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 Huron Womens' Shelter to hold inaugural event |
 The Union says members have been subjected to abusive comments. 
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 Parade, petting zoo return to fair, along with AC/DC cover band "21 Gun Salute."
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 All three Goderich beaches above acceptable E. Coli levels, ahead of weekend. |
 Red Cat Farm and Bakery donates proceeds of reusable bags to Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation |
 Two companies are moving into Owen Sound as suppliers for Bruce Power.
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 The Shelburne Fall Fair Ambassador Emma Holmes joins competition this weekend at CNE. |
 Developer says taxpayers won't be on the dime for Wasaga Beach redevelopment.
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 Organization honours players, volunteers, alumni |
 You can get a look at some of the ideas the developer of downtown Wasaga Beach has. |
 Wasaga Beach Councillor Bill Stockwell has resigned, effective immediately. |
 Drug related charges have been laid against three people following an incident in Collingwood. |
 The Kincardine and Community Health Care Foundation and the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation will split the proceeds. |
 Owen Sound Attack announce fundraiser is back next season |
 As screen time increases for kids, the benefits of outdoor play become more essential.
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 Bruce County seeing very little vacancy and a growing demand for rent-geared-to-income housing.
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 Group says vaping should not be included in ban of tobacco, cannabis smoking.
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 OPP turn up drugs, weapons, stolen merchandise during raid on Main Street. |
 The supplier to the nuclear industry wants to set up shop to work with Bruce Power.
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 Larry Miller Op Ed disagrees with the removal of a John A. MacDonald statue in Victoria. |
 Elgin Warrilow has donated the money to the Rotary Club's Camp Presquille. |
 Mayor Kevin Morrison says Elliott found employment outside Goderich. |
 Current Deputy Mayor Luke Charbonneau, has been acclaimed the next mayor.
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 Bruce County is developing its own ''Bruce GPS'' community growth concept.
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 Council decided not to send a letter on gas prices to the provincial & federal governments.
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 Kincardine has a new website, Facebook page, Instagram & LinkedIn to promote investment.
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 Community group concerned about protection of wetlands, availability of parking.
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 Collingwood residents jam meeting to learn more about inquiry into sale of half of Collus.
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 With thousands of jobs coming to the region, Jim Ginn says he'd like to be ready for workers.
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 Safety issues surrounding refrigeration plant spark decision to hold off on arena ice surfacing.
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 The Owen Sound office opened in 1985 and closes at the end of this month.
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 Two men were injured in a brazen mid-day shooting near a North York playground. |
 Police say thieves broke glass door, stealing cash and three motorcycle jackets. |
 $170,000 will be put towards a legacy project. |
 The inquiry is going to look into the sale of half of Collingwood's utility. |
 Candidates discussed community growth, increased tourism and a new nuclear institute.
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 Victim Services Huron says human trafficking is growing in rural Ontario.
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 CAO Meighan Wark says funding would have retrofitted social housing apartments.
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 Backpack program application increase sparks concern from executive director |
 39-year-old man faces numerous trafficking related charges |
 The decision ends a year of public consultation and hand-wringing. |
 ABCA officials say Bayfield River watershed hardest area hit by drought conditions this year. |
 Salvation Army accepting registration for backpack program until August 17th.
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 Allan Thompson launches campaign to support exciting business opportunities ahead. |
 Saugeen First Nation teams up with the Gran Fondo Lake Huron bike ride to provide a rest stop.
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 Up to 5,000 visitors expected at weekend event at the South Huron Recreation Centre.
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 Following investigation, OPP say pickup driver who struck toddler will not be charged. |
 No charges laid for failing to move for emergency vehicles, while 8 alcohol-related tickets issued. |
 A donation from the Power Workers Union will help fund the challenge in Saugeen Shores. |
 OPP say North Line has re-opened, following pickup rollover north of Huron East town. |
