Submitted August 25, 2021Cartoons
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Less than two weeks into a federal campaign seems like a great time to start making too early predictions about the Sept. 20 vote. Since our local race promises to be unexciting, how about we have some fun and make some wild prognostications about the national stage. From least wild to most wild we
It seems every day brings news of another major organization or business that will be requiring its staff and/or members to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Bruce Power recently donated $10,000 to WES for Youth Online, through its corporate social responsibility program that invests in community initiatives focusing on health and wellness, youth development, minimizing environmental impact, and more. From the left are Jennifer Mulcaster, WES for Youth O
A special meeting of Brockton council was held the afternoon of Aug. 17 to discuss a snag in the Walker West Estates conditional building permit agreement and site plan approval process.
The downtown business community in Walkerton has faced challenges in the past, particularly with organizations representing and promoting downtown businesses.
NORTH HURON – A resident of Hanover is facing a charge of trafficking methamphetamine…
WALKERTON – A Walkerton resident is facing multiple child pornography charges following an…
HOWICK – A single-vehicle crash investigated by Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) last…
As of Aug. 22, the Grey Bruce Health Unit reported there were four new cases – one each in Grey Highlands, Blue Mountains, Meaford and West Grey. Over the weekend, cases were also reported in Owen Sound, Saugeen Shores, Hanover and Arran-Elderslie.
BROCKTON – The South Bruce OPP are investigating a fatal car crash that happened at the…
NORTH PERTH – North Perth’s new fire chief is no stranger to the municipality. Janny Pape…
The Canadian prime minister has announced the call for a general election, scheduled for Sept. 20, and many Canadians are more occupied by fears of a fourth wave of COVID-19 than politics.
The first few days of Canada’s 44th general election campaign are not only highlighting the differences between party leader’s stances on mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations in this country, but also how voters feel about the issue.
A Huron East resident is facing multiple charges following an incident earlier this month on Main Street in Listowel.
