The Creative Economy in Huron County.....

It's all about making the right connections!
...and Charlie & Alison Hoy of Brussels, Ontario have done exactly that!

Although it was the exquisite Victorian 19th century architecture and stately homes that first attracted the Hoys to the area, it was the capacity to connect to the rest of the world through advanced technology that made it possible to establish their business in this quaint rural Ontario community.

.....and the rest is history.

Their company, known asVital Imagery Ltd., was...

From out of the ashes.....

"Heritage meets Innovation"

No matter what time of the day it is when one hears the howl of sirens pierce the air, it usually means one thing....BAD NEWS. On April 27, 2013 that same sound proved no different as it resonated through the Town of Seaforth, and its surrounding neighbourhoods, as the Seaforth Foodland gave way to a raging fire leaving the community's only grocery store in a pile of rubble.

However, after only 7 short months (although to many it seemed an eternity), Foodland again...

Putting FUN into Fundraising....

Join us at the Seaforth & District Community Centres for an evening of comradery, games & chances to win prizes.
All while watching your favourite sports team on the big screen.

Location: 122 Duke Street Seaforth, Ontario

Check-out the line-up for this season. For more information contact: Nathan Marshall at nmarshall@huroneast.com

 

The stars are aligning for the Village of Vanastra.

You're Invited......

The public is invited to hear plans for putting this unique community back on the map. The presentation will be facilitated by a team of Dr. Wayne Caldwell's Masters Students currently enrolled in the University of Guelph'sSchool of Environmental Design & Rural Development Program.

Everyone is welcome.

Location: Seaforth Golf Club - 1A Doig Drive, Egmondville, Ontario

Wednesday, December 4, 2013 at 7:00 pm Upstairs in the Clubhouse.

The stars seem to be aligning for the...

Do you know your community?

Village of Brussels Honouring the Past, Shaping the Future

Authored by Carolyn Parks Mintz & Photography by Lynne Moreland, Westcoast Photography

Mural Graphics by Precision Print & Artist Nicole Griffin

The Village of Brussels has a colourful history  From its founding in 1852, growth was steady and diverse for over a century Variously named Ainleyville and Dingle, it was officially incorporated as Brussels in 1872.

Its location on the banks of the Maitland River in the midst...