How we understand money is complex, and there are lots of ways to think and talk about it with the people around you. Money itself is a tool. In a barter system, we would trade something we have for something we need. This could look like taking a carton of
Bruce Grey, ON – As the cold weather sets in, many people in our community are struggling to stay warm, and socks remain one of the most urgently needed items. To help meet that need, United Way Bruce Grey is launching its annual Warm Sock Collection during Santa Claus Parades
Bruce and Grey Counties, ON – The Living Wage for Bruce Grey has increased by 6.7% to $24.60 per hour in 2025, up from $23.05 in 2024. The new rate reflects the continued rise in shelter and transportation costs across the region and highlights the growing gap between minimum wage
The holiday season can be especially tough for many families and individuals in our community. Thankfully, there are generous organizations across Bruce and Grey Counties offering Christmas hampers and meals to help make the season a little brighter. If you or someone you know could use a helping hand this
November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, a national initiative led by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC). Each year, FCAC uses this month to highlight the importance of financial education and well-being. This year’s theme, Talk Money, encourages Canadians to have open and honest conversations about money to
Grey and Bruce County ON – [5 Nov 2025] — With tax season around the corner, the Bruce Grey Poverty Task Force is urgently seeking volunteers for the 2025 Community Volunteer Income Tax Program/Canada Revenue Agency (CVITP/CRA). Help Unlock Life-Changing Benefits: Volunteer Today The CVITP provides free tax filing support
For Immediate Release November Marks 15 Years of Financial Literacy Month in Canada United Way Bruce Grey Encourages Everyone to “Talk Money” Bruce and Grey Counties, ON, November 2025— This November marks the 15th anniversary of Financial Literacy Month in Canada, a national initiative led by the Financial Consumer Agency
It’s Halloween; the season of ghosts, goblins, and things that go bump in the night. But there’s one kind of haunting that can linger long after the costumes are packed away and the candy is gone: unpaid bills. When money is tight and stress is high, it can feel tempting
For those living in Owen Sound, check to see if your water meter is scheduled to be replaced. If you have not yet booked your water meter replacement, your water could be disconnected. Disconnection will begin on October 28th. See details about the City of Owen Sound Water Meter Replacement
Halloween fun and community spirit come together this October at Smiths’ Apples! Bring your little ghouls and goblins for a family-friendly Trick-or-Treat adventure through the corn maze, complete with treat stations hidden along the trails. Event Details Date: Saturday, October 25Trick-or-Treating: 10 AM – 2 PM (Farm open 10 AM
