Bruce County Morning Brief — Monday, September 14, 2026

Monday, September 14, 2026

Economic Development Bruce County has launched its 2026–27 Starter Company Plus program, offering training and grants of up to $5,000 to entrepreneurs looking to start, buy, or expand a business in the region; applicants must attend one of four online info sessions between September 14 and 26 to qualify. Saugeen Times | Owen Sound Current

Health Ontario is investing $8.5 million in Bruce County through the Land Ambulance Service Grant to increase paramedic and ambulance availability and connect residents to faster emergency care. Kincardine Record

Civic Kincardine council has approved hiring a landscape architect to produce a conceptual design for the Bluewater Trailer Park lands on Saugeen Street, between Lambton and Durham Streets in town. Kincardine Record

Murray Jamieson of Huron-Kinloss Township has retired from the Pine River Watershed Initiative Network board of directors after 15 years; board chair Dave Grant commended his long service to the organization. Kincardine Record

Public Safety OPP West Region officers laid more than 1,000 speeding charges during the 2026 Labour Day long-weekend traffic enforcement campaign across the region. Saugeen Times

Around the county: Bruce County invites residents to visit Brucelea Haven and Gateway Haven on Fri., Sept. 18 for Long-Term Care Community Engagement Day — details.