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Local man finds innovative way to recycle old planes

Cory Bilyea October 12, 2022Local News, News, Wingham Advance Times

An old airplane, some spare time, and a great imagination are some of the reasons Gerald Allin, owner of Allin Aircraft Maintenance, has created some unique, one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture and outdoor items.

Municipal Election 2022: Municipality of Morris-Turnberry candidates

Mike Wilson October 12, 2022Municipal Election 2022, Wingham Advance Times

As part of our ongoing municipal election coverage, the Wingham Advance Times asked Morris-Turnberry candidates to submit a 250 biogrpahy and, in 500 words or less, answer the following question: What is the most important issue facing Morris-Turnberry in this election?

Morris-Turnberry council candidate: Sharen Zinn

Submitted October 12, 2022Municipal Election 2022

Hello to all the constituents of the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry. Most of you know me as…

Morris-Turnberry council candidate: Jodi Snell

Submitted October 12, 2022Municipal Election 2022

BIOGRAPHY I was born and raised in Huron County. After obtaining my legal assistant diploma and…

Morris-Turnberry council candidate: Chris Michie

Submitted October 12, 2022Municipal Election 2022

BIOGRAPHY I was born in and have lived in Morris twp, just  outside of Belgrave for most of my 52…

Morris-Turnberry council candidate: Dale McFarlan

Submitted October 12, 2022Municipal Election 2022

BIOGRAPHY My name is Dale McFarlan. I was born, raised and still live in Morris-Turnberry. My name…

Morris-Turnberry council candidate: Jamie McCallum

Submitted October 12, 2022Municipal Election 2022

BIOGRAPHY My name is Jamie McCallum. I’m a resident of Belgrave, where i have lived for my…

Morris-Turnberry council candidate: Kevin Freiburger

Submitted October 12, 2022Municipal Election 2022

BIOGRAPHY Having grown up helping on my parents’ (Marilyn and Gerald Freiburger) farm, I’m no…

NWMO the main focus of South Bruce all-candidates meeting

Cory Bilyea October 12, 2022Local News, Municipal Election 2022, News, Walkerton Herald-Times, Wingham Advance Times

South Bruce mayoral candidates Robert Buckle, Rita Groen and Mark Goetz fielded questions from ratepayers and community organizations who submitted question cards in at an all-candidates-meeting last week.

Bylaw changes for canine control and exotic animals in Howick

Melissa Dunphy October 12, 2022Local News, News, Walkerton Herald-Times, Wingham Advance Times

At the Township of Howick council meeting on Oct. 4, Bylaw Enforcement and Canine Control Officer, Riley Brugess, presented two reports to council.

Public meeting to rezone lots on Mary Street, Fordwich

Melissa Dunphy October 12, 2022Listowel Banner, Local News, News, Wingham Advance Times

There was a public meeting at the Oct. 4 Township of Howick council meeting to consider a proposed zoning bylaw amendment.

Jim Cuddy to perform at Wingham Town Hall Theatre

Submitted October 12, 2022Arts & Entertainment, Local News, Wingham Advance Times

Canadian legend  Jim Cuddy will perform a treasure trove of songs that have become indelible in the soundtrack of our Canadian lives, stopping for two shows at the Wingham Town Hall Theatre on Dec. 8 and Dec. 9. Opening the evenings is emerging artist Basil Bauer.

Wingham resident charged with multiple offences after ramming cruiser

Midwestern Newspapers October 12, 2022Police

The Perth County OPP has laid charges against a Wingham resident after they rammed a police cruiser with a stolen vehicle.  

Meth, steroid trafficking charges laid in Wingham

Midwestern Newspapers October 12, 2022Police

In policing, every traffic stop has the potential to turn into something more than meets the eye, as was the case with a traffic stop conducted in Wingham earlier this month.

Tolton, Stanbury power Ironmen to win over Capitals

Dan McNee October 12, 2022Sports, Wingham Advance Times

The Wingham Ironmen rallied from an early first-period deficit to get by the Walkerton Capitals 4-3 on Oct. 7 at the North Huron Wescast Community Complex.

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Municipal, conservation leaders call for pause on restructuring

Municipal leaders and conservation experts are warning the restructuring of conservation authorities (CAs) outlined in provincial Bill 68 could jeopardize decades of successful watershed management, reduce local governance and impose significant financial burdens on municipalities.

County capital budget to drain reserves down to $1 million

Thirty-three projects totalling $9.6 million were approved for tender in the 2026 Perth County capital budget. The next part of the budget, the draft operating budget, is slated to be presented at the Jan. 22 Perth County Council meeting. 

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Walkerton Rotary Club Lottery Draw winners

Winners of the Jan. 8 Walkerton Rotary Lottery Draw

Brockton’s first Mayor’s Budget comes in at increase of 2.64 per cent to levy

WALKERTON - Brockton council has successfully completed its first Mayor’s Budget, coming in with an increase to the municipal tax levy of roughly 2.64 per cent over last year.

See all Walkerton area articles.

Municipal, conservation leaders call for pause on restructuring

Municipal leaders and conservation experts are warning the restructuring of conservation authorities (CAs) outlined in provincial Bill 68 could jeopardize decades of successful watershed management, reduce local governance and impose significant financial burdens on municipalities.

Maitland Conservation adopts 2026 work plan

Maitland Conservation (MC) board members approved their 2026 work plan and budget despite ongoing uncertainty stemming from the province’s plan to amalgamate conservation authorities (CAs).

See all Wingham area articles.

Editorial

What do we do with all the dark?

Happy new year! Yup. You heard me. The family of Jesus’ followers around the world is celebrating…

World Diabetes Day: Myths, facts, why it matters

Every year on Nov. 14, people around the world recognize World Diabetes Day (WDD) – a day that honours Canadian scientist Sir Frederick Banting (on his birthday), who co-discovered insulin alongside Charles Best in 1922.

The meaning behind Diabetes Awareness Month

November marks Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on a disease that affects millions of people worldwide – including right here in North Perth.

Columnists

Municipal, conservation leaders call for pause on restructuring

By Cory Bilyea

Municipal leaders and conservation experts are warning the restructuring of conservation authorities (CAs) outlined in provincial Bill 68 could jeopardize decades of successful watershed management, reduce local governance and impose significant financial burdens on municipalities.

Maitland Conservation adopts 2026 work plan

By Cory Bilyea

Maitland Conservation (MC) board members approved their 2026 work plan and budget despite ongoing uncertainty stemming from the province’s plan to amalgamate conservation authorities (CAs).

County capital budget to drain reserves down to $1 million

By Kelsey Bent

Thirty-three projects totalling $9.6 million were approved for tender in the 2026 Perth County capital budget. The next part of the budget, the draft operating budget, is slated to be presented at the Jan. 22 Perth County Council meeting. 

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