Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) is holding a measles vaccination clinic in Listowel on Monday, April 14, 2025, from 1 to 5 p.m.
Wingham Advance Times
With or without CanCon, start watching, listening, reading Canadian
“First of all, there is no Canadian culture. I’ve never read any Canadian literature. And when have you ever heard anyone say, ‘Honey, let’s stay in and order Canadian food?’” – Stu Smiley (as played by Kevin Pollack) in Canadian Bacon.
Brussels hosts annual spring market
Over 70 vendors brought crafts and goods to sell at the fourth annual spring market.
AI and its role in healthcare
I read somewhere that Canada spends close to $350 billion on healthcare per year. That is about $7,500 per person per year.
John Rutledge Architect awarded Blyth Daycare expansion project
North Huron Council awarded John Rutledge Architect the Blyth Daycare expansion project contract during its Apr. 7 regular meeting.
Public Health advises community of several new measles exposures in local hospitals and businesses
Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) is advising the community of several new measles exposures in the area, including at Wingham and District Hospital.
Local volunteers make birthdays special for food bank clients
Sometimes, it’s the little things. A small act of kindness or a thoughtful gesture can make a big difference in somebody’s life.
MVCA 2025 ambitious work plan priorities continue to protect and enhance local watersheds
At their regular March meeting, Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) board members approved a “very ambitious” 2025 work plan.
I Am Huron campaign will recognize immigrant contributions
The Huron County Immigration Partnership is excited to launch the I Am Huron campaign, a press release states.
South Bruce approves replacement of truck
Despite a recommendation from staff to purchase a vehicle from Leslie Motors, South Bruce Council voted to go with a 2025 Chevrolet Silverado from Hallman GMC to replace a vehicle that was lost last year.
‘The Queen’s Quartet, A Bridgerton Inspired Concert’ stops at Wingham on April 27 with special vocal guests Kamden Gillespie, Maya Valdez
WINGHAM - On April 1, 2025 Lady Whistledown published her latest Society Paper, which stated, “Dearest Gentle Reader, the Ton is abuzz with gossip that one once removed will return again, to share their tantalizing gift of music for the betterment of all. I, for one, would like to confirm the rumors
OCC’s Tisch optimistic about Canada weathering trade war
The Huron Chamber of Commerce welcomed Daniel Tisch, president and chief executive officer of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, to Blyth to discuss the impact of tariffs on local businesses.
The history of Neptune, impact on the future
In confusing times, it is only human to look for a way to make sense of it all. Given the current political affairs of the present day, I bet many are looking for a distraction.
Road rationalization report does not recommend Perth County assume Listowel truck bypass roads
STRATFORD - When North Perth entered the road rationalization process with Perth County, it sought to have the county assume the maintenance of five roads that currently fall under municipal responsibility. However, it appears the opposite will happen.
Remember them; learn from their children
Remember their names: Morgan Harris, Marcedes Myran, Rebecca Contois, and Ashlee Shingoose. They were more than statistics; they were mothers, sisters, aunties, and daughters – each with their own stories and families.
