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2 days ago |
shorelinebeacon.com | Scott Dunn
Advertisement 1Some criticized MNRF decision to tranquilize bear so high in tree • Article contentThe Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says it acted “within safety parameters” by tranquilizing a young bear which then tumbled from high in a tree in Owen Sound May 20. Advertisement 2Article contentAn MNRF update said the bear, which fell after efforts to coax it down safely failed, was held overnight for observation and released the next day.
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2 days ago |
owensoundsuntimes.com | Scott Dunn
Advertisement 1Some criticized MNRF decision to tranquilize bear so high in three • Article contentThe Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says it acted “within safety parameters” by tranquilizing a young bear which then tumbled from high in a tree in Owen Sound May 20. Advertisement 2Article contentAn MNRF update said the bear, which fell after efforts to coax it down safely failed, was held overnight for observation and released the next day.
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2 days ago |
kincardinenews.com | Scott Dunn
Advertisement 1Spiritual council work could 'go back to the roots,' Rev. Joan Silcox-Smith says • • Article contentThere’s an eleventh-hour effort to save the Grey Bruce Spiritual Care Council. Advertisement 2Article contentThe 10-member spiritual care council board at a meeting next week is planning to present its reasons to dissolve the council and will be “seeking approval” from the community to do so. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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3 days ago |
owensoundsuntimes.com | Scott Dunn
Advertisement 1Spiritual council work could 'go back to the roots,' Rev. Joan Silcox-Smith says • • Article contentThere’s an eleventh-hour effort to save the Grey Bruce Spiritual Care Council. Advertisement 2Article contentThe 10-member spiritual care council board at a meeting next week is planning to present its reasons to dissolve the council and will be “seeking approval” from the community to do so. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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4 days ago |
owensoundsuntimes.com | Scott Dunn
Advertisement 1The board has $36.097 million in provincial funding for a 1,012-pupil school. • Article contentPlans are progressing to build a new Catholic high school at Owen Sound’s eastern edge. Advertisement 2Article contentA public meeting on June 23 at city hall will consider Bruce Grey Catholic District School Board’s zoning application for the new school to replace St. Mary’s High School, which is bursting with students. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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