For many Canadians, tax season is viewed as something to simply check off the list each year. But for individuals and families living on a low income, filing an income tax return can be one of the most important financial decisions they make. United Way of Bruce Grey is encouraging

Wildfires in northwestern Ontario can have an impact far beyond the areas where the fires are burning. Smoke can travel hundreds or even thousands of kilometres, affecting air quality across much of the province, including Bruce and Grey counties. Recent wildfire smoke has led to air quality advisories in many

Managing money can be challenging, especially when you’re facing rising costs for groceries, housing, transportation, and other everyday expenses. The good news is that you don’t have to navigate it alone. There are free, trusted resources available across Ontario that can help you make informed financial decisions and access the

When an emergency happens, being prepared can make all the difference. Whether it’s a power outage, a severe thunderstorm, flooding, or another unexpected event, having an emergency kit ready can help keep you and your family safe. The good news? You don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars to be

With grocery prices climbing and the average family’s grocery bill expected to rise by another $800 this year alone, keeping life affordable means paying close attention to everyday expenses – especially food.  According to Canada’s Food Price Report, a family of four can expect to spend $16,834 annually on groceries,

Summer is a great time to enjoy everything Bruce and Grey counties have to offer. Whether you’re spending the day at the beach, working in the yard, attending a local event, or simply relaxing outside, hot weather can quickly become dangerous if you’re not prepared. Extreme heat can affect anyone,

Debt can be a useful financial tool. Loans can help you buy a car or a home. And if you use credit cards, you can sometimes collect other benefits like travel miles or points you can spend. However, too much debt can make it difficult to save money and limit your

Our Thank an Educator campaign is a chance to celebrate the incredible teachers, educational assistants, office staff, custodians, bus drivers, and school support teams who help make our schools welcoming, inspiring, and safe places for children to learn and grow. Every message of appreciation does more than recognize someone who’s

United Way Bruce Grey is excited to welcome Afreen Rahman as the new Coordinator of its Backpack Program and announce that registration for the 2026 Backpack Program is now open for eligible low-income families throughout Bruce and Grey counties. Rahman recently joined the United Way Bruce Grey team and brings

The final school bell has rung, and summer is officially here! Across Bruce and Grey counties, children will be spending more time outdoors riding bikes, walking to parks, playing with friends, and enjoying everything that makes summer special. With more kids out and about during the day, drivers play an