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1 week ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1Saugeen Shores Council endorsed a letter written by Mayor Luke Charbonneau in opposition to a provincial proposal to grant Strong Mayor Powers to more Ontario municipalities, including Saugeen Shores. • Article contentThanks, but no thanks.That’s the short answer from Saugeen Shores Council to a provincial proposition to grant Strong Mayor Powers to more Ontario municipalities, including the town.
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1 week ago | 
kincardinenews.com | Frances Learment
From tariffs to taxes to defunding CBC and abortion rights, approximately 200 people heard from Huron-Bruce candidates at a meeting April 10 in Port Elgin. • • Article contentAn answer to a question about women’s rights to choose sparked a heated exchange at an otherwise polite all-candidates meeting featuring all six Huron-Bruce federal election hopefuls at an April 10 event that drew approximately 200 people to The Plex in Port Elgin.
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1 week ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1Concerns with safety, loss of towel space, and need for an inflatable water park, off Port Elgin Main Beach, were voiced by a narrow majority of Saugeen Shores councillors, who in a 4-3 vote with two absent, rejected further talks with Splash City Fun Park Inc. for an inflatable water park in Lake Huron.
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1 week ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1Approximately 100 attended a public information centre in Southampton April 10 to view the final design of the $5.6 million High St. reconstruction plans.
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1 week ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1From tariffs to taxes to defunding CBC and abortion rights, approximately 200 people attended a Huron Bruce all-candidates meeting April 10 in Port Elgin. • Article contentAn answer to a question about women’s rights to choose sparked a heated exchange at the otherwise polite all-candidates meeting featuring all six Huron Bruce hopefuls at an April 10 pre-electio9n chat that drew approximately 200 people to The Plex in Port Elgin.
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2 weeks ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1Town hall meetings focus on drug trafficking, substance use, addictions and harm reduction strategies • • Article contentA female meth addict brought the opioid crisis into sharper focus for a seasoned top Saugeen Shores police officer. “We used to investigate a lot of meth (methamphetamine)… and this prolific meth user said to me that fentanyl was the worst thing she’d ever experienced,” said Saugeen Shores Deputy Chief Jeremy Mighton.
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3 weeks ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1The Lakeshore Women's Triathlon, July 19 on the Port Elgin waterfront, is billed as "an incredible journey of endurance, determination and community spirit.” • Article contentThe Lakeshore Triathlon will once again join forces with Saugeen Shores for what organizers are billing as an “exhilarating triathlon race” on July 19 at Port Elgin Main Beach. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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3 weeks ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1An ambitious timeline has the 4.2 kilometres of Goderich St., from Concession 6 to Concession 10, resurfaced, and four downtown Port Elgin intersections reconstructed, before Canada Day. • • Article contentSome already shaky Port Elgin businesses could go under if the resurfacing and downtown intersection work underway on Goderich St. deters customers from shopping downtown. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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3 weeks ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1Port Elgin's Holiday Inn Express & Suites is home away from home, with BINGO, crafts and visits, for two-thirds of the 90 residents who are not staying with family or friends following a massive March 21 flood that forced a total evacuation of the retirement living facility on Mary Street.
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3 weeks ago | 
shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment
Advertisement 1A Memorial Wall honouring all from the Southampton and Saugeen First Nation who served, not just those who died in WWI and WWII, is part of the plan to rebuild/ restore the existing, aging Cenotaph/Cairn/Cross on High St. in Southampton. • Article contentAll those who served – not just The Glorious Dead – could be honoured at a restored war memorial in Southampton.
