BlackburnNews.com photoSouth Bruce OPP and Hanover Fire were called to the Saugeen River Sunday night after a person became stranded when their inflatable raft punctured.
Police say the call came in on September 21 around 8:40 p.m. and the individual was found about an hour later. Fire crews brought them safely to shore, and no injuries were reported.
Officials remind residents that inflatable rafts may be fine for pools, but are unsafe for use on rivers or Lake Huron.
The Housing First: It Takes a Community campaign will run from October 1 to the end of the year.
A driver is facing charges after a single vehicle crash in Huron-Kinloss that saw police seize weapons from the vehicle involved.
Input from the community will help determine the types of units needed, reasonable rent levels, and preferred features.
Four community policing agencies across Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound are receiving a combined $764,300 from the Ontario government to boost local safety initiatives, as part of a $91 million province-wide investment.
Huron OPP say charged in the early Friday morning incident are pending.
Wellington County disagrees with Premier Ford's claim that ASE cameras curb speeding
