What is the Benefit Cutoff Cliff? This is an income amount when you earn slightly more income, but you are worse off. Getting a raise… working more hours… getting a part-time job… These are all exciting events! Or they should be. For many people, they are something to be dreaded

There are so many new things to learn when you move to Canada. It can be tough to find reliable, legitimate information.  Building Credit from the Ground Up: A Program for Newcomers The information is broken into four modules: This is a free online learning program in eight languages: Take

Weather can change fast this time of year, and this week is a perfect example. Rising temperatures can lead to flooding, and just as quickly, colder weather can bring a return to snow and icy conditions. Here are a few simple ways to stay safe: 💧 Watch for floodingAvoid walking

The Grey-Bruce Immigrant Survey 2026 is for immigrants, refugees, claimants, international students, temporary workers and their families to share their experiences of living, working or studying in Grey-Bruce Region. This survey seeks to hear directly from immigrants about their experiences, struggles, the diverse strengths they bring and contribute, as well as their suggestions for how to improve

Spring is slowly making its way into the Bruce Grey area, and with that, drivers and pedestrians alike have to watch out for each other. There will also be kids out playing and walking to school, so slow down and act safely. There are also a lot of changes when

Here is a list of events for anyone to enjoy. There are community activities like local markets, live music, and nature-focused events such as walking trails and gallery tours, to celebrate the season. Community Events April 10–12: Ongoing Local Attractions: Always check Grey County Tourism and the BruceGreySimcoe events page

Residents across Bruce, Grey, Dufferin, and Wellington counties are being asked to share their feedback on the Regional Transit Study, an important step toward improving access to services and opportunities in our communities. For United Way Bruce Grey, reliable transportation is closely tied to financial stability, social connection, and access

The day-to-day expenses that everyone pays are higher than ever. Everyone is feeling the pinch, and it can be especially hard for people with low-incomes. Choices have to be made on what to pay for People on a low-income have to choose what they will spend their money on. Some

A lot of people will be visiting their families over the Easter weekend, so we have compiled some of the free events happening in the Bruce and Grey area. Now that it is starting to warm up in the area, there will be numerous municipal hiking trails that are snow-free

For a few days in March, Owen Sound faced a boil water advisory that disrupted everyday life. For many, it was an inconvenience. For others, it was a real barrier. When access to safe water becomes uncertain, even briefly, it can mean added costs, stress, and challenges especially for seniors,