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Wiarton Echo, 25 Ağustos 2026

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ArticleNey­aashi­in­ig­mi­ing pow­wow: For 3 days ‘everything is good’

Ogama Benese, Chief of the Thun­der­bird, has kept the sac­red fire burn­ing dur­ing the annual Ney­aashi­in­ig­mi­ing pow­wow for 25 years. The fire must stay lit for all three days and Ogama Benese, known also as Michael Hop­kins Sr., kid­ded that...

Ney­aashi­in­ig­mi­ing pow­wow: For 3 days ‘everything is good’

ArticleCrown to argue return of gov­ern­ment pen­in­sula lands ‘not an avail­able rem­edy’

Saugeen Ojib­way Nation’s Bruce Pen­in­sula land claim, which gained court recog­ni­tion in 2021 that the Crown breached its 19th-cen­tury treaty prom­ise to pro­tect the pen­in­sula for SON, is slowly mov­ing on to the rem­edy stage. SON, which...

Crown to argue return of gov­ern­ment pen­in­sula lands ‘not an avail­able rem­edy’

ArticleSouth Bruce Pen­in­sula chooses deputy chief to lead fire depart­ment

South Bruce Pen­in­sula coun­cil has appoin­ted Terry Arnold as the muni­cip­al­ity’s new man­ager of emer­gency ser­vices and fire chief. The former deputy fire chief is step­ping into the role of out­go­ing fire chief Tim Wilson, who retired in June.

South Bruce Pen­in­sula chooses deputy chief to lead fire depart­ment

ArticleUnem­ploy­ment rate down in region that includes Grey-Bruce

The unem­ploy­ment rate for the region that includes Grey and Bruce counties fell to five per cent in July. The rate for the Strat­ford-Bruce Pen­in­sula eco­nomic region decreased by 0.6 per­cent­age points last month, while the pro­vin­cial...

Unem­ploy­ment rate down in region that includes Grey-Bruce

ArticleCharges laid after traffic flag­ger struck in North­ern Bruce Pen­in­sula

A North­ern Bruce Pen­in­sula res­id­ent has been charged after a traffic con­trol per­son was injured in a hit-and-run col­li­sion last week. Just after 2:30 p.m. on Aug. 13, police received a report that a flag worker had been struck by a vehicle at...

Charges laid after traffic flag­ger struck in North­ern Bruce Pen­in­sula