Bayshore Broadcasting

Bayshore Broadcasting Corporations manages nine radio stations located near Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, and Simcoe-Muskoka. The main office is situated in Owen Sound, Ontario.

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#273340

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#8115

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Assault Charge In Saugeen Shores

1 day ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

A 47 year old man faces assault charges after he turned himself in to Saugeen Shores Police. Police say in a media release, on Sunday, (May 11) a man arrived at the police station in Port Elgin to report he had just assaulted another male in Saugeen Shores. He was arrested for assault at that time. Then, police say they received a call from a male who said he was the victim of the assault.
Groundbreaking Marks Start Of New Paisley Fire Hall Construction

1 day ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

Work on the new Paisley Fire Hall and Public Works building has begun. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday to mark the start of construction. It will replace the aging Station 80 and is designed to meet the needs of the community for decades to come.
Evening News - Tuesday, May 13

1 day ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

Evening News – Tuesday, May 13Support local journalism! Don’t let others regulate what news you see. Bookmark bayshorebroadcasting.ca to ensure you always have a direct connection to your trusted source for local news and information.
Southampton Landfill Has A Few Years Left As Plan To Expand It Continues

2 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

Saugeen Shores’ landfill has about five to seven years of life left. That’s according to the latest annual report from Town staff. The Town is looking at optimizing and expanding the landfill on its existing lands, adding about 725,000 cubic metres of new space. Draft terms of reference (scope and purpose of the project) was approved by Council in March. It’s currently before the provincial government for review.
Owen Sound Police Find Civic Connected To Fatal Hit And Run

2 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

Owen Sound police say their Criminal Investigations Branch has located the white Honda Civic believed to have been involved in the fatal hit-and-run collision that on Saturday (May 10). It happened at about 3 a.m. near the intersection of 5th Street East and 5th Avenue East. Police say the vehicle, a 2018 white Honda Civic, has been seized by investigators and is undergoing a forensic examination.
Grey County Plans For New EarlyON Centre In Hanover

2 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

Grey County is planning to buy some land to redevelop the EarlyON centre in Hanover. The existing Early On centre is aging. A County staff report says its infrastructure is old. It has limited parking, and lacks accessibility. They note, “The building is not meeting operating needs of the program and the community.” Staff also note the building must be accessible by the end of 2025 in order to comply with provincial legislation.
Evening News - Monday, May 12

2 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

Evening News – Monday, May 12Support local journalism! Don’t let others regulate what news you see. Bookmark bayshorebroadcasting.ca to ensure you always have a direct connection to your trusted source for local news and information.
Canada Banners To Line South Bruce Peninsula Streets In Show Of National Pride

3 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

You’ll soon see some deliberate signs of Canadian pride around South Bruce Peninsula. Flag banners are planned for around Sauble Beach, Wiarton and Hepworth. Mayor Jay Kirkland says the Sauble Beach Chamber of Commerce first floated the idea when US President Donald Trump started putting tariffs on Canadian goods going into the US. He says the Wiarton Legion also expressed a desire for a show of pride through town.
Grey Highlands Asks To Opt Out Of Strong Mayor Powers

6 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Nathan Shubert

Grey Highlands is opposing the provincial government’s expansion of strong mayor powers. Council during its meeting Wednesday unanimously decided to formally oppose the expansion of the powers and to request the Ontario government remove the municipality from the expansion. Grey Highlands is also asking the province to create a way for municipalities to opt out of strong mayor powers.
Work To Restore Saugeen First Nation Amphitheatre & Gardens Begins

6 days ago | bayshorebroadcasting.ca | Claire McCormack

Work is set to begin on the renewal of the Saugeen First Nation amphitheatre area. Drystone walls, walking paths, gathering areas and gardens are some of the things planned, and the First Nation says the renewal will have a focus on the restoration of indigenous plant knowledge and medicines. The amphitheatre site is not just a gathering place, but a historical landmark.