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The theme of this year’s parade is “What Christmas Means to Me” and volunteers will be handing out candy canes along the parade route, courtesy of Bruce Power and Sobeys Kincardine.

The theme of this year’s parade is “What Christmas Means to Me” and volunteers will be handing out candy canes along the parade route, courtesy of Bruce Power and Sobeys Kincardine.

The theme of this year’s parade is “What Christmas Means to Me” and volunteers will be handing out candy canes along the parade route, courtesy of Bruce Power and Sobeys Kincardine.

Queen Street is now open between Lambton Street and Durham Market Square South with street parking available.

For the past eight months, Kincardine’s downtown has been a construction zone. While the work isn’t yet done, a large part of Kincardine’s main street reopened to traffic this week, with the completion date just weeks away.

Eleven Kincardine, Ont. businesses are left picking up their front windows off the sidewalk Tuesday after an early morning vandalism spree.

The Downtown Dig is officially underway in Kincardine, as crews and equipment are now on the scene. Constructi...

Construction equipment is on-scene and ground-breaking has begun at the intersection of Harbour and Queen streets in downtown Kincardine.

Despite the snowy weather over the weekend, the Kincardine Chamber of Commerce is happy with the outcome of Blinky's Bash. It was held on Saturday, Ma...

Despite the snowy weather over the weekend, the Kincardine Chamber of Commerce is happy with the outcome of Bl...