News Releases

Following the province’s announcement yesterday of another Stay-at-Home Order I want to remind everyone in our community of the supports available to help you through it.
In addition to the information available at SouthHuron.ca on our Business Recovery page, I encourage the business community to connect with the Exeter BIA or South Huron Chamber of Commerce for help navigating and accessing the assistance you need.
For our residents, if you are struggling to get...
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The Province of Ontario has announced that Huron and Perth counties will be moved into the updated Orange Zone – Restrict level of the COVID-19 Response Framework on Tuesday February 16, 2021.  
Following provincial direction as well as guidance from Huron Perth Public Health , the Municipality of South Huron is implementing a phased re-opening approach to ensure that resuming services are provided safely.
Services resuming as of Tuesday, February...
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The Municipality of South Huron received formal notification today that our Constructing a New South Huron Recreation Centre grant application was not successful as submitted under the Community, Culture and Recreation funding stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP).  The South Huron share was to be an estimated $6.74M and the project scope was for the following
Multi-use Recreation Facility Building program be a design build to an upset limit...
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Hello Everyone
Today we pause to reflect on the sacrifices made in defense of Canadian values and the freedoms afforded to us by the bravery of those who served, and those who continue to serve, our great nation.
This year’s Remembrance Day commemoration will feel a little different as we face a different fight to keep each other safe from the spread of COVID-19.
Although we cannot be together, we are still united in our cause. We will continue to safeguard our...
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South Huron Council held its first meeting to discuss the 2021 budget on Monday, September 28 th . The agenda included an overview of the budgetary process, an initial list of priorities for deliberation by Council and a proposed timeline for budget adoption.
“We know that COVID-related financial pressures facing residents and businesses will continue into 2021, so the municipal budget has to reflect this reality,” said Mayor George Finch. “Council has directed...
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