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Work is underway at the south end of Goderich close to a residential development. A 300-metre stretch along the bluffs is being graded creating a gentler slope down towards Lake Huron. Mayor John Grace says the developer Coast Goderich has acquired permits from Maitland Valley Conservation, Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans.     Grace says work on grading the slope should be completed by March 15th and that work on constructing the new homes will resume afterwards.  

Article content With the parking meters purchased and ready to install when the weather permits, according to Mayor John Grace, the only thing left is to approve parking fine rates and fees. At a May 2020 meeting, Goderich council approved the purchase of MacKay Parking Meters for the waterfront. For several months since then, municipal staff have been working on an implementation strategy with regards to parking fees, violation fines, and enforcement of paid parking at the waterfront. All fees must be approved by Goderich council and passed through a municipal by-law. We apologize, but this ...

Article by Amanda Jasi ICHEME has announced that it is recognising more than 30 chemical engineers with prizes and medals for their exceptional contributions to the profession within research and academia. The Medals and Prizes Committee has released a list of the recipients, who will be presented with their awards during virtual webinars throughout the year. John Grace, a Chartered Member of IChemE and Professor Emeritus at the University of British Colombia (UBC), Canada, will receive the Geldart Medal, for his significant contribution to research in particle technology. Grace is a pioneer...

Much of the wreckage from the train derailment in Goderich is now gone. Crews spent the past week cleaning up ...

Much of the wreckage from the train derailment in Goderich is now gone. Crews spent the past week cleaning up the debris from the February 2nd derailment at the harbour. Mayor John Grace says OPP along with the Transportation Safety Board and Transport Canada are about to finish their investigation into the crash. He says business at the harbour is open once again.