WINGHAM – On July 10, a large backhoe sits silently beside the Howson Dam, a sign of the upcoming…
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Daughter of Alice Munro reveals sexual abuse by step-father and her mother’s choice to protect him; local responses flood in
Andrea Robin Skinner, youngest daughter of Canadian literary icon Alice Munro, shared with the world through an essay published in the Toronto Star that her step-father, Munro’s second husband Gerald Fremlin, sexually abused her beginning when she was nine years old – her mother chose to stay
PetSmart Charities grant helps bring sustainable veterinary services to Far North
Good veterinary care is something most of us in this part of Canada take for granted; not the people in Eabametoong (Fort Hope) First Nation.
North Huron removes public comments from meeting agendas
On June 17, Council members voted on a Notice of Motion by Reeve Paul Heffer asking staff to investigate how other municipalities receive public comments during meetings.
Applications open for Southwestern Ontario Development Fund
Eligible businesses can now apply for funding through the Southwestern Ontario Development Fund.
Corporate Challenge a ‘huge success’
Last month, 87 eager and energetic folks from across Huron County gathered at Bannister Park in Goderich for the second annual Royal LePage Heartland Realty Corporate Challenge.
Huron Hospice to host butterfly release again this year
HURON COUNTY - The annual butterfly release is back at Huron Hospice for its eighth year.
Wingham Hitmen downed the Goderich Grizzlies 5 to 2
WINGHAM – The Wingham Hitmen downed the Goderich Grizzlies 5 to 2 in a game played July 14 at…
McKee Tattoo Customer Appreciation Day a hit
McKee Tattoo hosted a customer appreciation day on Saturday, July 13. The colourful shop welcomed the public into its doors for walk-in tattoos, food, ice cream, raffles, and plenty of merchandise. Kids were also welcome to participate in the fun, with children’s removable tattoos available.
North Huron walks back on Knights of Columbus invoice stance
A lengthy debate ensued at the North Huron regular council meeting on July 16 after Reeve Paul Heffer put forward a Notice of Motion to reconsider their original decision to deny payment of an invoice from the Knights of Columbus for work they considered unauthorized.