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Set sail for a weekend of family-friendly fun at the 2025 Marine Heritage Festival, July 25 to 27 as Southampton celebrates its rich maritime heritage. “This three-day celebration has something for ...

The southern entrance to Port Elgin will get a major facelift with Town approval of a rezoning to allow a three-storey, mixed use building, ...

Attack on a seagull prompts Saugeen Shores police to issue a caution The fine for injuring or killing a gull is $490 and criminal charges could apply. Police report someone hit a seagull with a beach ...

Pool passes on loan at Bruce County Public Library Bruce County Public Library and the Municipality of Arran-Elderslie launched a new program to provide free seasonal passes to swimming pools in Tara ...

Have an opinion/question about water and wastewater plans in Saugeen Shores? A review of the Town’s water and wastewater plans to the year 2045 includes public consultation with a Public Information ...

Fighting hunger, hurt and homelessness in Grey Bruce People in need in Saugeen Shores – those facing hunger, hurt and homelessness – will benefit from the generosity of the walkers and volunteers who ...

Saugeen Shores police officer receives media award Leadership and innovation in media relations earn Saugeen Shores Police Service Constable Gordon an award.

A Port Elgin man and woman are charged with possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking and weapons offences following an investigation.

Thanks to the generosity of local business owner, Peter Stanley of LSES Consulting Inc., in Port Elgin, Bruce County Public Library (BCPL) is enjoying a new 3D printer at the Port Elgin Branch that ...

Hanover lawn bowlers win annual Southampton tournament Twelve Grey Bruce teams competed June 11 when the Saugeen Shores Lawn Bowling Club hosted the annual Nellie Perry Tournament. Nelly, once a ...

Eight 911 hang up calls were among the 57 service calls that Saugeen Shores police answered over a 24-hour period ending June 29.