Category Archives: Local News

The new Dean at Georgian College in Owen Sound is no stranger to the City. Bob Emptage has enjoyed a cottage on the Bruce Peninsula for almost 40 years, his parents are from Meaford and he has relativ...

Environment Canada climatologist Dave Phillips tells Bayshore Broadcasting News that for June and July this area of Bruce and Grey has received about 40 per cent more rain that normal. He says this ar...

The “In remembrance notice ” in today’s paper reads “Our hearts still ache in sadness and our silent tears still flow” It was this day one year ago, Bill and Helene Regie...

West Grey Fire Chief Phil Schwartz says about 90 thousand dollars in damage was done to the Highway 6 home on Monday night. He says the home was up for sale and empty and as a result no one was hurt. ...

This is National Drowning Prevention Week and the Lifesaving Society has released its reminders to prevent water fatalities. Barbara Byers is the Public Education Director for the Ontario branch of th...

Marine and Rail Heritage Day is set for July 26th at the Owen Sound Marine and Rail Museum. Manager Mary Smith says events actually kick off a few days beforehand, with “Trainman for a Day”...

Bayshore Broadcasting News has learned that Adam Kunkel of Paisley ran the 400 metre hurdles at track and field event in Belgium in 50.2 seconds. Kunkel needed a time of 49.5 seconds or better to be c...

The commute in the Owen Sound area just got easier for some motorists. The Creamery Hill near Inglis Falls Road is open again as the work to replace a culvert that collapsed is now complete. The secti...

The weather isn’t the only thing that is hot of late, so is the issue of paid parking in Sauble Beach. The South Bruce Peninsula council chambers was packed for today’s Committee of the Wh...

Brockton is having second thoughts of putting surveillance cameras in downtown Walkerton. Council last night accepted a recommendation from the Police Services Board not to proceed with purchasing the...