The “moving target” nature of the tariffs imposed as part of the American trade war with Canada has created a lot of uncertainty in both countries, in many industries, none more so than agriculture.
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Turnberry Gabbers hold St. Patrick’s Day High Tea social
The Turnberry Estates social group, lovingly referred to as the Turnberry Gabbers, held a St. Patrick’s Day High Tea social at the park’s clubhouse March 17 featuring sweet and savoury dishes, lots of green and of course, tea.
MVCA celebrates partnerships at AGM
Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) celebrated its partnerships during its rescheduled Annual General Meeting on Feb. 26, held at the Blyth Festival Theatre.
Lobb honours Huron, Bruce residents with Coronation Medals
Last week, Huron-Bruce Member of Parliament (MP) Ben Lobb announced the twenty (20) outstanding individuals from Huron and Bruce Counties that have been awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal.
North Huron Fire hosts third county-wide fire training weekend
NORTH HURON – The Fire Department of North Huron hosted its third county-wide Fire Training…
Empty chairs at budget meeting
The Township of North Huron held its final 2025 budget meeting on Mar. 17, which included the mandatory public meeting, a chance for local constituents to comment on the proposed financial plan for their tax dollars. However, every chair in the council chambers gallery remained empty.
HPPH addresses new measles exposure, Board of Health provided update on the contagious virus
Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) issued a news release dated March 12, sharing to the community of a new measles exposure.
Jane’s Walk seeks volunteers
Jane’s Walk Huron is looking for passionate local volunteers to lead community walks across Huron County this spring as part of the Jane’s Walk Festival, held worldwide the first weekend in May.
Brockton Mayor Chris Peabody weighs in on tariff situation
As the American-initiated trade war ramps up, local industries and businesses are already feeling the impact, according to Mayor Chris Peabody.
Walkerton Kinsmen provide assist to violin students
The Kinsmen Club of Walkerton has made a donation to help reduce barriers to professional violin lessons for local elementary students.
Local businesses, municipality talk tariff tremors shaking up the nation
The potential impact of threatened US tariffs on Canadian goods will affect businesses on both sides of the border.
OPP lays 151 charges across province in child exploitation investigation
OTTAWA - The OPP’s national, coordinated effort against online exploitation of children, titled Project Steel, has announced an assortment of charges and results in a police report on Mar. 5.
Local ambassadors represent Perth, Huron at Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies convention
TORONTO - The District 8 Ambassadors representing the sevens fairs in Perth and Huron Counties are pictured together at the recent Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies convention in Toronto.
Council authorizes telephone and internet-based voting for 2026 municipal election
HOWICK - At its Feb. 25 meeting, council here authorized the use of telephone and internet-based voting for the upcoming 2026 municipal election.
OFA urges local residents to support Ontario producers through ‘tumultuous’ times and political uncertainty
GUELPH - The Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) is encouraging consumers across the province to support local farmers facing difficult times due to political uncertainty.
