Shoes have long been an essential article of clothing. The first census in what is now Canada was conducted in 1666. It shows 20 shoemakers serving a population of 3,512 European settlers.
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Huron-Kinloss concerned citizens representative speaks on flood mapping issues
FORMOSA - Michael Bayer made a presentation to the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority board of directors on Nov. 20.
MacLeod, Sleightholm tie at Teeswater crokinole
TEESWATER - Crokinole scores were competitive on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at the Teeswater Town Hall.
County council passes budget with 4.37% increase
WALKERTON - A last minute decision on Nov. 20 to cut three positions from the list of five proposed by staff resulted in a reduction in the county’s proposed 2026 budget increase, from 4.77 per cent to 4.37 per cent.
Medication-return campaign underway
GREY-BRUCE - Grey Bruce Public Health has dropped the puck on another campaign with the Owen Sound Attack and Rexall Pharma Plus, aimed at raising community awareness about how to safely dispose of expired and unused pills, tablets, and other medications.
Chair Thomson and Vice-Chair Johnstone acclaimed for a sixth term
CHESLEY - Bluewater District School Board’s (BWDSB) leadership remains unchanged following annual trustee elections.
Trustee out of touch on topic of BASP
It’s a tough gig being an elected official – there’s no doubt about that. When you take the oath of office, or whatever the equivalent is for your position, people expect a lot of you, and I’m no exception to having those expectations. I expect the people who are elected to represent me or to make..
Council remuneration to remain unchangedCouncil remuneration to remain unchanged
Huron County Council members will stay at their current compensation level which, according to Gallagher Benefit Services Group, is lower than average.
Wingham Ironmen drop two games in weekend PJHL action
The Wingham Ironmen are holding on to fourth place in the North Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League, but only just.
Morris-Turnberry Council supports severance against county planning staff recommendation
The Council of the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry decided to go against planning advice and recommend a lot enlargement of a former surplus residence severance.
Large scale county event focused on supporting succession planning
Huron County’s Economic Development Department worked with key industry representatives and interested community members earlier this month to help form a succession working group plan.
Whitecaps face challenges in A and B division games
Midwestern Newspapers recaps minor hockey scores for the area.
Morris-Turnberry Council votes to replace grader
After one of only two Canadian providers failed to meet the requirements for a new grader, Morris-Turnberry Council approved purchasing a 2026 John Deere 872 P Tier Grader for $689,900 excluding HST.
Morris Landfill hours to change
he Morris Landfill operational hours will be reduced to bring it in line with other landfills in the community and save some money for the municipality.
Listowel Agricultural Hall hosts Women of Distinction Awards
LISTOWEL - North Perth Women of Distinction Awards were presented at the Blue Jeans & Bling event held on Nov. 8 at the Listowel Agricultural Hall.
