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Beginning next summer, a first-of-its-kind wave, rip current and rough surf warning system may help better protect Station Beach users in Kincardine. 

A once-in-a-lifetime fee of $75 will be charged animal owners in Saugeen Shores as the Town abandons the current annual tag renewal system.

A once-in-a-lifetime fee of $75 will be charged animal owners in Saugeen Shores as the Town abandons the current annual tag renewal system.

Galleries Building a Rare Book Collection? Gagosian Has Launched a New Curatorial Service to Help Jumpstart Your Library Douglas Flamm, the...

Kincardine Council was able to receive an update from the Nuclear Innovation Institute at their most recent me...

A system of beachside cameras developed by the University of Windsor could prevent drownings by tracking beachgoer behavior. Solutions include installing warning signs at particular spots on the beach, or shifting boardwalks and beach entrance points away from dangerous areas. 

For the second summer in a row, no one drowned at Kincardine’s Station Beach. Fortunately, no there wasn’t. We were called out for rescues a number of times. Twice we put rescuers into the water to help someone struggling, said Kincardine Fire Chief Brad Lemaich.

Data from sensors on land and in the water to study how to make Kincardine’s Station Beach safer will be analyzed this winter.

The Municipal Innovation Council (MIC) is deeming the first year of the Smart Beach project in Kincardine a su...

Data from sensors on land and in the water to study how to make Kincardine’s Station Beach safer will be analyzed this winter.