MINTO – This year's Minto Farmers’ Market season was quite successful “in spite of the restrictions and limitations caused by the COVID-19 pandemic,” organizers report.
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Minto calls for province to reconsider changes to conservation authorities
MINTO – Town council has approved a resolution asking the province to rethink proposed changes to legislation governing conservation authorities.
Blessings to You Centre makes donation to Integrated Youth Services Network
Help for hub – The Blessing to You Centre recently made a $10,000 donation to the Integrated…
Health Professional Recruitment Committee searching for new family physician
MAPLETON – The Minto-Mapleton Health Professional Recruitment Committee is on the hunt for a new physician in the area.
Minto council approves two CIP grants
HARRISTON – Minto council has approved two Community Improvement Program (CIP) grants worth a combined $4,000 to enhance downtown buildings here.
Minto council to consider bylaw regulating off road vehicles
MINTO – Council here is preparing to consider allowing the use of off road vehicles (ORV) on town-owned roads.
Residents at Royal Terrace host fall fair
Seniors fair – With local fairs cancelled or moved online for 2020 due to the COVID-19…
Minto officials urge residents to minimize indoor interactions
MINTO – Citing “alarming” COVID-19 case numbers “closer to home,” municipal officials here are asking residents to minimize indoor interactions and strictly follow public health guidelines on mask wearing and physical distancing.
Minto draft budget projects 1.5% tax levy increase
MINTO – A 1.5 per cent increase in the local tax levy is currently projected in the town’s 2021 draft budget.
North Wellington municipalities to receive over $3.6 million in total OMPF funding
WELLINGTON COUNTY – North Wellington municipalities will receive a combined total of more than $3.6 million through a key provincial funding program next year.
Support urged for Minto food banks as Christmas season approaches
MINTO – Deputy Mayor Dave Turton is reminding the community that, with the Christmas season drawing closer, local food banks will need additional support.
Santa Claus still coming to town – just in a different way
MINTO – While traditional parades here are cancelled, Minto Fire officials are reassuring local youths that Santa Claus will still be coming to town.
Minto closes town office ‘indefinitely’
MINTO – The Town of Minto has decided to close its municipal office indefinitely.
Bridge elected vice-chair of FCM Ontario Caucus
WELLINGTON COUNTY – County councillor and Minto Mayor George Bridge has been re-elected to…
Minto closing town office to public for two weeks
MINTO – “As more information regarding the situation surrounding COVID-19 comes to light, the Town of Minto is taking every precaution to protect all staff and the public,” states an Oct. 16 press release from the town.