Erin Insight

As published in The Erin Advocate Mayor Lou Maieron’s proposal to bypass the Station Road dam with a new roadway along the Elora-Cataract ...

As published in The Erin Advocate Town council has agreed to pay $54,000 to consulting firm BM Ross for additional work to complete the Se...

As published in The Erin Advocate Neither side in the ongoing fill dispute on Third Line was happy after last week’s council meeting, with...

As published in The Erin Advocate To apply for a $25,000 economic development grant, or not to apply, that was one of the questions debate...

As published in The Erin Advocate Is there anyone out there who would be willing to work as a Library Courier for, say, $24,000 a year? Ho...

As published in The Erin Advocate By the time Henry Trout brought his family to Erin Township in 1821 at the age of 51, he had already had...

As published in The Erin Advocate The Town will investigate the possibility of a referendum question on the 2014 election ballot, asking i...

As published in The Erin Advocate Councillors are getting impatient for completion of the Servicing and Settlement Master Plan (SSMP) but ...

As published in The Erin Advocate I met Steve Revell at an all-candidates meeting five years ago and we formed a friendship, based on our ...

As published in The Erin Advocate Erin’s sewer consultant has requested an additional $54,000 for extra work on the Servicing and Settleme...

As published in The Erin Advocate The great great great great grandsons of Henry George Trout, the settler who built the dam and sawmill t...

As published in The Erin Advocate The simmering dispute between Erin Mayor Lou Maieron and fellow members of the Credit Valley Conservatio...

As published in The Erin Advocate The Town of Erin is risking a fine of up to $1 million from the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) if i...

As published in The Erin Advocate The fire that destroyed the Queen’s Hotel and a block of businesses in downtown Erin 100 years ago spark...