North Huron Council has denied a request to raise the World Press Freedom Day flag at the municipal office on May 3, following a lengthy statement from Coun. Chris Palmer, who questioned the political nature of the flag and its connection to the United Nations.
North Huron approves BYO alcohol policy after provincial directive
North Huron Council approved a policy update that allows event organizers to run designated “bring your own” (BYO) alcohol areas at outdoor public events, provided the organizer applies for the designation and accepts the added controls and liability.
Council says no to organics, yes to bins; bag tags to be phased out in North Huron
North Huron scrap its bag-tag, pay‑as‑you‑go system and move to flat‑rate, weekly garbage and recycling pickup using standardized bins across the township.
Township declares former museum building surplus; eyes deal to preserve historic clock tower
The Township of North Huron has declared the former museum building at 273 Josephine St. surplus to its needs, opening the door to a sale and possible redevelopment, while also exploring ways to preserve the building’s iconic clock tower and allow potential rezoning, including for residential use.
Community rallies around family of youth hurt in fire
Community members and local businesses in the Township of North Huron have come together to help a family touched by a tragedy.
Postcards, glove factory shape Wingham’s story
On a chilly April afternoon at the Wingham & Area Historical Society’s (WAHS) regular meeting, talk of leather, fleece and factory floors soon gave way to faded ink and penny stamps.
Conservation experts warn as province moves to dismantle conservation system
A province‑wide coalition of conservation experts, farmers and cottagers is urging the Ontario government to halt its plan to consolidate 36 conservation authorities into nine regional bodies.
Vance Fund grant helps restore iconic 19th-century landmark in Teeswater
A century-old pillar of the Teeswater skyline is standing a little taller this year thanks to a grant from the Leland and Thora Vance Fund.
Wingham Lions Club hosts rain-soaked Easter Egg Hunt at Cruikshank Park
Not even a relentless spring downpour could dampen the spirits, or the appetites, of local kids during the Wingham Lions Club’s annual Easter Egg Hunt at Cruikshank Park.
North Huron presented with wastewater year end report
WINGHAM - During the March 16 North Huron Council meeting, Veolia Project Manager Scott Gowan reported 100 per cent compliance in drinking water systems for the fourth consecutive year, stating, “there were no adverse results on any of the samples.”
Seniors’ Active Living and other events coming up
NORTH HURON - From gentle Tai Chi sessions at the library to informative estate-planning workshops, North Huron is rolling out a diverse spring schedule designed to keep local seniors active and informed.
North Huron Council approves lease extension for Blyth G2G Trail
WINGHAM - North Huron Council here has approved a five-year lease extension and an amended agreement for a portion of the former Goderich to Guelph (G2G) Rail Trail.
Walking together: Bridging two worlds to protect one landscape
HURON COUNTY - Members of Neyaashiinigmiing’s Bagida’waad Alliance joined staff and volunteers from Maitland Conservation for a muddy spring walk on Mar. 26, using bird migration, the history of local trees and changing waters as starting points for collaboration, reconciliation and sharing care fo
Belgrave Playground Committee plans exciting summer kickoff event for 2026
The Belgrave Playground Committee is hosting a three-day Kickoff Summer Event from June 12 to 14 at the Belgrave Community Centre.
David Yates releases new book, Huron at the Crossroads: 1925-2025
As Huron County prepares to mark its bicentennial, local historian and retired teacher David Yates is offering a timely gift to the community.
