Erin Insight

My first story for the Wellington Advertiser By Phil Gravelle ELORA - The Elora Mohawks came on strong when it counted at the Founders ...

Erin’s drinking water systems are under new management. The town signed an interim agreement on June 11 with the Ontario Clean Water Agen...

Assessment growth in other parts of Wellington County is lightening the tax burden on Erin residents, who will see an overall reduction of ...

An overflow crowd and a petition with 772 names have forced Erin councillors to delay a controversial gravel pit vote, with the town now se...

Erin town councillors could have shown some courtesy by at least pretending to have a public discussion about getting rid of the water depa...

New efforts are being made to reduce the impact of Halton Crushed Stone’s proposed gravel pit expansion south of Erin village. At an Apri...

After years of concern about the cost of running the Erin water department, town council has finally pulled the plug – deciding to contract...

The Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change will mediate between the Town of Erin and any residents who appeal the results of the Wa...

Halton Crushed Stone (HCS) is offering new concessions in its bid to get town council approval for a gravel pit expansion just south of Eri...

The public school board has put the brakes on a process that could have studied the possibility of closing Ross R. MacKay School in Hillsbu...

Residents who will not get wastewater service for their homes continue to get conflicting messages about whether they will have to help pay...

As published in Sideroads Magazine In the railroad boom of the late 1800s, four companies built an ambitious web of steel among villages...

The Soil Health Coalition chapter in Erin is recruiting citizen scientists and local farmers to help measure key attributes of local soil, ...

The search for new municipal water just got a lot more expensive, with Erin town council allocating up to $604,000 for at least two more we...