Articles clipped from local media related to Ipperwash.
Pinery Provincial Park Closed Due To Intent To Occupy Pinery Provincial Park in Grand Bend has been closed until further notice. Park officials issued a statement Thursday evening saying that a few individuals have informed the Ministry of Natural Resources …
A delegate to last week’s Coastal Municipal Forum says there is now conclusive evidence that Asian Carp are now in Lake Huron. Dave Myett, a councillor with Saugeen Shores, says the Ministry of Natural Resources has told them they’re able to …
RE: Extension of Gas Service in Lambton Shores As you are aware, construction is underway to serve residents of Ipperwash Beach, following an Ontario Energy Board (Decision EB-2015-0179) that approved the Union Gas proposal to bring natural gas service to …
Process Starts For Transit Service Based In Grand Bend The Grand Bend Transit Steering Committee held its inaugural meeting Tuesday night in Grand Bend. The goal of the committee is to eventually bring a transit system to the Grand Bend …
Lambton Shores recreation facility fee hikes range as high as 15 per cent per year LAMBTON SHORES — The cost of playing or partying at municipally owned and operated properties will rise anywhere from two per cent to 15 per …
Kettle Point musician recording new album at Sarnia studio Some news just can’t wait until morning. When Brandon Solomon learned last week he’d won an Ontario Arts Council grant to finish his first solo album, it was really too late …
An important process that fuels harmful algal blooms investigated in water bodies across Canada For many Canadians, summer time means time at the lake, swimming, fishing, boating, and relaxing. Nothing can spoil this experience like blue-green mats of muck, caused …
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Wooden freighter Ohio sank in 1894 and steel-hulled steamer Choctaw in 1915 By Jeff Karoub, The Associated Press Two shipwrecks more than a century old have been found in the deep waters of Lake Huron, maritime archaeologists announced Friday. Thunder Bay …
The province has approved a proposal by Union Gas to extend natural gas into Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, to Lambton Shores, as well as to Perth East. The program, which received approval Aug. 11, should save residents in …
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Twenty-two years after the tragic and fatal shooting of unarmed, Indigenous protestor Dudley George, there have been only a few changes at the former army camp. A handful of buildings have been torn down and some additions have been added, but the secure front gate still keeps trespassers away, and barbed wire lines much of the fences. It looks like a war zone — or at least, a former war zone.