Kincardine Fire Chief Kent Padfield at the wheel of the rescue van. (Photo by Ken Kilpatrick)The Kincardine Fire Department has taken ownership of a brand new rescue truck.
It was showing off to councillors as they arrived for a council meeting.
The $300,000 rescue truck was delivered last Friday to the Kincardine Fire Department. It will replace a 30-year-old van.
Kincardine Fire Chief Ken Padfield said the new truck was built in British Columbia.
He says it will have many uses, including use as a command vehicle, a rehab area for firefighters needing a break, and a lighting truck.
Grey Bruce OPP are investigating the recent theft of two trailers from a residence in the Territory of Saugeen First Nation.
100 Women Who Care Grey Bruce recently made a large donation to the Tara Food Bank.
Kawhi Leonard scored 23 points in his return to Toronto, as the Raptors routed the Chicago Bulls 135-92 in their NBA season opener.
Book lovers across Grey and Bruce counties have a big reason to drop by the Owen Sound and North Grey Union Public Library this weekend.
An application for additional provincial funding remains unanswered.
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation announced its second quarter payments to host communities this week, and over $500,000 is coming to the region.
