The United Way of Bruce Grey has arranged for a free ride for Owen Sound Transit users tomorrow.
The free transit services coincides with the Seniors Fair at the Bayshore Community Centre and the Owen Sound Seniors Centre from 10am to 3pm.
Admission to the fair is free, and all transit riders of both conventional and Specialized transit services will travel at no cost.
The United Way arranged the sponsorship from Forcier Grant-Grey Bruce Law in Owen Sound to provide the free service.
Canadians will pay less tax at the pumps this summer.
Jubenville is asking council to send a letter showing support to a petition that requests MPs who cross the floor to vacate their seat and trigger a by-election in their riding, while permitting them to sit as an independent without such a requirement.
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A 37-year-old Blenheim woman faces multiple charges after an assault at an apartment building.
Chatham-Kent council has awarded the over $1 million dollar supply and application for dust suppressants.
Education Minister Paul Calandra announced his government was introducing the Putting Student Achievement First Act in the Ontario legislature.
