Kim Yake, (left) and Mount Forest Museum and Archives member Kate Rowley (right) at the grand reopening of the renovated Mount Forest Museum and Archives.
(photo by Campbell Cork) The newly renovated Mount Forest Museum and Archives is now open to the public.
Located in the old Mount Forest Post Office, the museum and archives boasts an expanded display area, new office area and a dedicated workroom.
The work was completed with the financial support of Wellington North, and a lot of hands-on work by members of the Mount Forest Historical Society.
The museum and archives now features a show highlighting the community’s sports heritage.
The tax levy will still increase 4.55 per cent in 2026.
Soybeans finished sharply higher mid-week.
The Ontario government is planning to offer a helping hand to people looking to buy a new home.
Conservation measures by residents in Owen Sound helped stabilize the municipal system faster than expected, following a call for the community to limit non-essential water use until full service could resume at the water treatment facility.
Deputy Mayor Scott Greig’s upcoming motion is expected to focus on how those emergency response costs were handled, and whether a portion could be recovered.
James Van-Veen, 64, has been missing since January 26.
