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Article content Local school boards have received more than $8.4 million in federal and provincial funding to help protect against COVID-19. Coming through the COVID-19 Reliance Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP), funding will upgrade infrastructure at local schools. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. School boards get millions to upgrade infrastructure Back to video Among the Huron-Bruce school boards to r...

Article content Schools across the Huron-Perth region are preparing to begin a number of ventilation upgrades and other projects related to pandemic health and safety following the announcement that both the Huron Perth Catholic District and Avon Maitland District school boards will receive nearly $5 million combined in infrastructure funding from the federal and provincial governments. The funding earmarked for Huron-Perth schools was announced as part of a $525.2-million federal investment an...

Article content In the midst of the pandemic, a group of youth from Huron County worked to create sustainable community projects including a community vegetable garden and a bee-keeping venture that produced honey to sell at local markets. That group’s hard work is now paying off as the Huron honey money has been distributed to the 13 participants. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Huron honey money distributed to group’s participants Back ...

Article content Exposed to the elements, the wind has begun to chip the paint off of the 26-metre Ferris wheel that stands rusted and unused within in the city of Pripyat Ukraine, just kilometres from ground zero of the Chernobyl disaster. Closed before the grand opening, and having never seen the planned enjoyment it was to bring, this inoperative and radioactive Ferris wheel is of more use than the current provincial measures Ontario Premier Doug Ford laid out on April 16. We apologize, but t...

Article content In the midst of the pandemic, a group of youth from Huron County worked to create sustainable community projects including a community vegetable garden and a bee-keeping venture that produced honey to sell at local markets. That group’s hard work is now paying off as the Huron honey money has been distributed to the 13 participants. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Huron honey money distributed to group’s participants Back ...

Article content In the midst of the pandemic, a group of youth from Huron County worked to create sustainable community projects including a community vegetable garden and a bee-keeping venture that produced honey to sell at local markets. That group’s hard work is now paying off as the Huron honey money has been distributed to the 13 participants. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Huron honey money distributed to group’s participants Back ...

Article content Huron County will be more connected as the governments of Canada and Ontario each committed up to $2.4 million to connect more than 1,850 homes and businesses to reliable internet access with the signing of 10 contracts for broadband infrastructure. Southwestern Integrated Fibre Technology (SWIFT) has awarded contracts to expand broadband in Huron County to the following Internet Service Providers: Tuckersmith Communications, Hay Communications, Wightman Telecom, and HuronTel. W...

Article content With the flick of his wrist, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has used a single brush stroke across Ontario to hinder the operation of small businesses with shoppers’ only option to march to the beat of the big-box stores and flood their isles for essential supplies. Once again, the Ontario government is allowing for big box stores to duke it out against the roughly 427,000 small businesses in Ontario as we entertain our third province-wide lockdown in the last 13 months. We apologiz...

Article content With the flick of his wrist, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has used a single brush stroke across Ontario to hinder the operation of small businesses with shoppers’ only option to march to the beat of the big-box stores and flood their isles for essential supplies. Once again, the Ontario government is allowing for big box stores to duke it out against the roughly 427,000 small businesses in Ontario as we entertain our third province-wide lockdown in the last 13 months. We apologiz...