North Huron Council awarded John Rutledge Architect the Blyth Daycare expansion project contract during its Apr. 7 regular meeting.
Local volunteers make birthdays special for food bank clients
Sometimes, it’s the little things. A small act of kindness or a thoughtful gesture can make a big difference in somebody’s life.
MVCA 2025 ambitious work plan priorities continue to protect and enhance local watersheds
At their regular March meeting, Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) board members approved a “very ambitious” 2025 work plan.
Remember them; learn from their children
Remember their names: Morgan Harris, Marcedes Myran, Rebecca Contois, and Ashlee Shingoose. They were more than statistics; they were mothers, sisters, aunties, and daughters – each with their own stories and families.
Battle of the Badges raises $3,500 for Victim Services
North Huron Fire Department (NHFD) and Huron County OPP laced up their skates for a good cause on Saturday, March 29, at the Wescast Community Complex.
Non-eligible unit recycling collection agreement reached
Interim Director of Public Works Chip Wilson updated North Huron council on the non-eligible unit recycling collection plan, saying that an agreement had been reached, pending council approval.
Meet Nelson Santos, North Huron’s new Chief Administrative Officer
Nelson Santos is very happy to be here in North Huron and says he is excited to live, work and play in his new community.
Battle of the Badges hockey game on Saturday
The North Huron Fire Department (NHFD) and the Huron Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are gearing up for a charity hockey game on Saturday, March 29 at the Wescast Community Complex.
F.E. Madill co-op student explores career in firefighting
Sara Whitehead’s eyes are pointed skyward as she plans for her future. The F.E. Madill Grade 12 student dreams of learning to fly a helicopter so that one day, she can help fight forest fires up north.
WAHS explores history of British Home Children in Huron County
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, over 100,000 British children were sent across the Atlantic to Canada in an astonishing migration movement that continued into the 1940s and profoundly impacted many families and communities.
Turnberry Gabbers hold St. Patrick’s Day High Tea social
The Turnberry Estates social group, lovingly referred to as the Turnberry Gabbers, held a St. Patrick’s Day High Tea social at the park’s clubhouse March 17 featuring sweet and savoury dishes, lots of green and of course, tea.
Shunned but unbroken – a First Nations woman’s journey of resilience
The passing of an Indigenous elder and the subsequent discord between family, community members and…
MVCA celebrates partnerships at AGM
Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) celebrated its partnerships during its rescheduled Annual General Meeting on Feb. 26, held at the Blyth Festival Theatre.
Empty chairs at budget meeting
The Township of North Huron held its final 2025 budget meeting on Mar. 17, which included the mandatory public meeting, a chance for local constituents to comment on the proposed financial plan for their tax dollars. However, every chair in the council chambers gallery remained empty.
Wingham Community Garden given notice, seeking new location
For thirteen years, the Wingham Community Garden and Orchard has produced fresh vegetables and fruit for the North Huron Community Food Share and the Salvation Army thanks to the generosity of the Maitland River Community Church (land) and Libro Credit Union (water).
