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Wingham & North Huron Area

February 2, 2015 updated at: 6:27 am

Reason for Cancellation/Delay: Inclement Weather

FE Madill – No regular classes for students. Semester 2 classes
will begin tomorrow for students in grades in the secondary
program.

Bus Routes Affected:

Rural (Country) Bus Routes & Specialized Transportation Routes

Buses Cancelled, School Closed:

Brookside Public School

Sacred Heart Catholic School

Buses Cancelled, School Open: (Who can safely attend)

F.E. Madill Secondary School

Maitland River Elementary School

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Wingham & North Huron Area

January 30, 2015 updated at 5:56 AM

Reason for Cancellation/Delay: Inclement Weather

Maitland River Elementary School tubing trip is cancelled for
today. It is rescheduled for March 5th. More information will be
sent home.

Semester 2 for FE Madill students will begin on Monday.

Bus Routes Affected:

Rural (Country) Bus Routes & Specialized Transportation Routes

Buses Cancelled, School Closed:

Brookside Public School

F.E. Madill Secondary School

Maitland River Elementary School

Sacred Heart Catholic School

As many of you know, WFP has been fighting to get missing signage
replaced on Victoria Street.   The signs were taken down
during the Big Dig since traffic was re-routed down
Veterans/Diagonal Road.  Over 1/2 a dozen requests were made
to councillor Bernie Bailey to have the signs replaced.  Each
time it was mentioned to Mr. Bailey, he would say he would try to
remember this time and take action.  This continuing failure of
Mr. Bailey led to the WFP increasing scrutiny and rhetoric, in an
attempt to get Bailey to act on this Public safety issue.  It
also took repeated badgering to get Mr. Bailey to request financial
data regarding the Howson Dam fund.  When he finally did
capitulate, all it took was for him to spend a couple seconds
emailing town hall to get the info.  Even the simplest of tasks
seemed over burdensome to this man, even though was paid about
$1,000 a month to Represent the People.  Getting the North
Huron calendar updated also turned out to be a futile task, as
monthly requests/demands were required to achieve this tiny baby
step toward transparency.

These signs were our Democracy Experiment”