The Ontario government’s implementation of changes to recycling programs for Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional properties (ICI) has township staff and North Huron councillors searching for a viable solution by the Jan. 1, 2026, deadline.
Cultural summit focused on building belonging through art, culture and heritage
The Huron Cultural Office, in partnership with Local Immigration Partnership, held its annual Huron County Cultural Summit on Nov. 13 at the Lower Hall and Theatre at Blyth Memorial Hall.
North Huron approves parkland dedication bylaw
Staff at the Township of North Huron introduced an updated Parkland Dedication and Cash-in-Lieu of Parkland Bylaw on Nov. 3.
Local postpartum doula offers holistic support for new parents
This hidden landscape of post-delivery life is part of local postpartum doula Alyssa Sampson’s focus.
CIP grant awarded to local business
The Council of the Township of North Huron has approved an $8,000 grant to support the expansion of Pick a Posie Vintage, a local business located at 345 Queen Street, Blyth.
Wingham and area community gather to remember
community members gathered at the local cenotaph on Nov. 11 to remember the soldiers, sailors and airmen who fought and died for the cause of freedom.
North Huron celebrates community spirit with Volunteer Appreciation Night
The Township of North Huron celebrated community spirit on Nov. 5 at the Blyth Memorial Hall, with members of 33 different organizations attending this first-time event that highlighted the “heartbeat” of the community, its volunteers.
Wingham Community Garden and Orchard reports record harvest
The Wingham Community Garden and Orchard has broken its own record, according to garden volunteer Phil Beard, producing a whopping 1,969 lbs of fresh fruits and vegetables. It was noted that the orchard produced 480 lbs of fruit this year.
North Huron approves RFP for SCADA upgrades to Wingham and Blyth water systems
North Huron Council approved a $287,900 contract with ACTEMIUM to upgrade the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems in the Wingham and Blyth water systems.
Maitland Conservation considers closure of Wawanosh Park Conservation Area
Wawanosh Park Conservation Area (WPCA), affectionately known as “Donnybrook” by its loyal campers, has for decades provided a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and foster a close-knit community according to campers.
Historical society to hold second annual Fallfest
The Wingham and Area Historical Society (WAHS) invites you to its second Fallfest at the Wingham Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 2 to 4 p.m.
Huron County’s EarlyOn program holds spooktacular Halloween parade in Wingham
Huron County’s EarlyOn program in Wingham held a spooktacular Halloween parade on Oct. 31,…
Fletcher accepts permanent job as treasurer
During the Nov. 3 regular council meeting, CAO Nelson Santos informed North Huron Council of upcoming changes in the finance department.
Decision on commercial recycling services deferred
North Huron Council has postponed a decision on commercial recycling services, deferring action on how local businesses will manage recyclable materials after the province’s policy changes take effect on January 1, 2026.
Changes to water, wastewater, recreation fees approved
Interim Director of Finance Annette Fletcher presented the 2026 draft Fees and Charges Bylaw to North Huron council on Nov. 3.
