Bluewater tackles childcare issues, while summer camp program saw success
While Bluewater continues to navigate a lack of childcare options, the municipality's summer camp program served more than 300 children.
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While Bluewater continues to navigate a lack of childcare options, the municipality's summer camp program served more than 300 children.
While Bluewater continues to navigate a lack of childcare options, the municipality's summer camp program served more than 300 children.
As childcare becomes increasingly challenging to secure, Bluewater is seeking more information about the challenges faced by families.
A diminishing child care provider workforce is causing staffing shortages in Huron County's child care programs, leading to closures.
Article content It has been 50 years since the Great Blizzard of ’71 swept into southwestern Ontario and paralyzed the region for three days. Thousands were stranded for days at home, work and school without heat or hydro. The Great Blizzard of ’71 has become the gauge by which every other storm has been compared by Huron County residents. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Remembering the Great Blizzard of 1971, 50 years later Back to video As forecasted, the storm blew in from the east on a 30-50 mph wind at about 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 2...