The County of Huron has hired a new director of economic development.
Wingham Advance Times
Huron County acknowledges Treaties Recognition Week
“We are all treaty people” is a phrase used often during discussions about Indigenous land and the fight to get the Canadian government to uphold their side of the “bargain.”
Celebrate Coastal Coffee’s holiday market, open house goes Nov. 27 – 28
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.
Boho Tide boutique opens in new downtown location after recent online success
Last week, Boho Tide boutique opened in a new location on Wingham’s main street.
Morris-Turnberry agrees to increase its share of BMGCC renovation project
After much deliberation and a closed session of council, Morris-Turnberry will increase their contribution to the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre (BMGCC) renovation project.
COVID-19 financial impact surpasses 300K in Howick Township
Treasurer Brenda Weishar for Howick presented a report to council on Nov. 2 detailing the costs related to the COVID-19 pandemic from January 2021 to Sept. 30, 2021.
HPPH issues Section 22 order against North Huron business owner
Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) served a Section 22 order on a North Huron business operator following a recent inspection blitz in the township, a press release said on Nov. 5.
Huron County’s emergency shelter reopening Nov. 15
Huron Out of the Cold: Heart to Home emergency shelter will reopen its doors on Nov. 15, a press release from the County of Huron said.
Cruickshank family donation will make park upgrades a reality
A donation from the Cruickshank family will help to improve Cruikshank Park, located across from the fire hall in downtown Wingham.
Drive safe and arrive safe in Grey, Bruce and Huron counties this winter
Don’t let the recent bit of nice weather fool you – snow is on the way. The transportation departments of Grey, Bruce, and Huron counties have partnered with the Ministry of Transportation and the Ontario Provincial Police to remind the public about winter road safety. All roadway users must travel
Pickering, Clarington mayors talk of experiences hosting nuclear facilities in their communities
The November meeting of the South Bruce Community Liaison Committee (CLC) featured a panel discussion with the mayors of Clarington and Pickering about their experiences working and living with nuclear facilities in their communities.
Flu shots now available in Huron-Perth
Huron-Perth Public Health (HPPH) encourages all residents six months of age and older to get their influenza vaccine (‘flu shot’) this fall.
Ironmen split weekend games against Flyers, Barons
The Wingham Ironmen (8-4-0) kicked off another weekend of the Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) with a big 9-1 win over the Goderich Flyers before being shut out by the Hanover Barons.
Expect warmer than average winter, says Environment Canada climatologist
Now that we’re into November, the question on the minds of many midwestern Ontario residents is, “What will winter look like?”
New Ironmen signees Visser, Donaldson show their worth in first game
The Wingham Ironmen answered the Mount Forest Patriots’ previous shut out with a 6-3 win last Friday night at home thanks to returning players and new signees.
