You Can Now Book A COVID-19 Booster Vaccine At A Hub In Grey Bruce
You can now book a COVID-19 booster vaccine appointment in Grey Bruce. A joint release from Bruce Power and the Grey Bruce Health Unit says, under the...
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You can now book a COVID-19 booster vaccine appointment in Grey Bruce. A joint release from Bruce Power and the Grey Bruce Health Unit says, under the...
The $251,550 raised during the sixth annual Light the Way Radiothon Dec. 8 will help buy a CT Scanner for the Saugeen Memorial Hospital in Southampton and…
The pandemic has not stopped Christopher's Crew from raising money for the Kidney Foundation of Canada. Christ...
The Board of Directors announced today the appointment of Ray Lahoud as the President and CEO of Bruce Telecom starting June 28, 2021. Ray brings with him…
Kincardine, ON, Canada / ShorelineToday.ca May 3, 2021 6:17 AM Local merchants seem to have so much time on their hands during the shutdown that they have resorted to poking fun at each other. The so-called “Sign Wars” sees a number of businesses using their marquees, storefront displays, and signages tagging other businesses with funny messages. One of the local businesses taking part is WeeKins in Kincardine and co-owner Kristina McDonald thought this was a great way to boost morale among the business community.