Clearview appoints livestock kill investigators

The Township of Clearview has hired a roster of new livestock valuers. Through the Ontario Wildlife Damage Compensation Program, financial assistance is offered to producers whose livestock, poultry and honey bees have been damaged by wildlife. The program is part of...

Call to action from Mulmur candidates

Saturday’s rain did not deter people from an all-candidates town hall for Mulmur Township. The meeting brought about 80 voters face-to-face with the four would-be Mulmur councillors. Many of the township’s current concerns came up, allowing each candidate a good...

Snowblowers stolen from Stayner business

Two snowblowers were stolen from Earth Power Tractors and Equipment on Highway 26 in Stayner sometime overnight on Oct. 20. Thieves broke into a shed on the property and stole an orange Ariens Deluxe 2014 28-inch walk-behind snowblower, model number 921037 with serial...

CARA presses candidates on special interest topics

Candidates for mayor, deputy mayor and council members for Ward 2 and 5 had an opportunity to present themselves to the voters on Sunday during an all candidates meeting in Creemore. The event was hosted by the Creemore and Area Residents Association. The association...

Ride to hounds steeped in English tradition

First come the hounds. Then come the huntsman and the whipper-in, followed by the horses with their mounts; men in red and the women in black, all are sporting the blue collar of the Toronto and North York Hunt. It has become an annual tradition to line the streets...

Mulmur candidates answer Echo's Q&A

The Creemore Echo posed the following three questions to candidates running for council in Mulmur Township. (Mayor Paul Mills and Deputy Mayor Heather Hayes are acclaimed.) 1. In keeping with council’s vision, how do you propose to promote Mulmur Township as a...