On Tuesday, Feb. 25, the mill at Hamilton Brothers in Glen Huron was a busy spot. According to owner Fred Hamilton, a large shipment of feed arrived and there were workers unloading and customers [...]
There was a packed house last Friday for the inaugural meeting of the Nottawa Area Residents Association (NARA). Organizers report close to 100 people in attendance, resulting in a standing room [...]
If it’s a strong mandate the PC Party of Ontario was looking for last night, Simcoe-Grey certainly delivered. The Progressive Conservatives capped off election day Thursday securing a third [...]
The community is mourning the loss of Michael Giffen who was killed in a tragic accident at the family business last Friday. Emergency crews were called to Station Street in Glen Huron at 1:30 [...]
Clearview council has formally started the process of developing a program to license and regulate short-term rentals (STRs). Currently, the township’s Zoning Bylaw prohibits rentals of less than [...]
Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre (RVH) and four local hospices are partnering on the implementation of a new collaboration that will significantly enhance the flow of information and [...]
Staff and contractors should be commended for the way they have been dealing with above average snowfalls, according to Rob Elliott, general manager of engineering, planning and environment for [...]
The County of Simcoe is hosting a public meeting on March 11 to provide the public and stakeholders with an opportunity to provide feedback on a proposed bylaw to change the composition of county [...]
If you’re feeling like we’ve had more than our fair share of wintry weather, you’re not wrong. Geoff Coulson of Environment Canada says that data from the Egbert monitoring station, the nearest [...]
Progressive Conservative candidate Brian Saunderson spent Family Day knocking on doors before heading to Alliston to see the Hornets take on the Siskins. It is part of his team’s effort to reach [...]