Statement from MPP Paul Vickers on TC Transcontinental Plant Closure
October 16th, 2026 Owen Sound – “I am disappointed with TC Transcontinental’s decision to wind down operations at their printing plant in…
Member of Provincial Parliament
Paul Vickers
Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound
Working for the residents of Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound. Our constituency office is here to help you navigate provincial services, resolve issues, and connect with your community.
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Meet Paul Vickers
Paul Vickers is a lifelong resident of Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound and has dedicated his life to community service and our region’s successful agricultural sector. Paul was elected as the Member of Provincial Parliament for Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound on February 27, 2025 and has been appointed to be Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness.
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SweetWater Music Festival’s $29,000 OTF Grant from the Province Results in the new SweetStrings Ensemble
OWEN SOUND, ON – On Saturday afternoon, MPP Paul Vickers was at the SweetWater Music Festival to formally congratulate the local group…
Ontario Connecting More People to Faster Emergency Care
Investments in emergency care have reduced ambulance offload times by 68 per cent GREY COUNTY — The Ontario government is investing…