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 Justin Trudeau showed his skill at plowing during International Plowing Match in Walton. 
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 Officials closed the site to the public Wednesday due to heavy rains earlier this week. |
 Tory MPP Lisa Thompson says Liberals attacking farm jobs in Ontario.
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 Mayor Bernie MacLellan says IPM will showcase agriculture, not be used for political favour.
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 Pumpkinfest organizers are ready to beat last year's 17 per cent visitor increase.
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 Official set to open the Blyth Brook Bridge, on 127 km trail connecting Goderich to Guelph. |
 Fire Chief says barn a complete loss, but no chickens were inside during blaze. |
 Hydro One expected to finish their portion of electrical work Monday.
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 Part Six of an educational series is being shown in the Parks Canada Visitor Centre. |
 An OMB ruling effectively negates any ability to seek a successful case in court.
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 Muslim man of faith hired at farm to perform slaughtering in religious conformity.
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 Fireworks, train rides, midway, and ribs fest will kick off weekend festivities in Bayfield.
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 Agricultural Park receives $125,000 from Lions Club, $5,446 from Senior A Pirates. |
 Province to recognize outstanding leaders in rural economic development. |
 Cattle shows, heavy horse pulls, children’s activities, musical entertainment & exhibits.
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 OPP say 4,000 hogs lost in blaze, not considered suspicious. |
 New Tecumseth residents affected by flooding on June 23rd could be eligible for disaster assistance. |
 OFA Director says good can come from renegotiating trade deal with large U-S market.
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 Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation conducting online survey about Lake Huron
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 OFA Director says growers struggling to bale hay due to continuous rain.
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 Brockton loans $25,000 for upgrades to the ice pad at the Horse Palace
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 Jobless rate falls to 3.5 percent in Stratford to Tobermory area. |
 Simcoe Grey MPP Jim Wilson sends letter to the Minister of Agriculture to help flood-ravaged farms. |
 Local farmers lose crops to heavy rain June 23rd in the region. |
 One refinery to produce low-calorie sweetners and anti-freeze, with sugar made at the other. |
 $16M project will see wharf, docking area expanded in Canada's Prettiest Town
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 Closing Ceremonies were held Thursday at Chesley District Community School.
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 Four Owen Sound area schools will hold ceremonies today and tomorrow before closing. |
 Square Brew says suds will be available across the region in the coming weeks.
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 County Roads 12, 25 to be reduced to 50 km/h, from Sept 4-29.
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 Hospice officials eyeing possible farm, house at future four-bed residentia hospice.
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 Raw Milk farmer awaits Judges ruling in Newmarket. |
 Ben Lobb says newly-elected Conservative leader is well-position to advise on trade issues.
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 York Region and OMAFRA want an injunction to stop production on the Durham area farm. |
 Bruce County & the Bruce County Federation of Agriculture on the same page over school closures. |
 York Region and OMAFRA want an injunction to stop production on the Durham area farm.
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 Senior Climatologist says Midwestern Ontario saw 30-40% more rain than normal.
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 Thursday May 25th is the first day of the farmers' market in downtown Shelburne. |
 Season-opening farmers market kicks off with petting zoo at Libro Credit Union. |
 Tenant Administrator says friction with municipal, county officials sparked move out of Huron.
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 Over 300 people attend annual BBQ to hear from Conservative leadership candidates
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 Bluewater Angel Investors want to help aspiring entrepreneurs and boost economy. |
 career fair at Blue Mountain today |
 Tory MPP Lisa Thompson says new budget offers little for Huron, Bruce counties.
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 County expects to recover some costs in increased spending on September IPM, in Walton.
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 Listowel-based TV series promoting upcoming International Plowing Match. |
 Board Chair Jim Lynn says expanding high speed internet will make region more competitive.
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 A Bruce County medical marijuana grower says legalizing marijuana in 2018 is the right thing to do.
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 Economic Development Board Chair says broadband will have positive impact on agri-food, manufacturing. |
 Beavercrest reverted to one year reprieve, Chesley to lose Grades 9 thru 12 & no change in Paisley.
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