Common sense, and the lack thereof, is something I’ve written about a number of times over the years because, unfortunately, every day there seems to be more and more people who couldn’t pour water out of a rubber boot without instructions being printed on the heel.
Wingham
Protesters stand against ‘criminality’ of Ford’s provincial government
Protesters from across northern Huron County, as well as Hanover, Wingham and Exeter, came together to express their displeasure with both Premier Doug Ford and his policies over the weekend.
Fourth annual Wingham Show and Shine brings out the classics
The fourth annual Wingham Show and Shine filled the parking lot of the Maitland River Community…
No Judgment Art Class a space for creativity and relaxation
WINGHAM – June is officially recognized as Seniors Month in Ontario. The provincial campaign…
National Indigenous Peoples Day opening ceremony precedes the premiere of The Creation Story of Michael ‘Cy’ Cywink, by local media producer
BLYTH – Blyth Festival Theatre was the location of a well-attended drumming circle and knowledge…
South Bruce Vintage Tractor Tour held Father’s Day weekend
Father’s and farm enthusiasts alike had a beautiful sunny day on June 21 for the South Bruce…
Small-Town Strip Club: fueling their journey with small-town support
“Everybody in our hometown knows us, for the most part if they’re into rock music…we’ve been really onto that next step as a band – continuing to break out and find supporters and genuine fans.” -John Yundt
Graduating students at Elma P.S run through colours
Elma Township Public School hosted a colour run on June 19.
Huron Chamber of Commerce golf tournament supports local food banks
The Huron Chamber of Commerce is inviting businesses, golfers, community partners and friends from across Huron County to tee up for a day of networking, team building and community support at the Annual Charity Golf Tournament.
Retail holiday practices unchanged in North Huron bylaw update
The township updated its Retail Business Holidays Act Exemption Bylaw to reflect recent provincial changes under Bill 97, which removed Family Day and Victoria Day from the list of holidays requiring retail closure.
