Deputy Mayor Mike McDonagh has called for a tax freeze, saying, “We can’t put people out of their homes with our taxes.”
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Cyclones kick off new season after celebrating Sutherland Cup victory
LISTOWEL - The Listowel Cyclones kicked off the 2024-25 GOJHL regular season on Sept. 13 with the…
Mary Immaculate Church celebrates 150th anniversary
On Sunday, Sept. 15, Mary Immaculate Church in Chepstow celebrated its 150th anniversary as a parish.
United Way Perth Huron announces fundraising goal at campaign kickoff
LISTOWEL - United Way Perth Huron (UWPH) officials gathered with the public on Sept. 13 for the…
Walkerton’s Terry Fox Run a success
The sunshine and warm weather brought out the runners and walkers for the annual Terry Fox event in Walkerton.
Huron County accessibility awards nominations now open
Each year, the Huron County Accessibility Advisory Committee (HCAAC) Awards recognize and celebrate individuals and organizations that demonstrate a commitment to accessibility and inclusivity in Huron County.
Fordwich Parks Board holds cornhole tournament fundraiser
The Fordwich Parks Board held its cornhole tournament at the local ball diamond last Saturday.…
Ironmen down Capitals 6-2 in PJHL season opener in Wingham
The Wingham Ironmen downed the Walkerton Capitals 6-2 in the first Provincial Junior Hockey League regular season action for both teams on Sept. 13 at the North Huron Westcast Community Complex.
Youth Action Committee launched in Perth
The Perth County OPP and Stratford Police Service (SPS) are inviting residents of Perth County…
Walkerton Herald-Times’ Sept. 19, 2024 turnbacks
Bruce County has been described as a unique region of Ontario, a combination of human, natural and physical resources, to 24 British investors during a $23 million investment tour of South Bruce last week;
Permit required to hunt on Maitland Conservation properties
Maitland Conservation is reminding hunters that a permit is required to hunt on designated conservation lands.
Brockton Council endorses expanding requirements for Lake Rosalind area discretionary septic inspection
Brockton council has endorsed a proposed change in drinking water source protection that would see the expansion of requirements for the discretionary septic inspection program around Lake Rosalind.
Howick Council considers implementing local landfill with front-end receiving area
During public meetings and a delegation at its recent meeting, council here received report…
Two new subdivisions discussed at South Bruce Council meeting
The municipality is poised to continue growth, with two presentations on subdivisions discussed during the Sept. 10 meeting.
Housing cost increase plays major role in rise in food bank use
News last week that more than a million people living in Ontario turned to food banks over a 12-month period starting in the spring of 2023, should be concerning to us all.