“If you’re coming here, I want you to be able to see something you can’t see anywhere else.”
Morris-Turnberry building, bylaw departments busy
Over these months, the building department reports 42 projects, varying from agricultural storage sheds, sewage systems to agricultural additions like a silo and grain bin/foundation, to residential projects like decks, pools and new dwellings.
Vintage postcards show Wingham of old, historical society shares memories through material history
Wingham’s branch of the Huron County Library was full as Vath’s presentation spanning a hundred cards, collected through antique shows and more recently, online, provoked the audience to call out recognition of buildings, streets and landscapes – many drastically different, many much the same.
Municipality looks to province for Pioneer Park upgrades
Council here passed a motion authorizing staff to submit an application to the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund for improvement to Bluevale’s Pioneer Park.
Fire Chief Chad Kregar appointed as Huron County fire coordinator for another four-year term
North Huron council supports and acknowledges Fire Chief Chad Kregar’s continued appointment in the role of Huron County fire coordinator for another four year term.
Muskrat Festival rebrands ahead of new annual event
North Huron council approved the preparation of a Nov. 2 bylaw to adopt a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Flying Pig Shindig Committee and the township, ahead of the new committee’s 2027 event plans.
North Huron approves proposed adjustments to draft fees and charges; new fees for cemetery services; adjustments to recreation and licensing fees
At its Oct. 19 meeting, North Huron council approved the proposed 2027 draft fees and charges schedule, which will be brought back for official adoption on Nov. 2. Discussion ensued about new charges and adjusted fees across the township’s departments, mainly cemetery fees.
McLellan discusses lack of transparency in transition of conservation authorities
During Huron County council’s meeting Oct. 7, Coun. Alvin McLellan (Deputy Mayor, Huron East), noted his concern about what he signals as a lack of transparency with the transition costs of the Lake Huron Regional Conservation Authority.
North Huron reeve candidates discuss taxes, housing, recreation ahead of election
It was standing room only in Maitland River Elementary School’s gym the night of Oct. 6 for a conversation between the four candidates vying for reeve of North Huron. Stephen “Buck” Hill, William G. Darling, Trevor Seip and Mitch Wright sat at the front of the room.
Fire department sees busy summer, holds PTSD awareness session
During these months there were 51 incidents reported, 26 in North Huron, nine in Morris-Turnberry, eight in Central Huron and three in Ashfield-ColborneWawanosh.
Construction value this quarter $7,744,375
Comparatively, in 2025 construction value was $2,090,172.50 with 21 permits.
Bylaw reports 32 complaints this summer
Seven remain as open investigations.
Council discusses cemetery fees in North Huron; defers decision until talks can happen
Cemeteries were a lengthy topic of discussion at North Huron council’s Oct. 5 meeting. News of a large donation led into a separate decision to defer a motion about changing the township’s cemetery fee structure.
Author and Indigenous traditional dancer bring storytelling to Wingham school students
Kristi White, author of children’s book series The Adventures of Jay and Gizmo visited Wingham Town Hall Theatre.
Intimate Partner Violence response an employers’ responsibility, new consultation service helps workplaces prepare
“Meeting this obligation calls for a clear workplace policy and program, proactive risk assessments, and staff training,” and many workplaces lack this expertise.
