4)
2nd
15:47 SCH Anthony Nascimento (3) ASST: Cameron Kokelj (3), Luke Miehm (5)
3rd
19:48 SCH Jordyn Palazzo (2) ASST: None
Vann Kulba made 26 saves for the shutout
Terriers 3 Spartans 0
1st
13:35 ORI Jayden Murison (1) ASST: Brady McLaren (2)
2nd
15:55 ORI Noah Mountain (3) ASST: Colton Dumond (1), Dylan Palomaki (3) (PP)
3rd
11:34 ORI Devon Edmonds (2) ASST: Mason Beck (3), Dylan Palomaki (4) (PP)
Reed Spinola made 28 saves to record the shutout
Tonight
Alliston Hornets at Penetanguishene Kings
( Alliston leads the best of 7; 3-0 )
8 pm
ATP
at Indian Wells
Felix Auger-Aliassime defeated Tommy Paul in 3 sets; 3-6, 6-3 & 7-6
Auger-Aliassime advances to the quarterfinals against Carlos Alcatraz
Concacaf Champions League
Austin 2 Violette 0
( Violette wins aggregate 3-2 )
Philadelphia 4 Alianza 0
( Philadelphia wins aggregate 4-0 )
Atlas 4 Olimpia 0
( Atlas wins aggregate 5-4 )
Tonight
Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Real Espana
( Vancouver leads 5-0 on aggregate )
6 pm
Tigres UANL at Orlando
( 0-0 on aggregate )
8:15pm
Alajuelense at LAFC
( Los Angeles Football Club leads 3-0 on aggregate )
10:30 pm
Major League Baseball Pre-Season
New York Yankees 10 Toronto Blue Jays 3
Drew Hutchison gave up 6 runs in the 1st inning
The Yankees got all their runs on homers
The loss snaps Toronto 5 game win streak.
Today
Pittsburgh Pirates at Toronto Blue Jays 1:07 pm
World Baseball Classic
Canada 5 Colombia 0
Otto Lopez his a 3 run homer
Canada is 2 & 1 heading to their game against Mexico at 3 pm today
With a win today, Canada can advance to the quarterfinals
Mexico 2 Great Britain 1
Venezuela 4 Nicaragua 1
Dominican Republic 10 Israel 0
Today
Canada vs Mexico 3 pm
Australia vs Cuba 6 am
Venezuela at Israel noon
Puerto Rico at Dominican Republic 7 pm
United States at Colombia 10 pm
from Golf Ontario
The inaugural Ontario Junior Players Invitational Championship presented by Play Golf Myrtle Beach at River Hills Golf & Country Club sees Emily McKee of St. George’s G&CC and Isaiah Ibit of Camelot G&CC emerge as Champions in the Girls and Boys U19 Overall divisions respectively.
Additional divisions recognized were the U15 Girls won by Nobelle Park and U17 Girls won by overall champion Emily McKee. The U15 Boys low score was attained by Dawson Lew (Wyndance GC) and U17 low score went to Luke Smith.
Despite the risk of frost earlier in the morning, competitors were on the range as much as two hours prior to the start of the final round under bright blue skies and temperatures of six degrees. The day’s pairings went off on split tees in the early afternoon, experiencing slightly warmer conditions up to nine degrees as play commenced.
With ten boys starting the day within five shots of Smith, and three girls chasing McKee and Zhao just four shots back, there was great anticipation around which players could challenge for the title of Inaugural Tournament Champion.
As the first few holes were completed, it looked like it was Luke Smith maintaining form from the first round, but it wasn’t long before Ibit started to make his move up the leaderboard, ultimately recording five birdies and only one bogey in the round. After a first round 77 (+5) on Monday, he finished day two with a 68 (-4) and total two day score of 145 cementing a two shot margin over Luke Smith at 147 followed by Zachary Smith (Brampton GC) and Jordan Hwang (Emerald Hills G&CC) at 150.
The in-form player in the U19 Girls Overall division was McKee, as she started the day where she left off Monday evening and never let up. With scores of 72 (E) Monday and 74 (+2) today, she finished at 146 and a two stroke margin over Nobelle Park (RattleSnake Point GC) who made an impressive move up the leaderboard in the final round, and four strokes ahead of Alexa Ouellet (Weston G&CC) at 150.
At the conclusion of play, Tournament Director Connor Doyle remarked on the movement across both divisions on day two. “What an exciting finish to a successful inaugural tournament. Thank you to Play Golf Myrtle Beach for helping make this tournament possible. Every player played their heart out this week and they should be proud of their results.”
During the awards presentation officiated by newly minted CEO Kyle McFarlane, Scott Tomasello of Play Golf Myrtle Beach thanked all competitors for venturing down to Myrtle Beach and later, offered his congratulations to the champions saying, “We’re thrilled to have showcased Myrtle Beach golf to these talented juniors. Congratulations to Emily & Isaiah on their respective victories.”
For more information on the 2023 Ontario Junior Players Invitational presented by Play Golf Myrtle Beach, including the final results, visit our Golf Genius page.
Events
Registration for the Owen Sound Minor Soccer Outdoor season closes today.
More than 700 youngsters have registered to date & today’s cutoff will determine the number of teams they will be able to offer for the upcoming season.
They may allow registrations after today in certain divisions, but registering by today is the only way to guarantee a spot in one of their programs.
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The 2023 FIS Ski Cross World Cup Finals are coming to the Craigleith Ski Club, in the Town of Blue Mountain tomorrow through Saturday.
The men’s and women’s leaders in World Cup points will the awarded the Crystal Globe and the leading country will capture the Nations Cup.
The event is free and open to the public for viewing and there’s also free parking
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The 40th anniversary Owen Sound Puffer Hockey League Banquet & Dance will be held on Saturday at Branch 6 Royal Canadian Legion, Owen Sound
Grey Road 1 will be the dance band
For banquet & dance tickets or more information about the function call 519-379-4543
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Registration for The Lakeshore Women’s Triathlon (formerly Kincardine Women’s Triathlon) will open on Saturday at 10 a.m.
The race will be conducted at Saugeen Shores on August 12th
For more information or contact Sarah Foster, Race Director, 416-895-5151 or sarmillar@gmail.com
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The Owen Sound Minor Hockey Group-Barb Downey Memorial Tournament will climax on Sunday with 5 Championship games at the Harry Lumley-Bayshore Community Centre.
The U9 Championship Game will begin at 11:45 am that morning, followed by the Championship Games for U11, U13, U15 & U18.
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Tryouts & Training for the Owen Sound Junior B NorthStar Lacrosse Club are underway
The NorthStars will conduct their sessions at the Desboro Arena on the following dates;
March 25th at 11 am
March 28th at 7 pm
April 4th at 7 pm
& April 11th at 7 pm
The Junior NorthStars 1st home game is scheduled for April 22nd
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On Friday May 12, join 560 CFOS for the 1st EVER Rotary YMCA Camp Presqu’ile Radiothon.
Be listening from 6 am-6 pm on May 12th as we take calls, pledges, challenges and donations to support both camp registration and renovation projects at Rotary YMCA Camp Presqu’ile
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COLLINGWOOD SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONIES
Saturday, May 13, 2023
The 24th bi-annual COLLINGWOOD SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONIES is confirmed to officially welcome its Class of 2022 Inductees at the Collingwood Legion.
For this event, we are honoured to welcome retired NHL Referee Terry Gregson as our featured guest speaker. His officiating career began in the OMHA progressing through to the OHA, WHL, IHL, and CHL culminating in his arrival to the NHL in 1979. Throughout his NHL career, Terry officiated 1400 games plus 158 playoff games across 18 consecutive years that included 8 Stanley Cup finals.
On the International front, Terry officiated professional hockey in Helsinki, Stockholm and Japan.
A proud member of the Guelph Hall of Fame & OHA Honour Roll, Terry is a recipient of the Ron Foxcroft Officiating Excellence Award & NASO Gold Whistle Award for his contribution to the World of
Officiating across all sports in North America.
In his post-ice career, Terry was the Senior Officiating Manager of NHL officials assisting in the development and execution of new managerial programs & succession planning program from 2005-2009 then Senior Vice President and Director of Officiating in charge of the NHL officiating staff from 2009-2013.
The following agenda is planned for the evening.
5:00 p.m. – Cocktails
6:00 p.m. – Parade of Inductees
6:10 p.m. – Master of Ceremonies – John Kirby
– Official Welcome & Introduction of VIP’s, Directors, Hall of Fame Members
6:15 p.m. – Dinner
7:30 p.m. – Guest Speaker – Terry Gregson
8:00 p.m. – Sports Wall of Fame
2017-18 Collingwood Blackhawks Atom AE3 Hockey Team
8:15 p.m. – Sports Hall of Fame – Induction Ceremonies
Harvey Pearen Builder Hockey & Baseball
OMHA Hockey Linesman & Referee 1960’s
Collingwood Minor Hockey Coach 1960-65
1966-70 Coach of Collingwood Legionnaires Midget Rep Hockey Team
OMHA Finalist, Numerous Georgian Bay Championships, Silver Stick Qualifier
Manager of Collingwood Blues (Junior B) Hockey 1973-76
Baseball Umpire 1980-1990’s
Raymond Sheffield Athlete – Hockey
Raised in Collingwood, Raymond’s career began in Minor Hockey and progressed through to 1998-89 Stayner Siskins (Jr. C Champions) , OHA Collingwood Blues
(1989-90) & Creemore Chiefs
First captain of the Newcastle North Stars (2002) in Australian Ice Hockey League
Won 4 National Championships + nine final appearances
Newcastle retired Raymond’s #19 after 13 year career averaging .64 pts/gm & captained more games than any player in the AIHL
Volunteered as Equipment Mgr. for 2007 National Senior Team in the IIHF World Championships (Div. II, Group B) in Seoul, Korea. Silver Medal.
Returned as Assistant Coach for the North Stars (2016) and won his fifth National Championship
Wall of Fame – Team
2017-18 Collingwood Blackhawks PeeWee AE3 Hockey Team
OMHA Champions, Georgian Bay Champions, 2018 Silver Stick Semi Finalists
Full Season Record 43-4-3
9:00 p.m. – Closing Remarks
Induction Ceremony tickets are $45.00 (incl. dinner).
Revenues generated from ticket sales assist in the Hall’s continued operations.
For further Induction ticket sales information, please contact: Jim Malley, Manager at Blue Mountain Golf and Country Club 705-445-3918 ext. 103 jmalley@bmgcc.ca or a Director
Collingwood Sports Hall of Fame
Directors: Marie Stephenson, Jim Malley, Dave Chandler, Dave Labelle, Mary Anne Scudder, Sandy Cunningham, Roger Hannon, Scott MacMurchy, Chris Potts, & Mark Rich
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31st ANNUAL CRIME STOPPERS OF GREY BRUCE GOLF TOURNEY SET TO GO THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2023
The Organizing Committee wish to announce that the 31st Annual Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce Charity Golf Tournament is set to go on Thursday, June 1, 2023 at Saugeen Golf Club.
Day of Registration starts @ 10 AM with an 11 AM Shot Gun Tee-off start.
Organizers are delighted to announce a new roster of Title Sponsors for 2023. Bayshore Broadcasting, Germania Mutual Insurance and MacLean’s Ales have all committed to perpetuating this highly successful and important event.
Proceeds will continue to support the essential work that Crime Stoppers does to make our communities in Grey Bruce safe.
Outgoing Co-sponsors Trillium Mutual Insurance and Waterloo Brewery are to be commended for helping to raise nearly $600,000.00 in the first 30 years. The Tournament Committee wish to thank both organizations for their past support.
For further details on this announcement, contact Tourney Co-chair Joe Dietrich: 519-889-2866.
For further info on golf registration please go to: CSGBgolf@germaniamutual.com or contact Elena DeBono at Germania Mutual Insurance: 1-888-418-7770 ext. 260.
For further information about Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce please call 519-371-6078
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The Owen Sound Subaru Triathlon is set for July 30th at Kelso Beach Park
Registration is now open
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The Lakeshore Women’s Triathlon (formerly Kincardine Women’s Triathlon) will be moving to Saugeen Shores for its 2023 race scheduled for August 12, 2023.
The triathlon will take place at the Main Beach, with the cycle heading out to North Shore Road and Concession 10, and the run happening on the path along North Shore Rd.
For more information contact Sarah Foster, Race Director, 416-895-5151 or sarmillar@gmail.com
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The Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation announced its first annual Bruce County Bash in partnership with 97.9 The Bruce and Three Sheets Brewing on Saturday, August 19 at the Coliseum in Southampton.
This exciting fundraising event will feature two amazing bands, 54-40 & Tommy Youngsteen, who will be performing LIVE in concert.
The Bruce County Bash is a new addition to the hospital foundation’s Gran Fondo Lake Huron presented by Bruce Power & Suppliers fundraising cycling event
The concert is designed to add to the excitement of the weekend and create an opportunity for more people across the region who don’t cycle to take part in the Gran Fondo Lake Huron festivities.
Tickets for the Bruce County Bash can be purchased online at www.smhfoundation.ca or by contacting the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation office 519-797-3230 x 3230.
Proceeds from the event will go toward local mental health initiatives.
For more information about the Bruce County Bash, please visit the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation’s website
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The 35th annual Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular is set to run from Friday August 25th to September 3rd, 2023
The derby is conducted by the Sydenham Sportsmen Association
