Hanover man arrested after fight ends in stabbing
Hanover police have charged a man accused of stabbing someone he knew in an incident that happened near the downtown area on Wednesday.
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HPPH looking for dog involved in recent scratching incident
Huron Perth Public Health is looking for a dog involved in a recent scratching incident in Mitchell.
Construction begins in downtown Kincardine
Construction equipment is breaking ground at the intersection of Harbour and Queen Street in downtown Kincardine.
Building permit issued for Cedar Crescent Village in Port Elgin
Saugeen Shores Council has issued the building permit for The Cedar Crescent Village plan.
Ford government prioritizing medical education for Ontarians
The government says $33 million will be added over the next three years for 100 more undergraduate medical school spots and 154 postgraduate medical training spots, prioritized for Ontarians.
Owner of recovered military regalia being sought by police
Police are hoping to find the rightful owner of some recovered military regalia that was recovered from an alleged thief.
Drug investigation results in significant seizure
West Grey Police Service made a significant drug seizure as part of an ongoing drug investigation.
Local OPP hoping to fill a cruiser to assist food banks
The South Bruce OPP are asking the public to help them fill a cruiser to assist a local food bank.
North Huron council passes 2023 budget
North Huron council finalized its budget for this year at a special budget meeting Monday night.
Brockton could soon recoup firefighting costs from insurance companies
The Walkerton Fire Department is exploring an agreement with a third party company that will allow them to recoup firefighting costs from insurance companies.
Chief of Emergency Services has mixed feelings on provincial budget
Huron County’s Chief of Emergency Services says there was some disappointing news, but also some good news for him in the provincial budget.
Bill C-234 passes in what Huron-Bruce MP calls ‘historic vote’
Ben Lobb feels this could be the beginning of major pushback from Canadians that aren’t happy with the Liberal Party’s carbon tax
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