The snow was still piled high from repeated storms and the river ice was a foot thick when the area had its first taste of spring. Temperatures shot up into the double digits and the rain came down. And the rivers came up.
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Huron-Bruce candidates list grows to include Gregory McLean
The list of declared Huron-Bruce riding candidates for the April 28 federal election has grown to include, Gregory McLean, who will run for the Green Party.
Crypto scam leads to loss of $1,100 in Walkerton; search for vehicle used for Brockton break-in
WALKERTON - On March 18, South Bruce OPP were dispatched after a report of fraud, a police report states.
Walkerton students experience rock climbing
Late last month, Grade 7 to 12 students from Walkerton District Community School (WDCS) had the opportunity to challenge themselves both physically and mentally during a special rock climbing program provided by the Guelph Grotto Climbing Gym.
Celtics weekend basketball saw all teams away – acquiring wins and losses
MIDWESTERN ONTARIO – Listowel’s three basketball teams travelled to separate areas of…
Howick responds to Maitland Conservation letter on naturalization of Gorrie Conservation Area
Council here received a letter from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) regarding 2025 naturalization and grass maintenance at the Gorrie Conservation Area at its March 18 regular council meeting.
Perth, Waterloo County egg farmers serve over 1,000 devilled eggs at annual event
STRATFORD – The wife and husband team of Sally and Mike Van Straaten, had eaters smiling, when…
Cyclones eliminated by London in opening round
The Listowel Cyclones season has ended after a fourth-straight loss to the London Nationals on Wednesday, March 26 in a hard-fought battle.
Carnegie Hall performance- experience of a lifetime for local North Perth Children’s Choir
Listowel born Composer Paul A. Aitken brings together large ensemble for his latest composition in New York
Singers look to inspire hope with concert
The Grey Bruce Singers are helping strengthen these bonds by offering an opportunity to get away for a few hours and join in music and song with an intentional spring concert, “Don’t Stop Believing” opening at the Hanover Civic Theatre.
Grey Bruce Public Health confirms local measles case
Grey Bruce Public Health has received laboratory confirmation of a case of measles in an unvaccinated child in Grey-Bruce.
Belmore hosts the season’s last free skate session
March 23 marked the last free public skate at the Belmore Community Centre. The arena was filled…
Meet Nelson Santos, North Huron’s new Chief Administrative Officer
Nelson Santos is very happy to be here in North Huron and says he is excited to live, work and play in his new community.
Local skater places 14th in provincials
Josie’s figure skating journey began in 2014 when she joined the Walkerton Figure Skating Club at just three years old.
Brockton hires manager of child care services
The Municipality of Brockton is pleased to announce the hiring of Carri-Ann Scott as the incoming Manager of child care services for the Brockton Child Care Centre.
