Our Communities

Chepstow is located in the municipality of Brockton in Bruce county. 

"Located along the Teeswater River on the edge of the Greenock Swamp, southern Ontario's largest forested wetland, Chepstow is close to nature. Chepstow is still serviced by its own post office and with fewer than 100 households you'll get to know your neighbours by name."

 

 

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Durham is located in the municipality of West Grey in Grey county.

"Durham Region is east of Toronto, in the Golden Horseshoe area of Ontario. It is a mix of rural, residential, and commercial land. North Durham is mostly rural, with a thriving agriculture sector, and is home to Oak Ridges Moraine. To the south, lakeshore communities offer urban development and a diverse employment base."

 

 

Formosa is a community located in the South Bruce municipality in Bruce county.

Prominent features of Formosa include the Church of the Immaculate Conception which was built from 1875-1883, and Lion and Lioness park. Formosa is the Latin word for "beautiful".

 

Hanover is a town located in Grey county. 

 

Hanover's vision statement is: "We are a progressive community where residents of all ages enjoy safe, healthy  lifestyles, meaningful employment, excellent services and personal fulfillment. We support growth while respecting and celebrating our heritage; enhancing our downtown; protecting our natural resources; and welcoming all to a friendly, caring, inclusive and supportive community. Our community is committed to good government, effective and efficient management and maintenance of municipal services, productive partnerships and collaborating with our local businesses and municipal neighbours to build local economies and community services for our mutual benefit."

 

 

 

Kincardine is a community in a municipality of the same name in Bruce county.

"The historic lakeshore town of Kincardine has remained true to its Scottish Heritage. Stroll through the village of unique shops and side streets, relax and watch a surfer at the beach and end the day with a Piper at sunset at the Kincardine Lighthouse. Not your everyday experience!"

 

 

Milday is a town located the municipality of South Bruce in Bruce county.

 

"The town of Mildmay, is located on Highway 9, where the community retains its old-time flavour when it was originally known as Mernersville. The village has its beginnings in 1867 when Samuel Merner surveyed a town plot. When a post office was opened there in Confederation Year, it took the name Mildmay after Mildmay Park in London, England."

 

 

Owen Sound is the largest community in the Bruce-Grey Catholic DSB neighbourhood. It is located in Grey County.

 

"This idyllic community is supported by a modern healthcare system, strong police and fire services, cutting-edge technology, strong industry, and a significant field of arts and culture. Located on the shores of Georgian Bay, the City of Owen Sound strikes a balance between historic charm and modern society. Tree-lined streets next to a magnificent harbour are complemented by a resilient industrial workforce, modern technology, and strong economic development."

 

 

Port Elgin is a community in the municipality of Saugeen Shores in Bruce County.

 

"Port Elgin is the perfect place to shake off the work week and bust out your fun. With lots to see & do you can be as busy (or as lazy) as you wish! Play in the park, walk the trails and build sandcastles on the White Sand Beaches .  Visit the local attractions or plan your trips around the amazing local events. With so many fun things to do, there's just no way to contain yourself! Tour the site and find a place to stay, a new favourite place to eat and, of course, where to go for a little shopping therapy."

 

 

Teeswater is a community in the municipality of South Bruce in Bruce County.

 

"Teeswater evokes a memory of a simpler time- where food was homegrown and cooked with care, rolling hills expanded over the countryside and rich history was unearthed with every season. The pride of agriculture is felt at the heart of the community- Teeswater is Tractor Town."

 

 

Walkerton is a town in the municipality of Brockton in Bruce County.

 

"Walkerton is a quaint town situated on the banks of the Saugeen River. Known to the Ojibway as Hahskosesing meaning “Little Marsh,” Walkerton began in 1850 when Joseph Walker arrived, building a dam across the Saugeen and then erecting a saw and grist mill. Walker, who was also the proprietor of a tavern, not only gave his name to this river town, but also became its first mayor."