Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Lisa Thompson held a press conference at Gay Lea Food Co-op in Teeswater on Nov. 15 to announce a $25 million investment into the agri-food supply chain.
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Council decides on fate of North Huron Museum
A decision has been made by council regarding a proposal for the future of the North Huron Museum.
Positive COVID case numbers continue to creep back up in Huron-Perth
Mirroring an upward trend throughout the province this month, COVID-19 case numbers have continued on an upward trajectory in the region, according to the latest data from Huron-Perth Public Health (HPPH).
Wingham airport sale made official by council
Council approved the agreement between the Township of North Huron and Papple Aviation in a third and final reading of the purchase and sale agreement bylaw at the Nov. 15 council meeting.
North Huron council approves purchase of two new trucks
North Huron council authorized the purchase of two new half-ton trucks at the Nov. 15 council meeting, beginning to replace their aging fleet as recommended by the director of public works.
Crash leads to impaired charges against Harriston resident
A Harriston resident is facing multiple charges following a crash earlier this month east of Gorrie.
Project Red Ribbon campaign launched in Wingham
Members of the Huron County OPP and South Bruce OPP were in Wingham last week to support the local Huron-Bruce Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) chapter with their annual Project Red Ribbon Campaign.
Howick driver charged with impaired
CLINTON – A Howick resident has been charged with impaired driving after police say they failed…
Pins presented at Formosa CWL meeting
The Formosa Catholic Women’s League held their regular meeting on Nov. 3.
Howick Community Centre opening plan changes
On Oct. 25 the provincial government lifted capacity limits in the vast majority of settings where proof of vaccination is required, such as:
Morris-Turnberry council approves changes to fees and charges bylaw
Council has elected to proceed with proposed changes to the municipality’s fees and charges bylaw.
Huron County hires new director of economic development
The County of Huron has hired a new director of economic development.
Huron County acknowledges Treaties Recognition Week
“We are all treaty people” is a phrase used often during discussions about Indigenous land and the fight to get the Canadian government to uphold their side of the “bargain.”
Celebrate Coastal Coffee’s holiday market, open house goes Nov. 27 – 28
After a year and a half of renovations, Coastal Coffee’s new headquarters inside the former Ashfield Presbyterian Church will open to the public on Nov. 27 and 28.
Boho Tide boutique opens in new downtown location after recent online success
Last week, Boho Tide boutique opened in a new location on Wingham’s main street.
