Business

Ground has broken on the construction of Ideal Supply’s new distribution centre north of Listowel. On Nov. 23, a ceremonial ribbon cutting was held to mark the occasion. Pictured, from left: North Perth Deputy Mayor Doug Kellum; Mike Smith, general sales manager, Ideal Supply; Howie Pruden, vice-pre

Walking through the doors of Divine Wellness Spa on Listowel’s Main Street, you can’t help but feel relaxed.

Few things can make a room feel outdated like old or broken window coverings, or incomplete with a lack of window coverings.

Wingham Foodland is teaming up with the Wingham and District hospital this holiday season.

Each year, Lowe’s Canada challenges its Canadian network, including the Moffatt and Powell Rona in Atwood, to fundraise for local non-profit organizations or public schools during the Heroes Campaign. The Atwood store chose the local Lions Club to be the recipient of this year’s funds, recently pres

Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner toured the Waterloo, North Perth and Wellington area on Nov. 9 to visit local green businesses and call for more supports to kickstart a green recovery from COVID-19.

The County of Huron has hired a new director of economic development.

After a year and a half of renovations, Coastal Coffee’s new headquarters inside the former Ashfield Presbyterian Church will open to the public on Nov. 27 and 28. 

Last week, Boho Tide boutique opened in a new location on Wingham’s main street.

Welcome hōm. That’s the message Chris and Emily Campbell would like to extend to the North Perth community and all their future patrons.

As part of the Fall Economic Statement, the Ontario government announced on Nov. 2 that it will introduce legislation that, if passed, would raise the general minimum wage from $14.35 to $15.00 per hour effective Jan. 1.