To all our readers and advertisers, we hope you have a tremendous Canada Day weekend! Stay warm, stay hydrated, and stay safe. Happy 157th Birthday, Canada! Liz Dadson Editor Kincardine Record
The Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII) has announced leadership changes, with James Scongack (above) taking over as board chairman from Mike Rencheck who is retiring; and Jessica Linthorne named president and chief executive officer (CEO). In a press release issued Wednesday, the NII o...
Allan Edward Rutledge of Kincardine, died peacefully, at Wingham and District Hospital, Thursday, June 27, 2024, in his 90th year. Beloved husband of Eleanor Campbell (née Walsh) and the late Gay Rutledge (née Middelkamp). Loving father of Ken Rutledge (Deb), Carol Kro...
The United Way of Bruce Grey has announced that registration for the annual Backpack Program is now open for low-income families in the region. Families can register by calling 211. Over the past 20 years, the program has distributed 35,278 backpacks filled with essential school suppli...
Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson has been appointed Ontario Minister of Rural Affairs. The new ministry, formerly part of her agriculture and food ministry, was announced earlier this month when premier Doug Ford unveiled his renewed team that will continue building Ontario’s econom...
Valedictorians Briar Pollock and Rhys Thompson took their fellow Grade 8 graduates on a trip down memory lane during the Ripley-Huron Community School graduation ceremony, held Wednesday night, at the school. Through a tag-team approach, the pair gave a thoughtful review of the past 10...
About 50 members and guests of the Bruce Township Historical Society learned about well-drilling techniques, past and present, at the annual dinner meeting, held Friday, June 7, at the Underwood Community Centre. Past-president Karen Ribey welcomed everyone and following a brief busine...
The Ontario Plowmen’s Association and the Bruce County Plowing Association have announced that the International Plowing Match and Rural Expo (IPM) will be hosted by Lang Farms, Sept. 22-26, 2026, in Walkerton. This will be the fourth time the IPM has been held in Bruce Coun...
Every year, the United Way of Bruce Grey invites area charities to apply for grant funding in three priority areas: Healthy People, Strong Community; From Poverty to Possibility; and All That Kids Can Be. Since its founding in 1998, the agency has granted more than $4-million in suppor...
Adrian Robert Green of Kincardine, died suddenly at home, Tuesday, June 25, 2024, at the age of 66. Loving son of Muriel Green of Kincardine. Dear brother of Jan (Janet) Jim McArthur of Kincardine. Uncle of James McArthur (Krista Skene) of Grafton; and Steve McArthur (Anne), grea...
The Kincardine Lions, along with other groups, have presented donations in the past few weeks. The Kincardine and District Lions Club presented its annual $2,000 donation for the Inclusion Program at the Kincardine Summer Playground Program, Friday, June 21. The Lions have sponsored...
John Powers (above) of Chepstow and his popular fruit and vegetable stand have returned to Kincardine for the summer season. Located in the parking lot beside the Sutton Park Inn, Powers Produce opened for business June 22 and will be open every Saturday, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cas...
Mary Faubert and Dianne Graham of the Victoria Park Gallery were pleased to present scholarships to two high school graduates of Kincardine District Senior School, Monday, at the gallery. Hanna Beaune and Kayley Hegmans each received $500 toward their post-secondary education. Hanna...
Most people know that the Legion recently had some kitchen upgrades done. We now offer hot lunches between Noon and 2 p.m., Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The menu includes fish and chips, hamburgers and fries, as well as chicken schnitzel on a bun, which seems to be extremely popular ...
(SOUTHERN BRUCE COUNTY, ON) - Summer is here, and the South Bruce OPP is reminding drivers of the laws related to cycling, under the Highway Traffic Act (HTA). Our roads are there for the enjoyment and transportation of everyone, including cyclists. Under the HTA, a bicycle is a v...
Summer’s here, school's out and the weather has been HOT! What more could we ask for, other than hopefully, the hydro crews can find out why we are losing power and have none? Congratulations to the Class of 2024, including the Grade 8 students at Ripley-Huron Community Schoo...
Bruce Power has completed delivery of its latest harvest of Cobalt-60 and is increasing its capability to produce the important medical isotope used worldwide in the treatment of cancer, sterilization of medical equipment, and food safety. “Bruce Power continues to be a world lea...
The third annual Rock With Your Docs was a huge success, drawing the largest crowd ever. Held Friday at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine, the event was a fund-raiser for the Kincardine Hospital capital campaign. No final tally is yet available, but the concert is being called the best...
Graham Martin (above), principal at Kincardine Township-Tiverton Public School, has retired. Students and staff congratulated him on this new chapter in his life, sending heartfelt thanks for the incredible seven years he served as principal at the school. “His dedication has ...
Cruise Nights are returning to Queen Street in downtown Kincardine this summer, kicking off this Friday, June 28. Every Friday of the long weekend in the summer, this fan-favourite event takes place in the heart of Kincardine’s downtown. Classic cars, special interest vehicles, a...
The iconic Point Clark Lighthouse is set to welcome visitors this summer, beginning June 28 at 10:30 a.m., and running through to Sept. 2. The lighthouse is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., offering a unique historical experience and breathtaking views of the Lake Huron shoreline....
Q: My teenager seems to be drinking a lot of caffeinated beverages these days. What is an appropriate amount for adolescents to consume? A: Caffeine is one of the most widely-consumed psychoactive substances in the world, and its use among adolescents is increasing. While moderate caf...
Shauna J. Pearse of Plainfield, New Hampshire, formerly of Lucknow, died suddenly, June 23, 2024, at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. She was 51. Cherished wife of Erik Pearse, and loving mother of Andrew and Ryan. Shauna was born Aug. 2, 1972, to Bill and Suzanne Andrew and grew...
POLICE MAKE ARREST AFTER BREAK-AND-ENTER (BROCKTON, ON) - June 24, at 11:38 a.m., the South Bruce OPP received the report of a break-and-enter at a property along Chepstow Road in the Municipality of Brockton. Officers arrived and located an individual nearby who was taken in...
Sharon “Jan” Nicholson of Kincardine died peacefully, at the Huron Shores Hospice, Tiverton, Thursday, June 20, 2024. Loving partner of Joe MacDonald of Kincardine and former wife of the late Bryan Nicholson. Loving mother of Erin (Moe Borris) of Cornwall and Blayne Nich...
It was an emotional day for students and staff, Friday, at St. Anthony’s School in Kincardine, as they bid farewell to their beloved principal, Samantha Pitre. A teacher, vice-principal and then principal at the school since 2001, she has also been an instructional coach and lite...
It was an evening of showcasing student talent in the visual arts, drama and music, as Kincardine District Senior School hosted the Knight of the Arts, Thursday night, June 13. About 100 people turned out for the event, with artwork on display in the library, and the music and drama fe...
CITIZEN CALL PROMPTS ARREST OF IMPAIRED DRIVER (WALKERTON, ON) - The South Bruce OPP has arrested an impaired driver after receiving a traffic complaint by a citizen in Walkerton. June 23, members of the South Bruce OPP were contacted by a concerned citizen in the Municipality ...
Despite the rainy weather and a tornado warning, a solid crowd gathered Saturday evening, to enjoy the first Kincardine Scottish Pipe Band Saturday Night Parade of the summer, in downtown Kincardine. Due to the reconstruction of Queen Street last year, the band was unable to hold its w...
It was a hot, sunny Saturday as hundreds of people joined in the colourful Kincardine Pride Parade, which began at the Bruce Power facility behind the Sutton Park Mall, promoting inclusion and acceptance of everyone. Hundreds more people watched as the parade marched along Sutton Stree...
The Community Safety and Well-Being Planning’s Crime Prevention Action Table has launched a community-wide road safety survey in partnership with Georgian College, to hear from residents about their road safety concerns. The survey consists of four questions that aim to better un...
The Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board has announced the addition of two educators to the senior administration team. Lisa Bilodeau (above, left) is the new superintendent of education, and Papy Mukenge (above, right) is the acting assistant superintendent of education. Both ...
It was a sunny, hot Thursday afternoon, as the Back Forty Bazaar opened for the first time, with 10 vendors at Lewis Park in Ripley. This open-air market features local artisans and vendors. It will be held alternate weekends in Ripley and Lucknow, on Thursdays, from 3-7 p.m. Discov...
Affordable housing is a challenge not only locally, but also provincially and nationally, and there is a particular need to address housing for vulnerable populations. To implement sustainable solutions, support is essential from all levels of government, as well as increased collabora...
The Bluewater District School Board’s final regular meeting of the board for the 2023-24 school year, held June 18, was a celebration of volunteers who make a huge difference in the school communities. A packed house at the education centre included special guests, family members...
The Kincardine Scottish Festival and Highland Games celebrates its 25th anniversary at this year’s event, slated to run July 5-7 at Victoria Park and Robinson Park in Kincardine. The festival begins Friday night, July 5, at 7 p.m., with the opening ceremonies at Victoria Park, gi...
Community betterment and charitable endeavours have been important to Bruce Power and Mike Rencheck during his eight years as president and chief executive officer. So, it was fitting that his retirement also included a donation to an organization that is serving and helping the local com...
As the summer weather draws more people outdoors and the busy tourism season approaches, Grey Bruce Public Health is reminding people to always enjoy wildlife from a distance and exercise caution with unfamiliar dogs. Animal bites and scratches can cause painful and potentially serious...
In February, 25 high school students at Kincardine District Senior School (KDSS) began their clean energy journeys. And Friday morning (June 14), at the UBC Local 2222 facility in Kincardine, they showcased all they’ve learned and experienced throughout the pilot Nuclear Innovati...
Connie Louise McCormick of Kincardine, died peacefully, at the South Bruce Grey Health Centre, Kincardine, Tuesday, June 18, 2024, at the age of 78. Beloved wife and best friend of Pat McCormick for 58 years. Loving mother of Mary Lynn Young and Dave, and Dan McCormick and Kari. ...