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Bruce Peninsula Hospice enjoyed fine weather for its 7th annual hike on Sunday May 5th. Hosted at four locations on the peninsula, over 100 hikers were treated to spectacular views and sightings: a 5,000 year-old cave near Lion’s Head, a historic ruin in Wiarton, a piping plover and forest in Sauble Beach and a gorgeous view of Georgian Bay in Tobermory. read more...
Congratulations to Elaine Bell, the recipient of the 2019 June Callwood Award and to Dee Burnlees and John Stafford, recipients of the 2019 South Bruce Peninsula Volunteer Award. Kudos to Jan Arnold, as well, who was honoured at the Northern Bruce Peninsula Recognition Awards. more details ...
Birthday Wishes Assist Hike for Hospice
A long time Wiarton resident transformed a birthday gathering of family and friends into an opportunity to make a significant contribution to Bruce Peninsula Hike for Hospice.
In honour of Dorothy Ironmonger’s eightieth birthday, those attending the celebration pledged funds to the seventh annual Hike for Hospice. Close to $1000 was raised... read more...
