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Blyth Bulldogs teams savour dual OMHA wins 25 years later

On March 25, a remarkable milestone was celebrated as the 1997-1998 Blyth Bulldogs U15 and U18 hockey teams gathered to mark the 25th anniversary of their respective Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) championship wins.

Blyth Brussels U15 Rep Crusaders heading to OMHA Championships

The Blyth Brussels U15 Rep Crusaders are onto the next chapter of their Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) championship journey after a series victory over the Hanover Falcons.

Blyth's Aubrey Toll posthumously inducted into Clydesdale Hall of Fame

The late Aubrey Toll of Blyth, who passed away in 2005, has been posthumously inducted into the Clydesdale Horse Association of Canada Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2022.

Lissa Kolkman chosen as 2022 Blyth Citizen of the Year

This year's Blyth Citizen of the Year Award winner is Lissa Kolkman, described as a "true asset to the Village of Blyth", as one nomination put it.

Margaret McInroy chosen as 2022 Brussels Citizen of the Year

Margaret McInroy of Blyth has been chosen as the 2022 Citizen of the Year for Brussels and its surrounding communities thanks to her dedication and hard work in the communities of both Brussels and Walton.

Karen Webster named first Huron County Citizen of the Year

Karen Webster of the Wingham area has been named the first-ever Huron County Citizen of the Year for her extensive volunteer work in the Blyth and Wingham communities.

The Citizen's Salute to Agriculture 2023

The Citizen Phone Book features listings for Auburn, Blyth, Brussels, Clinton, Goderich, Gorrie, Seaforth and Wingham. Produced by North Huron Publishing Company.

Am I just a Canadian or a human? - Keith Roulston editorial

So, the Canada-U.S. agreement last week to shut down illegal immigration through Roxham Road in Quebec put me on the spot. Am I happy, as a Canadian, to see an end to people who are avoiding the rules to enter Canada...

Times are changing - Shawn Loughlin editorial

Over the weekend, as I watched my two-and-a-half-year-old daughter try to swipe on our television screen and manipulate the goings-on via touch screen, I realized how much has changed from when I was a child to now.

Editorials - March 31, 2023

Growing more dire, Diminishing returns, Just around the corner

Huron County Old Boys - Glimpses of the Past with Karen Webster

It was in January of 1900 that a number of former Huronites, who were making a new life for themselves in Toronto, decided to form a group called the Huron County Old Boys Association (HOB).