Grey Bruce OPP has welcomed a new recruit to the detachment.
Provincial Constable Nathan Bristowe is originally from Perth County. He studied Police Foundations and completed his Bachelor's Degree in Human Services at Georgian College.
PC Bristowe served with the Canadian Armed Forces before transitioning to a police officer.
Bristowe is an avid outdoor enthusiast and is thrilled to be assigned to the Grey Bruce OPP and looks forward to joining the community.
The living wage is the hourly amount a full-time worker needs to earn to cover everyday necessities, such as shelter and food.
Hensall Co-op has awarded seven students from the Chatham-Kent and Midwestern Ontario areas with scholarships for post-secondary education.
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Minnesota Vikings 23-6 on Monday for their fourth consecutive victory.
The Detroit Tigers now have their sixth American League Rookie of the Year in the franchise’s 126-year history.
OPP say one person has been hurt following a two-vehicle crash on Monday afternoon.
West Grey council has approved a new Speed Limit Evaluation Policy to establish a consistent, evidence-based process for reviewing posted speed limit change requests on municipal roads.
