News & Notices

A series of Community Awareness Townhalls are raising awareness and starting important conversations about Human Trafficking.

“We often take electricity for granted, but outages can happen. Having an emergency plan and kit helps ensure your family’s safety and peace of mind,” says Ray Lux, Bruce County’s emergency management coordinator. 

Asphalt resurfacing will take place on Bruce Road 4, between William Street North and Ontario Road in Walkerton, starting October 6, 2025, until late October.

Whether you're looking to strengthen your leadership skills, improve your communication or expand your professional network, this event offers practical tools you can use immediately.

Canada Post has shut down services in response to strike action by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers. This will have some impact to service delivery for Bruce County.

An asynchronous digital education program for secondary students, Mining for Gold: The Art of Alan Weinstein, launches at Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre.

An original artwork, Aki Ogichidaa, by artist Kennedy Cameron-Nashkewa was commissioned as part of the introduction of Bruce County's Land Acknowledgment Protocol.

Bruce County delivers a range of programs through Ontario's Homelessness Prevention Program.

Bruce County Human Services is strengthening its commitment to building inclusive, resilient communities through targeted investments and strategic partnerships. 

Bruce Road 19, between Concession 10 and Concession 12, will be closed for a culvert replacement, starting September 22, 2025, until late October 2025.