A tightly contested charity hockey game between local cops and firefighters was well attended and raised money for a good cause.
On December 13, the Grey Bruce OPP took on the South Bruce Peninsula Fire Department in a charity hockey game at the Wiarton Arena.
The game was a great back-and-forth contest and was tied up at 5 apiece in the final minute, when the police officers put together a late play to score the winner with just 4 seconds left for a 6-5 OPP win.
The main winner, though, was the Wiarton Salvation Army Food Bank and South Bruce Peninsula Toy Drive. $322 was raised for the toy drive alongside numerous non-perishable food donations to the food bank.
The Chatham Goodfellows got another strong show of support during a fundraiser they held over the weekend.
The labour dispute between Canada Post and its employee union has ended for now.
Three Lions players injured in Detroit's 48-42 loss to the Buffalo Bills Sunday.
The organization is planning to exchange the recyclables for money that they can use to help distribute children’s books.
One man was arrested for impaired driving following a driving complaint to police Saturday.
The Toronto Maple Leafs lost to the Detroit Red Wings in Satuday night NHL action.
