Councillors from Morris-Turnberry decided to hold off on reopening the municipal office for another month.
Final numbers in for 2020 municipal drain maintenance in Morris-Turnberry
Trevor Hallam, CAO of Morris-Turnberry, provided a report to council on July 20, telling them the final costs associated with the municipal drain maintenance for the municipality in 2020.
Morris-Turnberry reports record two months in building permits
Chief Building Official Kirk Livingston told Morris-Turnberry councillors that the total value of construction to date is $8,836,097, more than doubling the amount from last year’s total of $4,160,650.
Toronto Zoo conducting bat research in South Bruce
Members of an elite group of field workers from the Toronto Zoo are monitoring bat activity in South Bruce to assess their population, health and breeding status.
National Indigenous Peoples Day recognized by the NWMO
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) released a statement on National Indigenous People's Day on June 21 in what they call their "reconciliation journey."
Maitland Mills Association withdraws proposal for Gorrie Mill
GORRIE – The Maitland Mills Association informed Maitland Conservation recently that they would…
North Huron council receives 2020 audit results
Peter Seebach from Seebach and Company, professional chartered accountants, presented the results of the 2020 audited financial statements to North Huron council at the regular meeting, held virtually on June 7.
Commercial façade improvement grant awarded for downtown Wingham plaza
The plaza located at 355 Josephine St. is getting a facelift. The new owner was awarded the maximum of $10,000 after applying to the Commercial Façade Improvement Grant to repair Units 1 and 2, which have been empty and fallen into disrepair.
North Huron council debates ward system, composition of council
A debate about how the deputy reeve is appointed ended in deferring the whole conversation at the North Huron council meeting on June 21.
Huron County celebrates bike month
Members of the Huron County Cycling Advisory Committee sent out a press release on June 18 to encourage residents to take the time to “rekindle the youthful joy of exploring the county by bike.”
