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Top Wiartonecho News

Mahon: The summons to Dr. Dirt's office

Clinton, Ontario · Clinton

Mahon: The summons to Dr. Dirt's office

93% Right coverage: 15 sources

The Middlesex Agricultural Hall of Fame announced its inductees recently, and it stirred an old memory when I read that one of the men honoured was Dr. Burt Matthews. I was surprised to read that he originally came from a farm near Kerwood, only about 20 minutes from where I now live.See the Story

Mahon: Get tough on crime? Who and where are the criminals?

Huron East · Huron East

Mahon: Get tough on crime? Who and where are the criminals?

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

Politicians of many colours and levels frequently like to toss an old favourite into the election promise mix. They promise to get tough on crime. It moves the voter needle a wee bit with little effort and no need to actually follow up, because getting tough on crime is as vague as saying you stand for family values.See the Story

One of the largest greenhouses in Canada opens phase 1 in King City

Artificial Intelligence · Goderich

One of the largest greenhouses in Canada opens phase 1 in King City

94% Right coverage: 17 sources

While there are many small vertical hydroponic growing operations continuing to spring up, Haven Greens’ founder Jay Willmot has used AI and automation to create a two-acre greenhouse inside a barn where nothing is touched by human hands from seedling to harvest.See the Story

Vertical walls grow leafy greens hydroponically for local markets

94% Right coverage: 17 sources

With a former Oxford County airplane hangar transformed into a vertical farm of greens and herbs, the young owners of Beekist Growers say their long-term plan is to expand their hydroponic operation even more.See the Story

Hoeffsuemmer Grains builds business around being community-minded

94% Right coverage: 18 sources

Service excellence is just good business at Hoeffsuemmer Grains in Elgin County. So too is the independent, family-operated company’s community-minded approach.See the Story

Two rescued after kayak capsizes off Big Bay

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

None of the individuals involved were wearing lifejacketsCanada · Canada See the Story

Ben Lobb re-elected in Huron-Bruce

83% Right coverage: 12 sources

Conservative MP Ben Lobb will be returning to Ottawa to represent Huron-Bruce for a sixth consecutive term.Pierre Poilievre See the Story

Federal Election 2025: Ruff wins third term in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Voters in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound have returned Conservative Alex Ruff to Ottawa for a third term.Liberal Party of Canada · Owen Sound See the Story

In the factory or on the pasture, ‘failure is not an option’

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

It was the 1980s. Interest rates were high. Farm returns were low. The economy was recovering from a brutal recession. And like many of his peers, farmer Jim Whitley was looking for a job to help the family cattle operation survive.See the Story

Helping plants see the light will fuel pasture growth

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

If you’re a livestock farmer, you spend a lot of time thinking about your animals. Are they healthy and content? Do they have good feed? Is there enough grass on that paddock? Then for crying out loud, why don’t they clean it up?Agriculture See the Story

Ontario’s Greenbelt turns 20, RCMP investigation continues

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

As the Greenbelt Foundation and other organizations and individuals celebrate the 20th anniversary of Ontario’s Greenbelt, a previous attempt by the Ford government to remove sections of it for housing growth remains under a year-long-plus RCMP investigation.RCMP See the Story