Township council voted in favour of an updated flag policy that includes raising alternative flags and considerations for half-mast requests after a request was made by council for staff to review the current bylaw in June 2021.
Policy changes coming for manufacturing cannabis in North Huron
North Huron is planning to join several surrounding municipalities in regulating the location of cannabis production facilities by establishing “setbacks to sensitive uses.”
Saugeen Ojibway Nation mothers reach out to off-reserve members
Helping those affected by addictions is one of the ways that a group of concerned mothers and community members are giving back to their community.
Live music returns to Southwestern Ontario
The lights dimmed in the theatre; the electrified anticipation quickly changing as people rose to their feet, erupting in deafening applause, as legendary singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie emerged from backstage, greeting her audience with a huge smile that felt like a warm hug.
Huron County to purchase accessible portable washroom
Events and activities in Huron County will be more accessible for individuals with mobility issues with the purchase of a portable washroom that includes an access ramp with handrails.
Wingham property owner gets honourable mention for accessibility award
Arnold Morrison quickly responded to a request for help when a customer had difficulty getting in and out of the hair salon she frequented, installing a grab bar within two hours of hearing about the issue.
Local couple an inspiration, says Maitland Conservation
St. Augustine Creek couple Jann and Mike Van Massenhoven are inspiring others to plant more trees and shrubs, according to Maitland Conservation (MC).
Key directions of parks and rec master plan presented to North Huron council
Monteith Brown Planning Consultants presented their key directions for the Parks, Recreation, and Culture Master Plan to North Huron council on Nov. 10 at its special council meeting at the Town Hall Theatre in Wingham.
Council defers decision on Blyth Campground pilot project
Director of Parks and Recreation Vicky Luttenberger and councillors held a lengthy discussion about the Blyth Campground Pilot Project during the special council meeting on Nov. 10.
Controversial intersection in Blyth to get stop lights
Huron County council received a report regarding the intersection of Huron County Road 25 and Huron County Road 4, in Blyth, from Manager of Public Works Cameron Harper. Harper’s report included a recommendation to install traffic lights instead of a roundabout at the intersection.
Cost-of-living allowance to impact township budget by nearly $90K
Director of Finance Donna White reported to council on Nov. 15 regarding the cost-of-living allowance (COLA) adjustment in the upcoming budget.
When are people going to learn that money cannot be eaten?
What will it take for humankind to understand that the destruction they are causing to our Mother Earth will kill us all?
Charges pending against downtown Wingham restaurant
Charges are pending against Buck and Jo’s restaurant, according to Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH), after the owner of the business repeatedly and openly defied the current health regulations regarding vaccine passports.
Council defers request from Wingham Columbus Centre
Council deferred a request from the Wingham Columbus Centre (WCC) to reduce their contribution to the township until discussions about possible future use of space for township meeting purposes are held.
Ontario government injects much-needed funds into agri-food processing
Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Lisa Thompson held a press conference at Gay Lea Food Co-op in Teeswater on Nov. 15 to announce a $25 million investment into the agri-food supply chain.
