Wingham, Canada (Local)
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Cory's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and press releases within the Huron County area in Ontario. Given this focus, Cory is likely to be interested in pitches related to local community events, educational initiatives, conservation efforts or news from local businesses.
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By: Cory Bilyea
GODERICH – Huron County council approved two rural severances: a 3.7‑acre parcel in the Stephen Ward and a separate residential‑building severance in Morris‑Turnberry, after presentations from county planning staff. The first decision concerned a 3.7‑acre parcel in the Stephen ward proposed by landowner Ken Palen. Palen, who was at the May 6 meeting in person,…
By: Cory Bilyea
Visitors enjoyed train and horse-drawn wagon rides before a barbecue lunch and so much more during the Mother's Day festivities at Meeting Place Organic Farm's Annual Open House and Seed Sale. During the two-day event, community members were invited to explore the heritage farm, meet the livestock and stock up on organic seedlings for their…
Families of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, trans, and two spirit people (MMIWGT2S+) are demanding a fundamental shift in how Ottawa handles federal funding and decision-making, insisting that those most affected must be at the centre of the response. Meggie Cywink, who has dedicated over 30 years to seeking justice for missing and murdered…
By: Cory Bilyea
WINGHAM – The future of Wingham's Alice Munro Literary Garden is back on the table after an emotional meeting of the Wingham and District Horticultural Society and an apology from North Huron's chief administrative officer for how the relocation plan was handled. At the society's May meeting, members spent more than half an hour debating…
By: Cory Bilyea
BELGRAVE – The Belgrave Playground Project Committee is gearing up for the launch of their summer fundraising push with the announcement of “Kickoff to Summer,” a two-day event full of food, fun and community. An invitation posted on social media by the project committee says, “This isn't just a fundraiser, it's a celebration of summer…
WINGHAM – The May meeting of the Wingham and Area Historical Society saw another successful ‘bring and brag' session with several members showcasing family heirlooms, including an antique butter churn and a 1940's children's book. After opening remarks by Peggy Kinsmen, the table was filled with keepsakes that turned the library board room into an…
By: Cory Bilyea
WINGHAM – The future of Wingham's Alice Munro Literary Garden is back on the table after an emotional meeting of the Wingham and District Horticultural
WINGHAM – North Huron Council has approved new security measures at its Francis Street council chambers in preparation for a return to in-person meetings. On May 19, councillors voted to bring in a second contracted security guard in collaboration with the Listowel Wingham Hospitals Alliance and to install crowd-control barriers to enhance safety in the……
The F. E. Madill Secondary School girls slow-pitch team hosted a multi-school regional tournament at the Wingham ball diamonds on May 14. High school squads from across Midwestern Ontario faced off in a full day of competitive action, showcasing defensive plays and explosive offense. Shown here from top, Madill pitcher Alex Tout, adorned in……
WINGHAM - North Huron Council here approved a request from North Huron Director of Public Works, Kevin Watson, to re-open the Blyth dumping station on Gypsy Lane, after he explained
