Protesters stand against ‘criminality’ of Ford’s provincial government

July 2, 2026 @ 6:42 amNews, Wingham Advance Times

Protesters against Ontario Premier Doug Ford took to the streets across the province on the weekend. In the Huron-Bruce riding, protests were scheduled for both Blyth and Kincardine. Protesters in Blyth took advantage of the mid-day crowds for the Blyth Festival – who were heading to see Sisters of ‘78, a play about labour protests – to connect with the community. (Denny Scott photo)

BLYTH – Protesters from across northern Huron County, as well as Hanover and Exeter, came together to express their displeasure with both Premier Doug Ford and his policies over the weekend. On Saturday, June 27, protestors lined the street and sidewalk in front of Huron-Bruce Member of Provincial Parliament and Minister of Rural Affairs Lisa…

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