(BlackburnNews.com file photo)Wellington North has agreed to proceed with upgrades to its audible signals on traffic lights in Mount Forest and Arthur.
The signals have not operated properly for several years.
However, before proceeding with upgrades, Wellington North will await comments from Wellington County’s Accessibility Advisory Committee.
The committee is trying to get a standardized set of audible signals for all of Wellington County.
Wheat finished lower.
The Grey Sauble Conservation Authority gathered volunteers, project partners, and Indigenous collaborators at the Bognor Marsh Management Area on September 18 to celebrate the success of the Echoes of the Marsh initiative and unveil new conservation signage.
A 30-year-old Toronto man is charged with several offences including impaired driving and possession of property obtained by crime.
Following an announcement from the provincial government regarding planned safety updates for the trucking industry on Monday, some working in the industry are taking a wait-and-see approach.
The facility will be permitted to receive, process and transfer non-hazardous solid waste generated anywhere in Ontario.
The first day of the five-day celebration of agriculture and rural living will include opening ceremonies, plowing competitions, and a demo by the Canadian Cowgirls drill team.
