Ryan Drury

Ryan Drury was born and raised in Arthur, Ontario. He is a graduate of Conestoga College's Broadcast Television program. He lives in Kitchener, Ontario, and anchors news and sports for CKNX News, and appears on the Cherry Buslines OHA hockey broadcasts. Ryan also has his own hockey podcast called Hockey Talk. Email him at rdrury@blackburnradio.com. Follow him on Twitter: @CKNX_Drury

CHL postpones Top Prospects Game due to COVID-19 concerns

The Canadian Hockey League announced today the postponement of the 2022 CHL Top Prospects Game and Showcase in Kitchener.

City establishes partnership to ensure warming stations are available

The City of Owen Sound has partnered with Safe N’ Sound to ensure there are warming stations available during upcoming extreme cold weather.

Brand new peopleCare long-term care facility to be rebuilt in Stratford

Perth-Wellington MPP Randy Pettapiece was joined by Minister of Long-Term Care, Rod Phillips, this morning for an announcement via zoom regarding a local long-term care project.

Police investigating slew of car and building break-ins

Perth County OPP are investigating a rash of thefts from vehicles and outbuildings.

WOAA announces regular season complete, will resume with playoffs

The WOAA Senior Hockey League has announced their regular season is over.

MPP announces new festivals and events funding

Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson announced new funding available from the government for local festivals and events.

Troubling trends emerge following regional Festive R.I.D.E. campaigns

Regional numbers are in from the OPP following their 2021 Festive R.I.D.E. campaigns.

Local family health team warns of impending staff shortages

The Mount Forest Family Health Team is warning that they could soon cut back services due to staffing shortages.

Highway 21 closed

Police have closed a portion of Highway 21.

Victoria Jubilee Hall celebrating 125th year

The Victoria Jubilee Hall in Walkerton turns 125 this year, and board member Robin Zettel says it’s great to be able to celebrate such a significant hub for arts and culture in the town.