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Council denies World Press Freedom flag request
North Huron Council has denied a request to raise the World Press Freedom Day flag at the municipal office on May 3, following a lengthy statement from Coun. Chris Palmer, who questioned the political nature of the flag and its connection to the United Nations.
New instructor takes flight at Saugeen Municipal Airport
WALKERTON - Ashley Gellatly, who lives in the Cargill area, has just joined the team at Kuhl Aero Academy.
North Huron approves BYO alcohol policy after provincial directive
North Huron Council approved a policy update that allows event organizers to run designated “bring your own” (BYO) alcohol areas at outdoor public events, provided the organizer applies for the designation and accepts the added controls and liability.
Healthy Communities Conference participants will explore ‘culture of wellness’
GREY-BRUCE - Participants of the upcoming Healthy Communities Conference will explore ways to build a ‘culture of wellness’ in Grey-Bruce.
Council says no to organics, yes to bins; bag tags to be phased out in North Huron
North Huron scrap its bag-tag, pay‑as‑you‑go system and move to flat‑rate, weekly garbage and recycling pickup using standardized bins across the township.
Funds available to create affordable additional residential units
BRUCE COUNTY - A simple renovation or basic new build could help residents stay close to aging parents or children, support renters and strengthen communities. Bruce County is offering financial support to homeowners who create an affordable rental unit on their property.
Howick officially adopts 2026 tax rates
HOWICK - Council here has officially passed bylaw 21-2026, a bylaw to adopt the 2026 tax rates for the township.
Driver charged after hitting road closure sign
BROCKTON - South Bruce OPP charged a Brockton resident following an incident in the Municipality of Brockton on March 28.
Hoops for Hope tournament returns to Walkerton as OFSAA regional event
WALKERTON - The Hoops for Hope 3x3 Basketball Tournament is set to return to Walkerton District Community School (WDCS) this spring, growing into an officially recognized OFSAA 3x3 basketball regional event and welcoming top secondary school teams from across midwestern and southwestern Ontario.
Township declares former museum building surplus; eyes deal to preserve historic clock tower
The Township of North Huron has declared the former museum building at 273 Josephine St. surplus to its needs, opening the door to a sale and possible redevelopment, while also exploring ways to preserve the building’s iconic clock tower and allow potential rezoning, including for residential use.
Walkerton skater achieves rare ‘Quad Gold’ milestone
WALKERTON - At age 17, Lauren Schneider of Walkerton has reached a major milestone in Canadian figure skating, earning her Gold Freeskate designation and completing all Gold-level tests offered by Skate Canada.
Province provides transit funding for local region
BRUCE-GREY-OWEN SOUND — The province is investing a total of $1,052,544 to support public transit service in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound municipalities.
Owen Riegling announces first headline tour of North America
NASHVILLE – Country music star Owen Riegling, a Mildmay native, recently announced plans to headline his first North American tour this year, including a few stops not far from home.
Brockton mayor says Pinkerton situation stable
WALKERTON – Mayor Chris Peabody said in an interview Tuesday morning, in the wake of yet another in a seemingly endless chain of severe rain storms, that the situation in Pinkerton remains unchanged.
