This past Saturday, the community came together at the Owen Sound Farmers’ Market for the 5th annual We Remember Them event, honouring lives lost to the ongoing opioid crisis. In a touching tribute, attendees dropped carnations into the river near the 8th and 9th Street Bridges, symbolizing remembrance for those

April is National Poetry Month in Canada, and we turned to poet Jill Umbach—known for her dedication to connection and community—for a reflection on standing together. She delivered something powerful. Something that speaks to all of us, weathering personal storms.Read her moving words below—and remember, you don’t have to stand

Canada Post and KOHO have launched the Canada Post MyMoney Account. This launched on March 17th. This is a spending and savings account for everyday needs. There are low-fee and no-fee plans. KOHO is a Canadian financial technology company that provides online financial services. Canada Post offices and staff are

At United Way Bruce Grey, we are continuously inspired by the people who go above and beyond to support and uplift our communities. Today, we are thrilled to share a truly special moment—one that recognizes our Executive Director, whose tireless efforts have left an indelible mark on Bruce Grey. Francesca

Tax season is here, and we know it can be overwhelming. If you’re looking for support, 211 is your go-to resource. Thanks to the Bruce Grey Poverty Task Force, 211 is always updated with the latest information on Free Tax Clinics across our communities. Who’s eligible for free tax help?You

The United Way was honoured to nominate Kevin McNabb for his outstanding leadership and innovative contributions in addressing the opiate crisis and providing critical support to homeless individuals and those with substance use disorder. Kevin’s unique approach has redefined paramedic services, emphasizing compassion, collaboration, and creativity to solve complex social

Fraud Prevention Month is coming to a close. The Competition Bureau of Canada has an archive of articles about a wide variety of scams. If you would like to learn more, check it out here. https://competition-bureau.canada.ca/en/fraud-and-scams/common-scams-and-deceptive-marketing-practices-and-how-avoid-them This month, Caroline got out to speak about scams and fraud with community groups

In life, we are often conditioned to seek validation from others—family, friends, employers, and society as a whole. We prioritize their expectations, opinions, and needs, sometimes at the expense of our own well-being and personal growth. However, choosing yourself is not selfish; it is essential. Here’s why: 1. You Are

With debt rising, the pressure and stress are rising as well. There are options and legitimate help… and there are also scams that take advantage of people in vulnerable and stressful situations. The Competition Bureau and Consumer Protection BC provides some guidance: Thank you, to the Competition Bureau of Canada,

It is Fraud Prevention Month in Canada, and after speaking with Mary Jane Murray on a taping for “Over Coffee” on Rogers TV, I realized I have been scammed more times than I realized. I am going to take March to teach myself ways to identify and protect myself from