COVID-19 vaccinations continue to rollout across the region and active cases remain relatively low locally, but Huron-Perth Public Health’s (HPPH) Medical Officer of Health continues to stress caution when engaging in any conduct outside of one’s household.
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Perth County launches new ‘Discover More Flavour’ Farm Gate Map program
The new and improved Discover More Flavour Farm Gate Map program has officially launched in Perth County.
Nater discusses Bill C-313, act to ban symbols of hate
On June 17, the day Perth County adopted its Diversity, Equity and Anti-Racism Charter, developed following concerns raised by citizens over a Confederate flag that still flies in Poole, New Westminster – Burnaby, B.C. MP Peter Julian introduced Bill C-313.
Rev. Ralph Dwarika talks faith, the modern church… and golf
NORTH PERTH – The Listowel Banner recently sat down with Rev. Ralph Dwarika, who has served as…
Silence can lead to change
Melissa Bender seeing a Confederate flag flying in Poole and speaking her mind about it last summer spurred a much-needed conversation in Perth County.
Cartoon: Listowel Banner – June 24, 2021
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Perth County officially adopts Diversity, Equity and Anti-Racism Charter
PERTH COUNTY – After reluctantly addressing the issue of racism in Perth County, council adopted…
Proposed Main Street East build in Listowel raises local concerns
Council, residents and a local business raised concerns about a proposed mixed-use development on the south side of Main Street East in Listowel beside KFC. Following staff direction, council deferred making any decision at the public meeting held on June 14.
OFA targets leadership recruitment as a pillar for building strong organizations and communities
What makes Ontario’s agri-food industry strong is the abundance of strong, confident and spirited farmers we have leading our organizations and businesses, striving towards building a bright future for the next generation.
Cartoon: Walkerton Herald-Times – June 24, 2021
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Death of a mouse
I'm sure most of us can say that we are not a fan of mice. They can get into your home and leave a big mess, and for those in the farming community, mice and their bigger cousins, rats, can be quite the headache.
Some heroes just carry cellphones
Recently, the played host to several events. I would guess that most people tuned into the NHL Playoffs. Possibly many tuned in to watch the Canada vs. Brazil FIBA soccer (or football) match.
Looking for clarity in the mixed messages
No one knows what to expect this summer. That includes the provincial authorities we look to for answers.
Troubled bridge over Brockton waters leads to emergency council meeting
People of a certain age will probably remember a gently beautiful song about a “bridge over troubled waters.” In this case, the waters are fine but the D. S. Weis Memorial Bridge has its troubles – to the tune of $188,361.80 in additional work.
Water company proposes upgrades to Mildmay Rotary Park
The South Bruce Rotary Club has teamed up with the Aurora-based alkaline spring water company, Flow, to improve the health and safety of the spring water distribution system at the Mildmay Rotary Park.
