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April 3 Walkerton Lottery Winners named

Submitted April 17, 2025News, Walkerton Herald-Times

WALKERTON - Congratulations to the Walkerton Lottery Winners for April 3 Major Draw #8: Connie Detzler, $1,000; Don Butland, $500; John Ernewein, $300; Mike Brant, $250; Jusy and Ken Kraemer, $200; Jim, Beth and Nora Bohnert, $150. Draw was made by Rose Austin. 

Measles Vaccination Clinic in Listowel April 14

Submitted April 10, 2025Listowel Banner, News, Wingham Advance Times

Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) is holding a measles vaccination clinic in Listowel on Monday, April 14, 2025, from 1 to 5 p.m.

Public Health advises community of several new measles exposures in local hospitals and businesses

Submitted April 10, 2025Local News, Wingham Advance Times

Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) is advising the community of several new measles exposures in the area, including at Wingham and District Hospital.

I Am Huron campaign will recognize immigrant contributions

Submitted April 10, 2025Local News, Rural, Wingham Advance Times

The Huron County Immigration Partnership is excited to  launch the I Am Huron campaign, a press release states.

Hiccups: A great annoyance that can turn deadly

Megan Lockhart - Stratford-Perth Archives April 10, 2025Columns, Listowel Banner, Opinion, Pieces of the Past

Hiccups are normally just a small annoyance many people have had to suffer through temporarily over the course of their lives. But, what happens when these little diaphragm spasms turn deadly?

Police investigated multiple vehicle accidents in the area over the past week

Submitted April 10, 2025Listowel Banner, News, Police

NORTH PERTH - On April 4 around 3 p.m., a pickup truck entered onto Wallace Ave N at Binning St W., striking a northbound motor vehicle and a parked vehicle, Perth County OPP confirms. Pictured above, the driver of the pickup was charged with Disobey Stop Sign - Fail to Stop. No injuries were report

4-H Ontario announces new 2025 4-H ambassadors

Submitted April 10, 2025Listowel Banner, News, Rural

GUELPH - 4-H Ontario is proud to announce the selection of four ambassadors  who will represent and champion the 4-H program across the province in 2025.

U15 Cyclones wrap up season at OMHA championship tournament

Submitted April 10, 2025Listowel Banner, Sports

The Listowel Cyclones U15 Tier 2 team faced Shallow Lake in a best of three series. With the series tied at one the Cyclones battled hard and clinched the WOAA championship title on March 19. 

HPPH warns of new measles exposures

Submitted April 10, 2025Listowel Banner, News

CLINTON - Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) is advising the community of several new measles exposures in the area.

The Mystery of Andrew Wilson – a continuation

Jan Briggs-McGowan and David Lamb April 10, 2025Editorials, Local News, Walkerton Herald-Times

In an earlier article about the 175th Anniversary of St. Thomas Anglican Church in Walkerton,…

Saugeen Connects launches sixth annual student program

Submitted April 10, 2025News, Walkerton Herald-Times

Saugeen Connects is igniting entrepreneurial spirit among local youth with the return of its highly successful Saugeen Student Start-Up Program (SSUP).

Walkerton turnbacks, April 10, 2025

Submitted April 10, 2025Local News, Walkerton Herald-Times

From April 6, 1994: – Pure, wholesome milk is an important image to dairy farmers and one they…

Mustangs wrap up season – annual free skate set for April 13 at Listowel arena

Submitted April 10, 2025News

BRUCE COUNTY - On the weekend of March 22-23 four Upper Maitland Mustangs teams participated in the WOAA year end tournament in Ripley/Lucknow and Keady.

WDHF receives multiple gala donations

Submitted April 10, 2025News, Walkerton Herald-Times

To access this post, you must purchase Digital Subscription - Monthly or Digital…

OPP seeking help locating missing person; 18 charges laid against Neustadt resident during traffic stop

Submitted April 10, 2025News, Police, Walkerton Herald-Times

The South Bruce OPP is seeking public assistance to locate a missing person.

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Municipal, conservation leaders call for pause on restructuring

Municipal leaders and conservation experts are warning the restructuring of conservation authorities (CAs) outlined in provincial Bill 68 could jeopardize decades of successful watershed management, reduce local governance and impose significant financial burdens on municipalities.

County capital budget to drain reserves down to $1 million

Thirty-three projects totalling $9.6 million were approved for tender in the 2026 Perth County capital budget. The next part of the budget, the draft operating budget, is slated to be presented at the Jan. 22 Perth County Council meeting. 

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Walkerton Rotary Club Lottery Draw winners

Winners of the Jan. 8 Walkerton Rotary Lottery Draw

Brockton’s first Mayor’s Budget comes in at increase of 2.64 per cent to levy

WALKERTON - Brockton council has successfully completed its first Mayor’s Budget, coming in with an increase to the municipal tax levy of roughly 2.64 per cent over last year.

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Municipal, conservation leaders call for pause on restructuring

Municipal leaders and conservation experts are warning the restructuring of conservation authorities (CAs) outlined in provincial Bill 68 could jeopardize decades of successful watershed management, reduce local governance and impose significant financial burdens on municipalities.

Maitland Conservation adopts 2026 work plan

Maitland Conservation (MC) board members approved their 2026 work plan and budget despite ongoing uncertainty stemming from the province’s plan to amalgamate conservation authorities (CAs).

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What do we do with all the dark?

Happy new year! Yup. You heard me. The family of Jesus’ followers around the world is celebrating…

World Diabetes Day: Myths, facts, why it matters

Every year on Nov. 14, people around the world recognize World Diabetes Day (WDD) – a day that honours Canadian scientist Sir Frederick Banting (on his birthday), who co-discovered insulin alongside Charles Best in 1922.

The meaning behind Diabetes Awareness Month

November marks Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on a disease that affects millions of people worldwide – including right here in North Perth.

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Municipal, conservation leaders call for pause on restructuring

By Cory Bilyea

Municipal leaders and conservation experts are warning the restructuring of conservation authorities (CAs) outlined in provincial Bill 68 could jeopardize decades of successful watershed management, reduce local governance and impose significant financial burdens on municipalities.

Maitland Conservation adopts 2026 work plan

By Cory Bilyea

Maitland Conservation (MC) board members approved their 2026 work plan and budget despite ongoing uncertainty stemming from the province’s plan to amalgamate conservation authorities (CAs).

County capital budget to drain reserves down to $1 million

By Kelsey Bent

Thirty-three projects totalling $9.6 million were approved for tender in the 2026 Perth County capital budget. The next part of the budget, the draft operating budget, is slated to be presented at the Jan. 22 Perth County Council meeting. 

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