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 Proposed change to Bluewater official plan would remove classification of tree plantations. 
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 Parade, petting zoo return to fair, along with AC/DC cover band "21 Gun Salute."
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 Up to 5,000 visitors expected at weekend event at the South Huron Recreation Centre.
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 Ben Lobb believes federal Liberals mistaken in joining with Mexico in trade talks.
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 Suggested changes include changes to tree plantation rules.
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 Weekend rain and forecast weather lead Huron County Fire Chiefs to end fire ban. |
 Spokesperson recommends homeowners limit lawn-watering, and farmers check irrigation systems.
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 Lisa Thompson expects agriculture programs to be instituted in Ontario schools.
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 Bruce, Grey, Huron and Perth Counties have the lowest level in the province. |
 Thompson was sworn in Friday morning, as Doug Ford officially became Premier of Ontario. |
 There's a new logo, slogan and website for the municipality of Brockton.
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 Huron-Bruce Tory MPP is a farmer, and Doug Ford has said he wants a farmer in his cabinet.
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 Rate fell 1.1% to 3.3% in the Stratford-Bruce Peninsula Region |
 All six candidates appear to discuss issues, eight days before election day.
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 Ag Society says a fall fair isn't going to happen in the next 2 to 3 years. |
 Huron-Bruce candidates explain why their party will best represent rural Ontario during event in Holmesville.
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 The subjects were familiar but all had an agricultural bent in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound.
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 Agriculture will be the focus of a Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound riding All Candidates Meeting. |
 Provincial election candidates to discuss the issues at Holmevilles Community Centre Tuesday night. |
 County council approves 25% of residential rate, despite concerns from GCFA members
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 Cody Joudry named to role, after serving as Acting Director since September. |
 New provincial legislation would require rabies vaccines for any animals who may contact people.
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 Henry Reinders of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank & Chair of Grown in Grey recognized.
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 Students will learn all about the importance of agriculture in Grey Bruce.
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 Roughly $1 million handed out locally in Southwestern Ontario Development Fund. |
 Allan Avis Architects awarded for design of Cowbell Brewing Co. in Blyth. |
 OFA Director requests Huron join the "Producing Prosperity" campaign, ahead of June 7th election.
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 Health Unit officials want Grey Bruce Municipalities to endorse the goal of a sustainable food system.
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 Society looking for waiver of county portion of rezoning fee for new animal building. |
 Four County Labour Market planning board reports half a percent drop in area employment |
 Individuals, businesses recognized in 20th Annual Awards Banquet |
 Ontario Plowmen's Association praises IPM's charitable giving at annual general meeting.
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 Youth and Tech Centre gets commitment from Exceldor Foods |
 Arran-Elderslie councillor looks for assurances from Bluewater District School Board trustees
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 Award recognizes outstanding contribution to farming and farm life. |
 Erosion control initiatives most popular, followed by tree planting and cover crops.
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 Local students pursuing post secondary education or training could be eligible for $2,500. |
 The unemployment level in our area increased slightly in February to 4.5 per cent. |
 Projects in Zambia earn Lambton students two top prizes at 2018 Enactus Expo. |
 Feedback on Grey County's official draft plan is being sought in a series of public meetings this month.
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 Stewardship Council coordinator says resources available for anyone fighting the invasive grass.
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 Agricultural courses will be open to all public Grade 11 and 12 students.
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 More than 900 employment opportunities
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 The new strategy will help Brockton better position itself for the future.
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 Ontario Federation of Agriculture says political parties need to focus more investment into rural communities |
 County Warden says farmer issues should be addressed, ahead of this year's provincial election.
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 MPAC assessments of farmland have increased over 71 per cent.
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 Officials say it was a tough decision for members to not have a fair this year |
 The funding is all part of the Province's plan to help boost small business across rural Ontario. |
 Between $39-45 thousand will go to each municiaplity for downtown storefront improvements. |
