News Centre
Agriculture News Channel
Records 1 to 50 of 1325
| Next | Last |
 Economic Development officials looking for parties interested in redeveloping former youth detention centre. |
 Five will be saved from closure and two others will be reopened for farmers. 
|
 Several speakers to discuss shoreline issues during 2nd annual speakers series Thursday.
|
 Ernie Hardeman encourages farmers to seek help for mental health issues. |
 The report also suggests 2.5 Million visitors contributed $299 Million to the local economy.
|
 There appears to be a slight downward trend for building permits issued in Brockton.
|
 Two sessions in Elora to help growers assess environmental awareness, Jan 10th, 17th. |
 Bruce County Ag Federation says they missed out on operations funding last year.
|
 Two decade hiatus sees Rutabaga Festival return to Blyth October 5th.
|
 The 53rd annual events goes at the Elmwood Community Centre.
|
 The Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound MP hopes to put the year behind him.
|
 MPP Bill Walker hosted the roundtable with Ernie Hardeman on the red tape farmers are facing.
|
 A celebration will be held in Walkerton for outgoing Mayor David Inglis.
|
 United Way's Social Research & Planning Council says living wage requires two working parents.
|
_29.jpg) Grey, Bruce, Huron and Perth counties lose 5,700 full-time jobs, jobless rate increases |
 A conference in Meaford will look at how technology can keep local farms viable. |
 With more farm vehicles on the road, OPP reminding everyone to exercise caution. |
 Farm Credit Canada spending $20,000 to replace 38 defibrillators across Huron. |
 164th Walkerton Little Royal underway
|
 Ben Lobb says Canada provided many concessions in three-country pact, with nothing in return.
|
 MPP Walker says he is relieved that a deal was finalized, but cited lingering concerns.
|
 Patrick Jilesen says ag industry strongly connected in Canada, U-S, and Mexico.
|
 The Premier and the trade minister are back from their trip to Washington.
|
 Saturday is the horse show, bike and potato sack races,and other shows and competitions. |
 Weekend fair to include family fun zone, log-sawing competition, and adults-only hypnotist.
|
 Area from Stratford-Bruce Peninsula still among lowest jobless rates in province |
 Huron Pioneer Thresher & Hobby Association celebrates 57th anniversary during Steam Show.
|
 OMAFRA says the bat tested positive for rabies, and is the first rabid animal in the area this year. |
 Thompson looks to represent Liberals in Huron-Bruce in 2019 federal election.
|
 Proposed change to Bluewater official plan would remove classification of tree plantations.
|
 Parade, petting zoo return to fair, along with AC/DC cover band "21 Gun Salute."
|
 Up to 5,000 visitors expected at weekend event at the South Huron Recreation Centre.
|
 Ben Lobb believes federal Liberals mistaken in joining with Mexico in trade talks.
|
 Suggested changes include changes to tree plantation rules.
|
 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.
|
 Lisa Thompson expects agriculture programs to be instituted in Ontario schools.
|
 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.
|
 Huron-Bruce Tory MPP is a farmer, and Doug Ford has said he wants a farmer in his cabinet.
|
 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.
|
 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.
|
 The subjects were familiar but all had an agricultural bent in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound.
|
 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
|
 Cody Joudry named to role, after serving as Acting Director since September. |