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Article content During the navigation season, it’s a Goderich tradition that the first vessel is formally welcomed and its captain greeted with the Top Hat Ceremony. The Algoma Intrepid, captained by Capt. Kirk Lake, was welcomed in a COVID-19 pandemic appropriate way on the dockside by Mayor John Grace; Peter Baker, VP Operations at The Compass Goderich Mine and Rowland Howe, President of Goderich Port Management Corp. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Goderich welcomes first vessel for 2021 navigation season Back to video Also present were Ian...

Exeter, ON, Canada / 90.5 Exeter Today Apr 6, 2021 5:58 AM Ontario is in its third province-wide shutdown and, unlike the previous two, the residents are starting to get restless. Goderich Mayor John Grace says he understands why the Ford Government is taking this vast approach to stop the spread of COVID-19.   Grace says the number of different variants that are circulating also factored into the decision to impose the month-long shutdown. He says in the meantime, people need to adhere to public health guidelines and when the time comes, roll up their sleeve and get the vaccine. 90.5 myFM S...

First, there will be a brand new boardwalk spanning the entire 1.8 km shoreline. Second, it will cost out-of-town visitors to park at Goderich’s beach this summer, for the first time ever. Third, shopping will make its first appearance at Goderich’s beach come June. “We’re turning this area here beside and behind the Beach Hut into a little retail village,” says Goderich Mayor John Grace. As a first-time pilot project, Goderich will put in 'tiki-huts' near the Main Beach for six to eight retailers to set up shop for the summer. “This will be convenient for those that want to...

Ontario is in its third province-wide shutdown and, unlike the previous two, the residents are starting to get...

GODERICH, ONT. -- The phone’s been ringing off the hook at the Huron-Perth Health Unit. Since opening appointments up to those over the age of 80 on Wednesday afternoon, 3,500 appointments have been booked, temporarily shutting down the online and phone booking system. “We like being busy vaccinating people, much more than we like being busy following case and contacts,” says Huron-Perth’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Miriam Klassen. Clinics for those 80 and up open in earnest next week in Huron-Perth, with clinics at community centres and arenas in Stratford, Wingham, Milverton...