Erin Insight

As published in The Erin Advocate This week marks the 100th anniversary of Erin’s most dramatic fire, the loss of an important landmark an...

As published in Country Routes The bees will certainly appreciate the work done by Conservation Youth Corps (CYC) volunteers at Terra Cott...

As published in The Erin Advocate With their own plans to reorganize economic development efforts still in a state of limbo, Erin councill...

As published in The Erin Advocate When 11 pm finally rolled around at last week’s council meeting, and they were only half-way through the...

As published in The Erin Advocate Mayor Lou Maieron believes he is facing the first-ever complaint under the Council Code of Ethics, but s...

As published in The Erin Advocate Cost overruns are pushing the price of Hillsburgh’s new fire hall to new heights, with the Fire Chief re...

As published in The Erin Advocate Town council has decided to allow urban residents to continue keeping pigeons and chickens, but to prohi...

As published in The Erin Advocate I thought I was busy when I worked full time, but after sliding into semi-retirement, it seems harder th...

As published in Caledon-Erin Sideroads The locomotive glides smoothly through the hills of Caledon, hauling a precious cargo of memories a...

As published in The Erin Advocate Clerk Kathryn Ironmonger was appointed as Erin's new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) last week, a...

As published in The Erin Advocate The mandate of Erin’s SSMP Liaison Committee should be changed, enabling it to provide useful advice for...

As published in the Know Your Community magazine Liz Armstrong moved to Erin during the drought of 1988-89, and as she worked in her garde...

As published in The Erin Advocate The project may be called Hidden Quarry, because of the trees that would surround it, but opponents say ...

As published in The Erin Advocate Station Road Nursery School (SRNS) has persuaded Town Council to waive its monthly rental fee for July a...