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 Striking faculty at York University will return to the classrooms on Monday |
 Concerns raised over possible restrictions for rural landowners on development. 
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 Water sampling results to be posted on HCHU website, Twitter feed.
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 Ryan Malcolm and Richard Hadfield to perform at Bayfield Town Hall on June 21st.
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 Public Works Director says costs for the 2017-18 winter were above average.
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 Grade 7 students will pick up cigarette butts from school property Thursday. |
 Public Health launches program to curb the spread of West Nile Virus. |
 Animal Control says to secure garbage, ensure barbecues are clean to avoid bears.
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 The harness race season will begin on June 2nd, with a 15 date race season.
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 Trail official says completing all bridges could cost $5M, take five years to connect entirely.
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 Public can view updated mapping of natural areas in Clinton, Wingham, and Exeter this month.
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 People are being warned of bear sightings in Innisfil. |
 No fluoride vote on municipal election ballot |
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 A candlelight vigil is set for tonight in Vanastra to remember 27-year-old Laura Wigelsworth |
 The Survey will develop new ways of helping the homeless |
 Officials with Guelph-2-Goderich Rail Trail encourage outdoor activity in annual event.
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 Two-day gala in Grand Bend to look at Great Lakes issues, shipwreck exhibit.
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 HDH has the ministers signature ahead of provincial election, which would have caused a delay |
 Community discovery walk will tour Goderich churches, venture into Maitland Woods.
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 The province has announced you can now renew your photo health card online |
 most mayors in our area are expected to run for another term |
 The upcoming provincial election could cause a major delay for Hanover Hospital.
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 Fundraising campaign will give visitors a chance to tour Huron's first hospice facility. |
 Over 4,700 butts, 1,600 microplastics cleaned from Goderich shoreline. |
 New aerial imagery on natural areas in Huron will be available for public consult in May, June.
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 Public Health Inspector says well testing should be performed three times a year.
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 Landfill official says curbside pickup will continue, with the landfill still accepting some waste. |
 Progressive Conservative Lisa Thompson proposed the day be recognized June 7th. |
 Mother Nature messes things up because of the snow. |
 Hydro One says it could be 4PM Monday before all power is restored. |
 April snowfall is largest reported amount in over 25 years
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 Allan Avis Architects awarded for design of Cowbell Brewing Co. in Blyth. |
 Heavy snow, ice pellets and freezing rain causes dangerous travel conditions |
 U-S water official to speak at conference, which runs May 10-11 at Oakwood Resort.
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 OPP say threats to schools in Simcoe and York are on the rise. |
 councillors recommend immediate action |
 Orangeville is gearing up for Earth Week. |
 Devin Sturgeon makes film debut with documentary filmed in Madagascar.
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 Two properties south of Tobermory now controlled by Nature Conservancy of Canada
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 The suspects are between 12 and 17 years old.
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 2,655 clean water projects have been completed since program's inception in 2004.
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 OPP say they've been involved in six investigations of threats towards schools made by students online. |
 Senior Climatologist says more snowfalls on the way, well past the first official day of Spring.
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 Erosion control initiatives most popular, followed by tree planting and cover crops.
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 An upcoming seminar in Kincardine will help people spot the signs of potential human trafficking.
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 Stewardship Council coordinator says resources available for anyone fighting the invasive grass.
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 OPP say they are treating the death of a 61 year old woman as suspicious. |
 North Huron agrees to continue with local force, after presentations from Wingham Police and OPP.
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 Spokesperson says Maitland River recognized as among the healthiest rivers in Ontario.
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 Trevor Bazinet says request for wedding at pier prompted call for outdoor wedding policy.
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