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Nathan Shubert
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News Reporter and Anchor, Bayshore Broadcasting
Owen Sound
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By Nathan Shubert Verified| Bayshore Broadcasting@ The Sydenham Sportsmen’s Association is transporting 108,000 rainbow trout eggs after making its annual release into the Sydenham River earlier this month. Vice-President Chris Geberdt says over 40 volunteers took part in the release of 60,000 rainbow trout at Harrison Park in Owen Sound on April 5. “It just gives an extra boost to the population. Normally three per cent is survival rate in nature, but the way we do it, it probably raises it to 10 or 15 per cent,” says Geberdt.
By Nathan Shubert Verified| Bayshore Broadcasting@ The REACH Centre Grey Bruce is advocating for vulnerable adults in the region left without support. Executive Director Jennifer Miller says Adult Protective Services is no longer being provided through Bruce Grey Child and Family Services after running the program for a number of years. Adult Protective Services helps adults with developmental disabilities who are living on their own by directing how they can access services and supports.
By Nathan Shubert Verified| Bayshore Broadcasting@ The Sydenham Sportsmen’s Association is transporting 108,000 rainbow trout eggs after making its annual release into the Sydenham River earlier this month. Vice-President Chris Geberdt says over 40 volunteers took part in the release of 60,000 rainbow trout at Harrison Park in Owen Sound on April 5. “It just gives an extra boost to the population. Normally three per cent is survival rate in nature, but the way we do it, it probably raises it to 10 or 15 per cent,” says Geberdt.
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Bayshore Broadcasting
Bayshore Broadcasting Corporation with head office in Owen Sound, Ontario, is an independent broadcaster operating nine radio stations across southern/central Ontario, in Grey, Bruce, Simcoe, Dufferin, Huron and Muskoka. Our stations include heritage AM 560 CFOS, Mix 106.5 (CIXK-FM), Country 93 (CKYC-FM) in Owen Sound; 97.9 the Bruce (CFPS-FM) in Port Elgin (and CFPS-FM-1 repeater in Tobermory), Max 97.7 in Collingwood/Wasaga Beach (CHGB-FM), Country 104.9 in Goderich (CHWC-FM), 89.1 Max FM in Orillia (CISO-FM), Country 105 (CFDC-FM) in Shelburne, and Country 102 in Bracebridge (CJMU-FM). All can be streamed live from their web sites. Bayshore believes in the importance of local news and information on the airwaves in each of our markets. The Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre is one of the largest independent newsrooms north of the GTA, bringing local news, sports, and discussion to our broadcast markets. The News Centre has been recognized numerous times by the RTNDA.
Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada
+1 519-376-2030
Founded: 1940