News Releases

 
Municipality of Kincardine Council is seeking input into the Election Process for the Deputy Mayor to be effective starting in the 2022 election. Public input will include a survey on www.KincardineTalks.ca opening Tuesday July 21, 2021 and closing on Thursday September 30, 2021. Please note that you do not need to register for KincardineTalks to complete the survey. 
Currently, the Councillor elected at large with the greatest number of votes becomes Deputy...
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Grey Bruce continues to see a significant number of COVID-19 cases with 99 per cent being the Delta variant. Therefore Grey Bruce is moving to a modified Step 3 with strong recommendations instead of regulatory orders to contain the spread of COVID-19. A slow and modified progression into Step 3 in Grey Bruce will reduce the risk of the current surge worsening. However, that may change to orders if control over the current surge is lost.
Please see the attached release...
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The Ontario Government announced that the Province will move into Step 3 of the re-opening plan on July 16, 2021. This will permit the re-opening of indoor sports and recreational fitness facilities subject to a maximum 50 percent capacity of the indoor space, with physical distancing and other restrictions in effect including the active screening of all those that enter the facility for programs. Staff will ensure that Public Health directives are followed by patrons which include...
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On behalf of Council and the Municipality of Kincardine I would like to extend condolences to the Cowessess First Nation andTk'emlups te Secwepemc First Nation for the dark and devasting discovery of the Indigenous children found on the residential school sites in Kamloops and Saskatchewan. 
This is a time of profound sadness and mourning.  For some of us, it is also an awakening to the dark, tragic and very real part of Canada’s history that...
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The Municipality of Kincardine will be lowering its flags at Municipal facilities in honour of the 751 children found in unmarked graves at the grounds of a former residential school in in Saskatchewan. 
Following the discovery of another 751 unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school in Saskatchewan, all flags at Municipality of Kincardine facilities will be lowered to honour and mourn the Indigenous children who never returned home...
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