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 The City has passed a bylaw allowing use of stops & free transfers between services. 
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 OPP say a Michigan man went into medical distress while diving with a group Sunday. |
 A Tobermory man has been missing for nearly a month, as search continues. |
 Province to recognize outstanding leaders in rural economic development. |
 84 year old Water Allan hasn't been seen by his family since July 18th. |
 Nationwide fundraising ride is traveling 142 kms from Tobermory to Meaford on Tuesday. |
 Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation conducting online survey about Lake Huron
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 Residents can drop off Hazardous waste in Wiarton and Tobermory |
 South Bruce Peninsula writing a letter of support for Bruce Peninsula Transit Company.
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 The Mayor likes the idea but says BPT will need to get proper approvals |
 A Niagara woman is part way through her run of the Bruce Trail. |
 Events include fireworks, a slo-pitch tournament cardboard boat races & a classic car show. |
 Erinn Lawrie takes over top role vacated by Matt Hoy.
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 "The Pass System" is about life on first nations reserves, described as open-air prisons, between the 1880s and 1940s |
 The bus takes you from Cape Croker to Owen Sound with stops in-between
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 A Niagara area woman will start in Tobermory Saturday and run the 895 km trail.
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 The body of a 22 year old Australian man has been found after his canoe capsized. |
 Police and park wardens are still looking for a missing canoeist. |
 A large search operation is underway for a missing canoeist whose boat capsized. |
 In hopes of easing traffic congestion, the park will give out 4-hour timed parking spots. |
 The Chi-cheemaun crossings Wednesday and early Thursday were cancelled by mechanical issues.
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 Mechanical issues lead to cancellations of crossings. |
 Pilot project approved for a one-year trial offering tours of the peninsula from the sky.
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 Tourists at the popular spot will take to the sky by plane and possibly by helicopter. |
 Hundreds of area residents are being recognized for their work Saturday evening. |
 Matt Hoy to leave position at Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation for health job.
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 OPP say the body of Douglas Arnold was found, foul play is not suspected. |
 A baton relay is underway as the Bruce Trail celebrates 50 years.
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 Council has approved $50,000 to renovate the Hepworth Community Centre to open this summer.
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 Three meetings will be held to attract foster families in Grey Bruce |
 Auditions will be held in Southampton and Tobermory this month.
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 A survey in Bruce, Grey, Huron and Perth shows some positions open for a year. |
 Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation is asking the public about their priorities.
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 Restaurants, quarries, accommodation providers and more are hiring all the way to Tobermory. |
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Coastal Action Plan Front & Centre in Workshops 02/27/2017 The Coastal Action Plan will deal with the length of the lakeshore from Tobermory to Sarnia. |
 Tourists will have to pay to park starting May 15th. |
 Locally rate jumps, while nationally rate slips
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 Workshops to be held for the Coastal Action Plan of Lake Huron
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 Thousands flocked to the beautiful Bruce Peninsula last year and as Canada Celebrates 150 years more are expected for 2017
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 Bruce County Library members can get free museum admission in a pilot project.
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 Tom Harpur travelled the world and wrote a controversial book on Christ. |
 Environment Canada says snow could mix with rain or freezing rain Tuesday.
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 A canoe with three people in it capsized, leaving them stranded in the chilly water. |
 The Giant Utility is donating $53,000, to help make the holiday season a bit brighter. |
 Grey Highlands mayor warns it could be, adds locals are needed on the next commission. |
 Chi-Cheemaun, Grey County and a local photographer win province-wide awards. |
 More than $168,000 was doled out to local not-for-profits and charities. |
 Summer ridership increased, now the vessel is in Wisconsin an inspection.
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 Mayors from Sarnia to Tobermory to hear from experts on Great Lakes initiatives.
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 A 45 year old woman is recovering after going into distress underwater at Little Cove. |
