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Electing for High Tech in South Bruce
(September 10, 2010) - The Team

If you haven't checked your mail recently some exciting news awaits you from South Bruce Municipality! Beginning with this fall's civic elections ALL electors will have the option of voting in person (conventional paper ballot), via telephone or via the Internet!This is great news for Novemb

Teeswater Library Reopens!
(July 27, 2010) - Mark W. Law

Finally the doors are open to the 'brand new', well at least beautifully renovated Teeswater Library!Now boasting TWO floors of airy, bright library space, Teeswater Library is sure to become a favourite (was it ever not?) in the community! Congratulations to the Library Renovation C

The Teeswater Primer
(August 18, 2008) - Mark W. Law

[caption id="attachment_285" align="aligncenter" width="431" caption="Teeswater & Area"][/caption] Teeswater is a community in the municipality of South Bruce, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada. It is located 12 kilometers west of Mildmay, 16 kilometers north of Wingham on County Road 4, and

Teeswater Early History
(August 17, 2008) - Mark W. Law

[The name of the village is derived from the name given to the river flowing through it. But who named the stream, or when named, or why so called, the author has not been able authentically to find out, but it is said to have been given by one of the surveyors of the township who was born near the

Culross Early History
(August 16, 2008) - Mark W. Law

["Culross" is the name of a royal burgh and district in Perthshire, Scotland, and also is said to be the name of an estate of the Earl of Elgin, the Governor-General at the time the survey of this township was made.] Extract from the Report of County Valuators, 1901. ''We found the greater portion

Carrick Early History
(April 18, 2008) - Mark W. Law

http://www.electricscotland.com/history/canada/bruce/chapter24.htm [The title of Earl of Carrick was one borne by Robert the Bruce, and now by the eldest son of the Sovereign of Great Britain.] Extract from the Report of County Valuators, 1879. "This we found to be the best adapted township