Council is considering several changes to North Perth’s zoning bylaw, including when it becomes necessary for multi-unit residential dwellings to have a visitor parking spot.
2022 North Perth budget proposes 2.3 per cent residential tax increase
Council has expressed its support of a proposed $16.8 million capital budget for 2022.
Roundabout at Line 87-Highway 23 could be five years away
The Ministry of Transportation says a roundabout at an intersection north of Listowel that could potentially aid in creating a much-needed truck bypass around the downtown core is on its radar.
The mute button is your friend
If the past three weeks have taught me anything, it’s that people have opinions on a variety of topics.
Morris-Turnberry council costs come in $32K under budget
The cost of paying local politicians in Morris-Turnberry came in well under budget last year.
January a slow month for home sales in North Huron
January was a slow month for home sales in North Huron.
Brockton home sales steady in January
Home sales in Brockton continued to hold steady in the first month of 2022.
Pay now or pay later – either way, we’ll pay
If you’re like me, you’ve been putting off renewing your licence plate sticker. For me, it is simply a case of being too lazy to head on down to the ServiceOntario office to get the new stickers.
North Perth appoints new clerk, deputy clerk
The municipality has filled two integral positions at the municipal office.
Morris-Turnberry reports ‘very good year’ for building permit fees
While it wasn’t a record-setting year for building permit numbers in Morris-Turnberry, the municipality recorded what Mayor Jamie Heffer called a “very good year” in 2021.
Nelemans continues to question BMGCC fundraising consultant deal
MORRIS-TURNBERRY – Council briefly discussed Huron East’s recent approval of a contract with…
Huron County Plowing Match set for Aug. 18-19, 2022
The dates for the 2022 Huron County Plowing Match have been announced.
Lobb tables bill to exempt farmers from carbon tax
Ben Lobb is spearheading another attempt to remove the federal carbon tax from fuels used for drying grain and heating barns, along with other specific farming activities.
Province says free COVID rapid tests available at pharmacies, grocery stores beginning Feb. 9
The province says more than 44 million COVID-19 rapid testing kits will be made available to the general public for at-home use.
Just because we can, should we?
We are nearly one week into the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China, and in the Wilson household, the TV has been tuned in for a lot of the action.
