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Haldimand County Recruiting For New Diversity, Equity And Inclusion Advisory Committee

Haldimand County is recruiting members for its new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Committee. This committee will advise Council, staff and the Police Services Board on promoting inclusion, respect, understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity within the community. The committee will consist of seven members, including one member from the Accessibility Advisory Committee, Seniors Advisory

Applications now being accepted for 2022 Community Beautification Fund grants

It’s that time of the year again for community groups and not-for-profit organizations to get creative and apply for a Haldimand County Community Beautification grant. Each year, the County sets aside $60,000 in partnership funding for beautification projects on municipal property. These grants support the efforts of volunteer groups in enhancing the vitality, sense of

Digital Service Squad returning to Haldimand County to help small businesses with eCommerce, pandemic recovery

Haldimand County, in partnership with Grand Erie Business Centre, is pleased to announce the receipt of an additional $57,000 grant from Digital Main Street’s Ontario Grants Program. The grant provides funding to hire a Digital Service Squad (DSS), who will help local small businesses adopt online technologies and digitally transform their sales, marketing and back-office

New exhibit ‘Relationships’ debuts at Edinburgh Square Heritage & Cultural Centre

Edinburgh Square Heritage & Cultural Centre is inviting residents and visitors to experience its newest exhibit, Relationships, until September 25, 2021. Through this new exhibit, local artists Gina McIntee, Shumauni McIntee, Karen MacDonald Prine and Kerrie Curran use their artwork to explore how we can build compassion and spread love through relationships with nature, wildlife,

Haldimand County seeking local youth, seniors to join advisory committees

Haldimand County is continuing to recruit members for its new youth and seniors advisory committees. These committees will advise Council about issues and policies that impact the quality of life for these groups. The Youth Advisory Committee is looking for members from ages 16 to 24 years from across the county, while the Seniors Advisory

County using environmentally friendly dye to study river flow, effluent

Haldimand County will be using safe and environmentally-friendly dye to study flows in the Grand River on Thursday, August 26, 2021. The test is part of ongoing monitoring studies related to the County’s wastewater treatment operations. Dye will be added to the Grand River via the Caledonia wastewater treatment plant on Thursday, August 26, 2021

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