First Nations people across Canada are mourning the loss of one of their strongest advocates and chair of the commission that investigated the history of residential schools, helping to create the Truth and Reconciliation 94 Calls to Action.
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Huron County’s Cenotaphs: Preserving the legacies
Local historian David Yates has written another historical book. This one is meant to encourage people not to forget the importance of their local cenotaphs.
Historical society AGM to feature cenotaph story
The Wingham and Area Historical Society will hold its first Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Friday, Nov. 15, starting at 5 p.m.
Grey Bruce Singers coming to Hanover Civic Theatre
GREY-BRUCE - Coming Up Christmas Time will inspire you and delight you.
November is Radon Action Month
November is Radon Action Month, and Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) encourages residents to test their homes for radon.
EQAO results show downward trajectory for Avon-Maitland area
HURON-PERTH - The Avon Maitland District School Board (AMDSB) of Trustees reviewed a report at its Oct. 22 meeting outlining the Sept. 26 Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) scores across the province, including the school board here.
A disease that affects so many – diabetes
have been living with type one diabetes for nearly 19 years now. I was diagnosed ten days after my…
F.E. Madill wins 2-0 over LDSS in junior and senior boys’ volleyball
F.E. Madill Secondary School went up against Listowel District Secondary School in volleyball on Oct. 31 at its home court in Wingham.
Officiating with grandson highlights return to refereeing for Allan Dickson
There’s a new officiating tandem with roughly 50 years of combined experience working games at area rinks this year.
Building on region’s strengths
KINCARDINE – The tri-County region of Bruce, Grey and Huron, also known as “Ontario’s Clean…
F.E Madill hockey team hosting spaghetti fundraiser for Europe trip
The F.E Madill Girls Hockey team is hosting a Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser Nov. 13 for what their coach Ean Moffat calls “the opportunity of a lifetime.”
North Huron Council approves amendment for local motocross track
North Huron Council approved a three-year renewal of the temporary use bylaw, which allows for motocross events on a property on Glens Hill Road.
SVCA ponders possibility of continued planning fee freeze
FORMOSA - During the Oct. 17 meeting of the board of directors, Adam Chalmers, the new manager of corporate services presented a report on the proposed fee schedule for Saugeen Conservation in 2025: schedule A – environmental planning and permitting services, C – forestry services, and D – corporat
Bruce Power expanding capabilities
SOUTH BRUCE - Building on the success of its Isotope Production System (IPS) over the past two years, Bruce Power is looking to expand its capabilities to ensure a stable supply of cancer-fighting medical isotopes for the world health-care community.
Infectious disease programing discussed
GREY-BRUCE - Medical Officer of Health for Grey-Bruce, Dr. Ian Arra, provided the board of health with reports on the opioid situation in Grey-Bruce and the strengthening of public health – both standing items – as well as a report on infectious diseases, and an update on the vaccine preventable dis
