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Two North Perth residents receive Coronation Medals
At a ceremony at Listowel’s Royal Canadian Legion Branch 259, twenty area citizens received King Charles III Coronation Medals.
Experts share views ahead of Oct. 28 community vote on NWMO’s deep geological repository proposal
Five experts in varying fields spoke to a group of 160 on Oct. 5, at an information event about the NWMO’s deep geological repository (DGR) project proposed in Teeswater.
More affordable housing developments underway in Huron County
The County of Huron is taking proactive measures to address the issue of affordable housing in Huron County by developing additional affordable housing units, a press release states.
A feeding tube journey
I have been researching the medications and vitamins that are available to me and fed to me, while I was fed through my stomach.
Ironmen lose three in weekend action
The Wingham Ironmen had a tough weekend of Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) action, dropping three games on the road.
South Bruce discusses county-level investment in local services; childcare and paramedic services at the forefront of concern
Council here heard a delegation on the benchmarked investment Bruce County makes in upper tier local services in the municipality of South Bruce. Council raised questions about services that relate to some of the most topical issues locally – childcare and paramedic services.
Pastor Ralph Dwarika retires after 38 years of service
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Listowel and Wallace Township pastor retires.
Invitation to ‘42 ‘At Home’ party recent Archives’ acquisition
A recent donation to Stratford-Perth Archives from the Gordon family included this invitation from August 1942.
Cyclones capture weekend with two great wins
The Listowel Cyclones successfully captured two wins over the weekend, maintaining their standings among the elite teams in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League (GOJHL) this season.
County has a role in providing information needed to keep private wells safe
Council heard a presentation during the Oct. 3 meeting on Highly Vulnerable Bedrock Aquifers and Private Water Wells by Hugh Simpson, University of Guelph.
Wingham Turnbacks – October 10, 2024
Turnbacks for the Wingham Advance Times, Oct. 2024
Local artist Janet Main featured on Walkerton Library art wall
The Art Wall at the Bruce County Public Library – Walkerton Branch is currently sharing works by local artist, Janet Main.
How the NWMO is protecting people and the environment – including water
Protecting people and the environment is our reason for being at the Nuclear Waste Management…
County to erect signs designating Bruce Road 19 Highway for Peace
Bruce County council passed three motions at the Oct. 3 meeting involving finances.
