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Thursday, April 23, 2026

Letter: Concerns and Questions About Proposed County Development Charges

The following letter was sent to Warden Chris Peabody and Bruce County Council. Dear Warden Peabody and County Council, St. Edmunds Property Owners, Inc. represents property...

Letter: Bruce County Responds to SEPO Concerns Over Proposed Development Charges

The following letter was sent to the St Edmunds Property Owners Inc. Esecutive in reply to their letter re: proposed County Development Charges. Hello St....

Letter: We Cannot Afford toLose Tobermory Airport

The following is an excerpt from a letter sent to the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula. I read with great interest the article about an...

Publisher’s Column: Radon Gas — the Elephant in Our Rooms

By John Francis You know the old joke: Representatives from France, Germany, the USA and Canada are assembled to present papers on the subject of elephants. The...

Letter: A Billboard Lovely as a Tree?

The Publisher is campaigning to have trees cut down. He says the trees are ugly. In this time when trees are burning up by...

Publisher’s Column: NWT Premier is Angry. Why Aren’t We?

By John Francis Excerpt from a news story on the CBC website, running under the headline: ‘Now I’m angry’: N.W.T. premier calls on Ottawa to provide...

Letter: Appreciation of Local Hospital

On the morning of Friday, July 14th I was brought by ambulance to the Lion’s Head Hospital with a spinal injury. I was allowed...

Publisher’s Column: Wouldn’t It Be Lovely to Have Something as Nice...

By John Francis Our whole family went down to Bluewater Park to watch the finish of the Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race — the one that...

Letter: Beautification of Lion’s Head Very Much Appreciated

Dear Editor, I wish to thank the Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipality staff for arranging to have beautiful containers of flowers placed in the village of...

Publisher’s Column: With Any Luck the New Normal Is a Lot...

By John Francis Things were different during the pandemic. Most of our community’s public events dried up for two-plus years. And with no public events...