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WALKERTON – The county's Housing and Homelessness Plan 2026-2036 will include wording about partnering with the lower tiers, when it is submitted to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing for review. The plan presented to council on Oct. 1 by housing services manager Tania Dickson, will serve as a roadmap for the next 10…
By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – Pat McNinch and Tom Traversy continue to use their musical talents to raise funds for a cause that's become a mission – helping Canada's estimated 10,000 homeless military veterans. Through their various fundraising efforts including concerts, dances and presentations, they have raised over $38,000 and expect to hit the $40,000 mark by the…
WALKERTON – The Walkerton Agricultural Society has chosen a new ambassador and junior ambassador to preside over the Little Royal Fair, Oct. 16-18. The 2025 ambassador, Payton Hayes, passed on her crown (virtually) to Brooklynn Tarasko, a 19-year-old student at Sacred Heart School. Brooklynn is proud of her community and honoured to represent the Walkerton…
By: Pauline Kerr
FORMOSA – The Saugeen Children's Safety Village is located on land leased from Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority, at Sulphur Spring Conservation Area just south of Hanover. The lease expires next year, and in preparation for renewing it, the “mayor” of the Safety Village, Al Leach, made a presentation to the SVCA's board of directors on…
WALKERTON – The Walkerton Little Royal fair, held Oct. 16-18, provided fun for all despite some chilly weather. In order of photos: The junior ambassadors – Cali Berry, Payton Worthington and Emma Lippert tour the “Field to Fork” displays at the fair; Little Andi Adams greets “Petunia” at the Little Royal; This colourful group showed…
WALKERTON – As preparations for the 2027 Brockton mayor's budget enter the home stretch, local taxpayers had the opportunity to provide input through a survey, launched July 16 and closed Oct. 2. And council had the chance to preview one element of the 2027 budget – the 11 per cent increase in policing costs, described…
WALKERTON – The Oct. 13 report on winter road maintenance on Chepstow Road was accepted for information and amended to include a follow-up report. Council was not satisfied with staying with the status quo for the road. “Rural Brockton doesn't like to be pushed aside,” said Deputy Mayor Kym Hutcheon. The report by Nicholas Schnurr,…
By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – Jodi Ball, director at J Consulting Group, made a presentation to Bruce County council on Oct. 15, on the county's Age-Friendly Community Strategy 2027-2031. The strategy builds on previous age-friendly planning work previously done in the county, and puts in into a co-ordinated five-year framework to support older adults. It incorporates perspectives of…
By: Pauline Kerr
WALKERTON – The Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care (CWELCC) system was introduced in 2021 by the federal government. On Oct. 13, Brockton council received a report by Carri-Ann Scott, manager of child care services, with a CWELCC update. The original agreement was set to expire on March 31, 2027. As stated in the report,…
‘Tis the season when thoughts of many head in a southerly direction – not too far south, just far enough for a few palm trees, warm sand and a couple of rounds of golf. Or at least they did, in the days BT (before Trump). It seems Canadian tourists, who used to help keep winter…
