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April 12, 2018

Erin dips into reserves for unbudgeted costs

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The Town of Erin will use reserve funds to cover an operating deficit of $62,924 for 2017, plus an unbudgeted total of $693,388 to complete...

LOOKING BACK – Erin soldier gassed

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From the Advocate – 100 years ago (1918) Erin soldier gassed The Toronto Star of Wednesday last contains the photo of R.E. Speers, who ...

Major expansion planned at Cheltenham Badlands

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A long-term plan to expand trails and parking facilities at the Cheltenham Badlands could allow a high volume of tourists to safely view th...
April 05, 2018

Erin gets wastewater pep talk

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The Town of Erin got an enthusiastic endorsement of the benefits of developing a wastewater system, from a similar community that is “now d...

Lack of trust holding town back

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As the Town of Erin prepares to embark on a major expansion, it needs to deal with a chronic lack of trust between the municipal corporatio...
March 29, 2018

Erin council remuneration totals $120,062

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Remuneration for Erin town council members totaled $120,062 in 2017, according to an annual report by Director of Finance Ursula D’Angelo. ...

Town gets $1.5 million for Hillsburgh bridge project

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The Town of Erin has received a $1.5 million provincial grant that will cover more than half the cost of rebuilding the Station Street brid...

LOOKING BACK – Brother home safely

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From the Advocate – 100 years ago (1918) Brother home safely Pte. W. Sutton, who has been overseas for the past two years, has returned...

Grant helps expand high school micro-farm

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Everdale Farm has received a $25,000 grant to expand the micro-farm project at Erin District High School (EDHS) and create a how-to manual ...
March 22, 2018

LOOKING BACK – Strike at Graham Fibre Glass

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From the Advocate – 35 years ago (1983) Graham Fibre Glass workers on strike Graham Fibre Glass, Erin’s largest employer, has been quie...
March 15, 2018

Tennis Club to be independent of Town

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The Town of Erin is doing away with four Community Centre Recreation Boards, but is promising to do so with minimal disruption. A financial ...

Erin has new rules for election signs

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Election candidates will have to post a $125 refundable deposit with the Town of Erin to cover possible enforcement costs if there are viola...

Changes urged for Erin pit proposal

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With town council expected to decide soon on whether to support expansion of the Halton Crushed Stone (HCS) gravel pit just south of Erin vi...

LOOKING BACK – Ladies keep on fundraising

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From the Advocate – 100 years ago (1918) Ladies keep on fundraising The Ever Ready Club of Erin, composed of young ladies of the Village, ha...