News and Notices

Due to the current weather conditions today, August 18th, 2023, both the north and south piers in Kincardine are closed to public access effective immediately.

Barriers have been put in place to prevent access to the piers.

Bruce Road 15 from Sideroad 15 Kincardine to Highway 21 will be closed daily from August 21st to the 24th, weather permitting, for culvert replacements.

There will be no through traffic daily from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Detour routes will be marked with signage.

KINCARDINE, ON – Council and staff of the Municipality of Kincardine send their sympathies to the Town of Goderich, the friends, and family of Mayor Myles Murdock who has passed away. Mayor Murdock’s commitment to the community was anchored in his love for Goderich. 

The sidewalk on the east side of Queen Street is closed between Hamilton Lane and Mechanics Avenue in Kincardine due to overhead wire issues.

Westario Power had been dispatched and it is expected to reopen by approximately 3 p.m. this afternoon.

The following is a summary of major discussion items presented at Council and Committee of the Whole on August 14, 2023. Please refer to the websitefor the complete and official records of the meeting including consent agenda items, motions of Council, communications, detailed reports, and attachments. 

The Bruce County Public Works Association is offering a scholarship, valued at $1,000, to be presented to an outstanding student in Bruce County enrolled in a program related to public works.

There are road closures scheduled for Saturday, August 12th, 2023 for Piping in the Park. These closures will be in effect from 7:45 - 9 p.m.

KINCARDINE, ON – An open invitation to residents of Grey, Huron, and Bruce counties invites them to learn and celebrate the Hindu culture at a community open house on Saturday, August 12th in Kincardine.

There are temporary water shutoffs scheduled for next week as part of the Downtown Dig Kincardine.

KINCARDINE, ON – The Municipality of Kincardine are excited to be collaborating with community partners Bruce County Library and Museum, Bruce Power, NPX, Kincardine District Secondary School, and the Grey Bruce Immigration Partnership, as they host the first Afro Caribbean Youth Culture Awards.