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briefs · brief · November 2, 2026

Bruce County Morning Brief — Monday, November 2, 2026

Monday, November 2, 2026

Public Safety A 52-year-old Hanover man has been charged with child luring following a police search of a Hanover address; he was released after a bail hearing and police are asking anyone with information to contact their local service. Source A stolen handgun was reported in South Bruce, according to a regional news roundup. Source OPP have reopened Durham Street West in Walkerton after a crash involving a pedestrian closed the road. Source

Civic Kincardine mayor-elect Barb Fisher says she is ready to tackle the municipality’s long list of priorities following her Oct. 26 election win. Source The Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board has announced trustees for the 2026–30 term, representing communities across Bruce and Grey counties. Source

Community Bruce Power has donated $360,000 to the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation to support cancer research, education, and clinical care, marking four years of the company’s IPS program. Source Beth Ezekiel Synagogue has received a $92,806 provincial grant to deliver antisemitism training to educators, police officers, and the public across Grey and Bruce counties through March 2028. Source

Around the county: Durham Street West in Walkerton has reopened following Sunday’s crash; Remembrance events are scheduled in Kincardine this week.