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Letters to Santa from Mrs. Cohoon’s Grade 1 class at KTTPS

December 8, 2024

The following Letters to Santa Claus were written by Becky Cohoon’s Grade 1 students at Kincardine Township-Tiverton Public School. Dear Santa, Thank you for leaving me gifts last year. Did you know that I play hockey? Did you know that I am six now? How are your reindeer doing?...

​We need better access road to Kincardine Hospital, says re...

December 7, 2024

To the Editor: When will the "Powers that Be" see sense and create an "all-weather" access road to the Kincardine Hospital? Thursday, a vehicle was stuck on the hill. Before long, another vehicle was stuck on the other side of the road, and no one else could move...

Kim Shorts: By Thor’s Hammer - the power of the band

December 5, 2024

I have lots of stories and tips to share. You see, I am always the main character in these stories. They fly off the page as fast as I can write them down. I am also impatient and can’t wait to tell them. I’d like to think that in an alternate universe, I am a superhero. Dange...

Letters to Santa from Ms Krupp’s Grade 1 students at KTTPS

December 5, 2024

The following Letters to Santa were written by the Grade 1 students in Ms Krupp's class at Kincardine Township-Tiverton Public School: Dear Santa, Thanks for the gifts last year. I try my best to help my friends. I want Bluey Speaking Toy House. Love, Upneet Dear Santa, Than...

Letters to Santa from Kindergarten students at KTTPS

December 1, 2024

The following Letters to Santa were written by the Kindergarten students in Mrs. Hallam’s class and Ms. Hodgins class at Kincardine Township-Tiverton Public School. Dear Santa, How do you make presents? For Christmas I would like: a notebook, a dollhouse and an art kit. Love, ...

​More readers disappointed with Kincardine council’s mishan...

November 28, 2024

To the Editor: I, too, am very disappointed with the way Kincardine council handled the Dr. Solomon Secord Monument. I expect them to be the guardians of the common good, and to not be persuaded by fleeting opinions. Why didn't council consult with the Secord family before destr...

​Writer disagrees with decision about Secord Monument, but ...

November 27, 2024

To the Editor: I urge the reader to try to bracket my thoughts as those of a human being and community member. My opinion is not informed by past roles on council or being employed previously by the taxpayer (including myself). The name-calling, finger-pointing and demonizing indivi...

​Readers angry with Kincardine council’s mishandling of Sec...

November 26, 2024

To the Editor:  The so-called “Secord Seven” on our current Kincardine council should resign over the gross mishandling of the Secord Monument and pay any resulting litigation costs. This issue had already been put to rest by a previous council. Barry Holt Kincardine...

​Vigil set for Dec. 6 in Kincardine to remember victims of ...

November 26, 2024

To the Editor: On Canada’s National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women, the Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) Kincardine will be commemorating the 14 women who were murdered 35 years ago at Ecole-Polytechnique in Montreal, simply because they wer...

Readers question what other mistakes Kincardine council has...

November 25, 2024

To the Editor: RE: “Secord family upset over destruction of monument by Municipality of Kincardine” After reading the article, “Secord family upset over destruction of monument by Municipality of Kincardine,” I’d say it will take several months for the ma...

​Kincardine council moves ahead with low-income building in...

November 17, 2024

To the Editor: Re: “No to Transient Housing in Town Core” At the Kincardine council meeting Nov. 13, the motion was passed to sever and re-zone part of the parking lot behind 705 Princes Street; with an intent to build a 34-room low- (or no-)income building. This proper...

Once Upon a time: History on tape – the life of Laura McPhail

November 13, 2024

Nov. 2, 1979, Laura McPhail sat before a cassette recorder and began to talk about her life in Southampton. She was taking part in a Bruce County Historical Society project — recording oral histories of early life in the county. Tapes made by 15 senior citizens are now stored per...

​No to transient housing in Kincardine’s downtown core

November 10, 2024

To the Editor: This week, Kincardine council revealed its plans to turn a portion of the parking lot behind the Bruce Power Training Centre (the former W.E. Thompson Public School across from Victoria Park) into a space for (at this point) 34 single-bed studio apartments. Council us...

Kim Shorts: Falling is not fun

November 7, 2024

Falling can be dangerous at any age, and more so as you get older. I can attest to that. I’ve had a number of falls in the past few years that really stuck with me. Three of them involved snow or ice. One did not … and that floor mat won. Since it is Fall Prevention Month,...

​Community Matters: Building on region’s strengths

November 1, 2024

The tri-county region of Bruce, Grey and Huron, also known as Ontario’s Clean Energy Frontier, has long been the hub for the province’s supply of safe and reliable nuclear energy. Building on decades of energy production and a spirit of innovation, the area is also becoming...

Once Upon a Time: Finding “Africa” in Lake Huron - a shipwr...

October 16, 2024

When the husband-and-wife film-making team, Zach Melnick and Yvonne Drebert, was planning its latest film, discovering a 128-year-old shipwreck off the Bruce Peninsula wasn’t part of the script. But that’s what happened in June, 2023. Yvonne and Zach found the wreck while f...

Process to “re-imagine” Victoria Park was flawed, says reader

October 6, 2024

To the Editor: The following is an open letter to Kincardine council: I would like to comment on the process used for “re-imagining” Victoria Park. Victoria Park has been in place for well over a century. It is an historical area of town that is “olde world&rdqu...

Kim Shorts: Thankful for pie

October 3, 2024

Fall is the time of year that brings many changes, and when October rolls around, it also ushers in Thanksgiving. I’m reminded by my partner, Jim, that during this month we should be thankful for so many things. To be lucky enough to have a roof over our heads, to live in an area...

​We must preserve our trees

October 2, 2024

To the Editor: Oct. 1, I woke up to the loud noise of chainsaws which lasted all morning. The neighbours behind our house were having trees cut down. They were clearing their backyard by cutting down at least 12 healthy trees! It was explained to me that they want a garden. What a sham...

​South Bruce residents need reliable information to vote on...

September 30, 2024

To the Editor: What is an expert and who can you trust to help you make sound decisions? At one time, identifying people with expertise in a subject was much simpler. You would walk into their office and see their degrees and certificates hanging on the wall and would be assured of ...

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