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The Tom Thomson Art Gallery and adjacent Rice House properties could accommodate a new 37,000-square-foot gallery, says a consultant’s report, which concludes…
Article content Owen Sound has decided to stick to a 1.5 per cent pay hike for council members this year despite one councillor’s proposal to freeze the wages for 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Council narrowly defeated, in a 5-4 vote, Coun. Marion Koepke’s motion March 29. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. City council rejects wage freeze for 2021, approves 1.5% hike Back to video “In recognition of COVID still affecting our finances, I think it responsible of council to not accept a wage increase for the year 2021 of the 1.5 per cent a...
Author of the article: Denis Langlois Publishing date: Mar 17, 2021 • 3 days ago • 4 minute read • Alan McIntosh of the Georgian Bay Centre for the Arts stands behind the counter of the business's Palette Cafe, which is planning to open a sidewalk patio this summer in front of its location on 2nd Avenue East. Denis Langlois/The Owen Sound Sun Times/Post Media Network Photo by Denis Langlois /Denis Langlois/The Sun Times/Pos Article content An Owen Sound councillor would like the city to help downtown restaurants that have been “financially devastated” by the COVID-1...
Owen Sound council will consider a proposal to create a grant for restaurants this summer that would help them with the costs of establishing temporar...
Article content Grey County’s plan to operate The Sydenham Campus in the former Sydenham Community School took an important step forward at city hall Monday. Council conditionally approved a site plan agreement and directed staff to bring forward a bylaw to authorize a proposed zoning change to permit the county-managed regional skills training and innovation centre on the property at 1130 8 th St. E. Try refreshing your browser. The Sydenham Campus receives green light from city council Back to video “It’s been a long road,” Coun. Richard Thomas said before moving the motion. “I ...