News & Notices

The Easter holiday is around the corner, with Good Friday on April 18 and Easter Monday on April 21. Some Bruce County services and operations will be affected on these days.

On May 9, the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre hosts artists Destiny Roote and Melissa Comyn to discuss their installation Buffalo Woman, followed by a screening of CBC’s A Sister’s Promise.

Before hitting the trails, riders must "Know Where You Are." Counties and Conservation Authorities have clear rules to protect these spaces. If an area is not explicitly designated for motorized vehicle use, it is off-limits. No county or conservation lands allow for unauthorized off-road motorized vehicles.

Bruce County, Ontario: With spring just around the corner, many households are getting ready for their annual spring cleaning. This year, why not use the opportunity to review and update your home’s Emergency Preparedness Kit?

Intent to Declare Surplus and Convey Land to the Township of Huron-Kinloss

Bruce County, Ontario: Step aboard the M.S. Chi-Cheemaun on April 24th, 2025, to experience an unforgettable night with professionals from across Grey and Bruce Counties at the Cruise and Connect networking event.

Bruce County, Ontario: Bruce County residents are encouraged to safely dispose of household hazardous waste materials as part of their annual home and property clean-up. In support of this effort, Bruce County will host thirteen Household Hazardous Waste Collection events at various locations across the County throughout 2025.

Bruce County, Ontario: In Bruce County, culture plays a vital role in shaping people’s lives, enriching communities, and bolstering the economy. It creates opportunities for shared experiences, enhances quality of life, promotes a sense of vitality, and encourages job creation and innovation across a range of economic sectors.

On March 20, 2025, local business owners, entrepreneurs, leading women and changemakers gathered at Ainsdale Golf Course in Huron-Kinloss to celebrate International Women's Day. Bruce County’s Business to Bruce program hosted this year’s event—Accelerate Action: Building Businesses and Breaking Barriers—aimed to inspire, empower and support women in business, in partnership with Women's House Serving Bruce and Grey.

In response to tariffs on Canadian goods, Bruce County is taking action to support local businesses and mitigate the economic impact on the region. With key sectors such as agriculture, energy, and tourism facing heightened uncertainty, Bruce County has launched a comprehensive strategy focusing on advocacy, business support, and local economic resilience.