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North Huron Acknowledges Private Property Rights in Watershed Announcement #Victory

(Wingham, ON) — The Crown Corporation known as North Huron has, without prejudice, officially acknowledged Private Property Rights and has committed to no longer threatening its customers with trespass, theft or harassment.

This marks a significant shift, as North Huron now recognizes and respects private property rights, while disclaiming any liability for previous actions or inactions. This resolution opens the door for the entire community to move forward, allowing bylaw enforcement to focus exclusively on holding municipal staff accountable by enforcing bylaws solely on the corporation’s assets.

This decision by North Huron Council is the first of its kind in Canada and represents a major victory for property rights advocates and freedom fighters nationwide.

Tensions began spiraling out of control on Monday, October 31, 2022, at 3:43 PM, when Nancy Small, a North Huron by-law enforcement officer, contacted a local restaurant and claimed that the phrase “Vote Buck” was illegal and needed to be removed from both the business and the home of its owners.

Following a series of meetings and emails, by-law enforcement eventually stood down, refusing to participate in acts of trespass or theft.

The Corporation of North Huron subsequently attempted to outsource enforcement to a private firm. That firm refused to respond to emails from Buck & Jo’s and declined to enforce at the location. It appears their contract was not renewed, as they are no longer listed on the municipality’s website and have not been seen in town recently.

Buck & Jo’s then secured a written admission from North Huron’s CAO acknowledging that municipal bylaws apply only to assets owned by the corporation, not to the private property of customers. The CAO was swiftly replaced.

The restaurant had previously gone viral during the COVID-19 lockdowns when the owners stood their ground, confronted enforcers about their lack of authority, demanded accountability from an unresponsive health department, and refused to violate anyone’s rights.

NOTE: WFP has found NO evidence supporting the widespread rumors of a “massive peace summit” of freedom fighters and mayors being flown into Wingham via Helicopter ahead of this announcement.

To verify if North Huron acknowledges private property rights, and will not participate in theft or trespass contact them via the information below.

North Huron Council Contact Info:
Paul Heffer

280 Manor Road
(519) 357-3594
[email protected] 
Mitch Wright
63 Bristol Terrace
(519) 357-9497
[email protected] 
Lonnie Whitfield
94 John St. West
(226) 222-2585 
[email protected] 
Anita van Hittersum
84012 Hoover Line
(519) 523-4492 
[email protected]
Chris Palmer
39331 Belfast Road
(519) 357-3385 
[email protected] 
Kevin Fascist  Falconer
303 King Street
(519) 955-0301 
[email protected]
Ric McBurney
202 Thuell St, Blyth
(519) 441-7415 
[email protected]

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🚨WARNING: Bill 197 “Safer Roads and Communities Act” Strips More Rights Away From Ontarians 🚨

Bill 197 – Safer Roads and Communities Act, 2024 contains sweeping amendments to the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario. While its stated intent is to improve road safety and crack down on impaired driving, street racing, and vehicle theft, certain clauses dramatically expand government authority—particularly in ways that could intrude onto private property and open the door to abuse.

Source: https://www.ola.org/en/legislative-business/bills/parliament-43/session-1/bill-197

Here’s a breakdown of how this bill potentially extends government authority onto private property and what risks it carries:


🔍 1. Expanded Definition of “Driver” & “Operator”

  • Clause 48 (18) redefines “driver” to include “a person who has care, charge or control of a motor vehicle while the vehicle is on or off a highway.”
  • Section 216 (8) also includes those with control of a vehicle that has “recently travelled from or off the highway.”

🚨 Danger:

These broadened definitions allow police to enforce Highway Traffic Act violations on private driveways, parking lots, and even rural or private land—not just on public roads.

This opens the door for:

  • Increased surveillance and enforcement actions without a warrant on private property.
  • Vehicle stops and document demands in places previously beyond regular traffic jurisdiction.
  • Ambiguity around “recently travelled from a highway”, which can be broadly interpreted.

🔍 2. Police Powers to Demand Documents & Stop Vehicles

  • Section 2, Clause (f) authorizes police officers to:


    “require a driver or operator of a vehicle to stop the vehicle and surrender documents.”

🚨 Danger:

This section does not restrict where this stop can occur. In combination with the expanded “driver” definition, it allows off-highway enforcement, potentially:

  • At your home, if your vehicle is idling or just parked.
  • On private roads, farms, or driveways.
  • Creating potential for abusive stops or targeted enforcement, especially where no public danger exists.

🔍 3. New Regulation-Making Powers Override the Act

  • Section 2(2):


    “In the event of a conflict between a regulation made under this section and this Act, the regulation prevails.”

🚨 Danger:

This allows Cabinet (not elected legislators) to create regulations that override the Act itself, bypassing parliamentary debate. This can be used to:

  • Expand enforcement zones without public accountability.
  • Create new vehicle classifications or obligations for private vehicle use.
  • Mandate equipment, insurance, or inspections for vehicles used on private land.

🔍 4. Indefinite Licence Suspensions Without Court Oversight

  • Several sections (e.g., 41.0.1, 41.0.2) introduce automatic, indefinite licence suspensions upon convictions, including:
    • Impaired driving causing death.
    • Vehicle theft (10, 15 years, or indefinitely for repeated offenses).

🚨 Danger:

While harsh penalties for serious crimes are understandable, automatic and indefinite suspensions without independent tribunal oversight may result in:

  • Disproportionate punishment without room for context.
  • Lifetime bans for offenses years in the past with no pathway for appeal beyond a strict 25-year benchmark.
  • Permanently affecting livelihood of individuals who may rely on vehicles for work—especially in rural Ontario.

🔍 5. Ministry Enforcement Vehicles Given Police-Like Powers

  • Section 23(d) adds “ministry vehicles” to the definition of emergency vehicles authorized to:
    • Speed
    • Stop traffic
    • Use flashing lights

🚨 Danger:

Non-police ministry staff may now act with emergency enforcement powers, with fewer checks and balances, including potential action on private property under enforcement of vehicle-related rules.


❗Summary: What This Means for Private Property Owners

Bill 197 significantly expands the Ontario government’s authority over vehicles and drivers, even when they’re on private land. It does so by:

  • Broadening definitions of driver and operator.
  • Empowering police to act beyond highways.
  • Allowing off-highway stops and document checks.
  • Granting regulation power that can override statutes.
  • Removing barriers to indefinite licence suspension.

⚠️ Dangers of Abuse:

  • Harassment of individuals on their own property.
  • Increased targeting of marginalized or rural communities.
  • Loss of due process through regulatory changes that bypass elected debate.
  • Unintended criminalization of private behavior involving vehicles not used on public roads.
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Alerts Breaking News London Police Service Police Press Releases

London Police Finally Agree To Wear Body Cameras #FilmThePolice #FTP

LONDON, ON (January 20, 2025) – The London Police Service is announcing the launch of Body-Worn Cameras (BWCs) this month.

Today, the LPS will begin a three-phased rollout of BWCs to members of the Uniformed Division, Canine Unit and Emergency Response Unit of the LPS.

Phase one (1) of the rollout will begin on, January 20, 2025, and subsequent phased deployments will occur over the coming year.

The introduction of the BWCs within LPS is aimed to:

  • Improve public trust through transparency and accountability.
  • Collect evidence crucial to investigations, court proceedings and oversight proceedings.
  • Ensure fair and timely resolution to complaints.
  • Improve the effectiveness of training, development and performance of police personnel.

“The introduction of Body-Worn Cameras marks a significant milestone in the modernization of the London Police Service.  This technology not only promotes greater accountability for our officers but also reinforces our commitment to transparency and trust with the community we serve,” said Chief Thai Truong, London Police Service.  “As we roll out this initiative, we are taking another important step toward fostering a safer city, strengthening community trust, and a more inclusive and secure London for everyone.”

“Axon is proud to partner with the London Police Service in enhancing public safety through the deployment of body-worn cameras,” says Axon Canada’s Director of Sales, Stefan Schurman. “Body-worn cameras are part of an integral ecosystem, including in-car cameras with Fleet 3, and Axon Evidence to equip officers with advanced, reliable technology that supports effective de-escalation, strengthens officer training, and provides secure storage and management of digital evidence, contributing to safer and more effective outcomes for both officers and the community.”

Please visit our website for more information on the use of BWCs: https://www.londonpolice.ca/en/community/body-worn-cameras.aspx

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Alerts Breaking News Environment Canada

Snow Squall Warning in effect for: Wingham – Blyth – Northern Huron County

    Snow Squall Warning in effect for:

    • Wingham – Blyth – Northern Huron County

    Lake effect snow squalls are expected. Hazards: Locally heavy snowfall with accumulations of up to 35 cm by Friday evening. Poor visibility at times in heavy snow and blowing snow.

    Timing: Continuing through Friday. Discussion: Lake effect snow squalls are expected to track across the area today and tonight. Northwest winds gusting up to 60 km/h can result in blowing snow and significantly reduced visibility at times. Some areas may see lake effect snow into the weekend. Snow squalls cause weather conditions to vary considerably; changes from clear skies to heavy snow within just a few kilometres are common.

    Travel is expected to be hazardous due to reduced visibility in some locations. Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Be prepared to adjust your driving with changing road conditions.

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    Wingham Couple Drops 80 Pounds To Prove It’s Easy & Possible #NYR

    The Leaner Side of Life: Not willing to compromise standards or rights—that’s the Buck & Jo’s way, and something you should look for in an eating establishment.

    Buck & Jo’s is taking that same no-nonsense attitude and applying it to something near and dear to all of us: your health. Introducing “The Leaner Side of Life”, Buck & Jo’s revolutionary diet program designed for real people with real lives (and real cravings).


    The Buck & Jo’s Promise:

    • No Gimmicks. No shakes, no powders, no magic beans. Just honest-to-goodness less food.
    • No Membership Fees. Motivation and support are free. Stop by for advice, accountability, and small, social meals.
    • No Excuses. You’ve overindulged for years. Let’s balance the scales.

    How It Works:

    1. Eat Responsibly. If it goes in your shopping cart, it’s going in your body. Leave the “crap food” on the shelf.
    2. Portion Control. Overeating is a habit, not a necessity. Start ordering meals that match your goals, not your eyes.
    3. Track Your Progress. Smartwatches are available to help you monitor your health metrics.
    4. Be Patient. Nibble your meals, and let your body’s natural fullness cues catch up.

    Real Results, Real Fast:

    • Lose up to 10 pounds/month. (No, you don’t need to exercise—but we won’t stop you if you want to!)
    • Save money. Fewer calories = fewer dollars spent.
    • Feel amazing. More energy, less pain, and happier joints.

    The Buck & Jo’s Experience:

    • No shame dining. Stop by for a bunless burger, one egg and toast, or even just two chicken nuggets. Order proudly—this is your journey.
    • Community support. Why eat alone? Join us for small meals and snacks while soaking in a positive, encouraging atmosphere.
    • Affordable tracking tools. Smartwatches available for just $200 to monitor heart health, activity levels, stress, and more.

    “The easiest thing I’ve ever done,” says Buck, who’s down 60 pounds and counting. “Once I accepted the truth, the math was simple. Eat fewer calories than you burn, and the weight will come off.”


    Here’s a detailed chart of healthy weight ranges for men and women based on frame size (small, medium, large). Frame size can be estimated using wrist circumference in relation to height or other methods. These ranges are approximate and serve as general guidelines.

    Healthy Weight Ranges by Frame Size (Height: 5’2″ to 6’2″)

    HeightSmall Frame (Women)Medium Frame (Women)Large Frame (Women)Small Frame (Men)Medium Frame (Men)Large Frame (Men)
    5’2″100–115 lbs115–129 lbs129–143 lbs110–126 lbs126–140 lbs140–155 lbs
    5’3″103–118 lbs118–132 lbs132–147 lbs113–129 lbs129–144 lbs144–160 lbs
    5’4″105–121 lbs121–135 lbs135–151 lbs116–132 lbs132–148 lbs148–165 lbs
    5’5″108–124 lbs124–138 lbs138–155 lbs119–136 lbs136–152 lbs152–170 lbs
    5’6″111–127 lbs127–141 lbs141–159 lbs123–140 lbs140–157 lbs157–176 lbs
    5’7″114–131 lbs131–145 lbs145–163 lbs127–144 lbs144–162 lbs162–181 lbs
    5’8″118–135 lbs135–149 lbs149–168 lbs131–148 lbs148–167 lbs167–187 lbs
    5’9″121–138 lbs138–152 lbs152–172 lbs135–153 lbs153–172 lbs172–193 lbs
    5’10”125–142 lbs142–156 lbs156–177 lbs139–158 lbs158–177 lbs177–198 lbs
    5’11”129–146 lbs146–160 lbs160–182 lbs143–162 lbs162–182 lbs182–204 lbs
    6’0″133–150 lbs150–164 lbs164–187 lbs147–167 lbs167–188 lbs188–210 lbs
    6’1″137–154 lbs154–169 lbs169–192 lbs152–172 lbs172–194 lbs194–216 lbs
    6’2″141–159 lbs159–174 lbs174–197 lbs157–177 lbs177–200 lbs200–222 lbs

    Notes:

    1. Frame Size Reference:
      • Small Frame: Thinner bones, lighter build.
      • Medium Frame: Average bone structure and build.
      • Large Frame: Broader bones, sturdier build.
    2. How to Measure Frame Size (Wrist Circumference):
      • Women:
        • Under 5’2″: Small: <5.5″, Medium: 5.5–5.75″, Large: >5.75″
        • 5’2″–5’5″: Small: <6″, Medium: 6–6.25″, Large: >6.25″
        • Over 5’5″: Small: <6.25″, Medium: 6.25–6.5″, Large: >6.5″
      • Men:
        • Under 5’5″: Small: <5.5″, Medium: 5.5–6.5″, Large: >6.5″
        • Over 5’5″: Small: <6.5″, Medium: 6.5–7.5″, Large: >7.5″
    3. Consult a Professional: Variations such as muscle mass, age, and overall health should be taken into account.

    Side Effects May Include:

    • Intermittent irritability as you adjust to your new eating habits (but hey, that’s temporary).
    • A sudden boost in confidence as the pounds melt away.
    • Extra cash in your wallet (finally!).

    Ready to take control of your life? Come see us at Buck & Jo’s and experience The Leaner Side of Life. Eating responsibly has never been this empowering—or this delicious.

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    Wingham Couple Drops 80 Pounds To Prove It’s Easy & Possible #NYR

    The Leaner Side of Life: Not willing to compromise standards or rights—that’s the Buck & Jo’s way, and something you should look for in an eating establishment.

    Buck & Jo’s is taking that same no-nonsense attitude and applying it to something near and dear to all of us: your health. Introducing “The Leaner Side of Life”, Buck & Jo’s revolutionary diet program designed for real people with real lives (and real cravings).


    The Buck & Jo’s Promise:

    • No Gimmicks. No shakes, no powders, no magic beans. Just honest-to-goodness less food.
    • No Membership Fees. Motivation and support are free. Stop by for advice, accountability, and small, social meals.
    • No Excuses. You’ve overindulged for years. Let’s balance the scales.

    How It Works:

    1. Eat Responsibly. If it goes in your shopping cart, it’s going in your body. Leave the “crap food” on the shelf.
    2. Portion Control. Overeating is a habit, not a necessity. Start ordering meals that match your goals, not your eyes.
    3. Track Your Progress. Smartwatches are available to help you monitor your health metrics.
    4. Be Patient. Nibble your meals, and let your body’s natural fullness cues catch up.

    Real Results, Real Fast:

    • Lose up to 10 pounds/month. (No, you don’t need to exercise—but we won’t stop you if you want to!)
    • Save money. Fewer calories = fewer dollars spent.
    • Feel amazing. More energy, less pain, and happier joints.

    The Buck & Jo’s Experience:

    • No shame dining. Stop by for a bunless burger, one egg and toast, or even just two chicken nuggets. Order proudly—this is your journey.
    • Community support. Why eat alone? Join us for small meals and snacks while soaking in a positive, encouraging atmosphere.
    • Affordable tracking tools. Smartwatches available for just $200 to monitor heart health, activity levels, stress, and more.

    “The easiest thing I’ve ever done,” says Buck, who’s down 60 pounds and counting. “Once I accepted the truth, the math was simple. Eat fewer calories than you burn, and the weight will come off.”


    Here’s a detailed chart of healthy weight ranges for men and women based on frame size (small, medium, large). Frame size can be estimated using wrist circumference in relation to height or other methods. These ranges are approximate and serve as general guidelines.

    Healthy Weight Ranges by Frame Size (Height: 5’2″ to 6’2″)

    HeightSmall Frame (Women)Medium Frame (Women)Large Frame (Women)Small Frame (Men)Medium Frame (Men)Large Frame (Men)
    5’2″100–115 lbs115–129 lbs129–143 lbs110–126 lbs126–140 lbs140–155 lbs
    5’3″103–118 lbs118–132 lbs132–147 lbs113–129 lbs129–144 lbs144–160 lbs
    5’4″105–121 lbs121–135 lbs135–151 lbs116–132 lbs132–148 lbs148–165 lbs
    5’5″108–124 lbs124–138 lbs138–155 lbs119–136 lbs136–152 lbs152–170 lbs
    5’6″111–127 lbs127–141 lbs141–159 lbs123–140 lbs140–157 lbs157–176 lbs
    5’7″114–131 lbs131–145 lbs145–163 lbs127–144 lbs144–162 lbs162–181 lbs
    5’8″118–135 lbs135–149 lbs149–168 lbs131–148 lbs148–167 lbs167–187 lbs
    5’9″121–138 lbs138–152 lbs152–172 lbs135–153 lbs153–172 lbs172–193 lbs
    5’10”125–142 lbs142–156 lbs156–177 lbs139–158 lbs158–177 lbs177–198 lbs
    5’11”129–146 lbs146–160 lbs160–182 lbs143–162 lbs162–182 lbs182–204 lbs
    6’0″133–150 lbs150–164 lbs164–187 lbs147–167 lbs167–188 lbs188–210 lbs
    6’1″137–154 lbs154–169 lbs169–192 lbs152–172 lbs172–194 lbs194–216 lbs
    6’2″141–159 lbs159–174 lbs174–197 lbs157–177 lbs177–200 lbs200–222 lbs

    Notes:

    1. Frame Size Reference:
      • Small Frame: Thinner bones, lighter build.
      • Medium Frame: Average bone structure and build.
      • Large Frame: Broader bones, sturdier build.
    2. How to Measure Frame Size (Wrist Circumference):
      • Women:
        • Under 5’2″: Small: <5.5″, Medium: 5.5–5.75″, Large: >5.75″
        • 5’2″–5’5″: Small: <6″, Medium: 6–6.25″, Large: >6.25″
        • Over 5’5″: Small: <6.25″, Medium: 6.25–6.5″, Large: >6.5″
      • Men:
        • Under 5’5″: Small: <5.5″, Medium: 5.5–6.5″, Large: >6.5″
        • Over 5’5″: Small: <6.5″, Medium: 6.5–7.5″, Large: >7.5″
    3. Consult a Professional: Variations such as muscle mass, age, and overall health should be taken into account.

    Side Effects May Include:

    • Intermittent irritability as you adjust to your new eating habits (but hey, that’s temporary).
    • A sudden boost in confidence as the pounds melt away.
    • Extra cash in your wallet (finally!).

    Ready to take control of your life? Come see us at Buck & Jo’s and experience The Leaner Side of Life. Eating responsibly has never been this empowering—or this delicious.

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    Snow Squall Watch: Wingham, Blyth & Northern Huron County

    5:50 PM EST Tuesday 31 December 2024

    Snow Squall Watch in effect for:

    • Wingham – Blyth – Northern Huron County

    Snow squalls are expected to develop. Under the snow squall bands, visibilities will be significantly reduced due to the heavy snow combined with blowing snow, and snow will quickly accumulate. Lake effect snow squalls forecast beginning Wednesday afternoon.

    Hazards: Locally heavy snowfall with accumulations of 10 to 20 cm by Thursday evening. Additional accumulations possible Thursday night. Poor visibility at times in heavy snow and blowing snow.

    Timing: Beginning Wednesday afternoon and continuing through Wednesday night. Additional snow squalls possible Thursday and Thursday night.

    Discussion: Lake effect snow squalls off Lake Huron are forecast to develop once again in the wake of a low pressure system. Strong northwest winds gusting up to 50 or 60 km/h will accompany the snow squalls resulting in blowing snow and significantly reduced visibility at times.

    Snow squalls cause weather conditions to vary considerably; changes from clear skies to heavy snow within just a few kilometres are common. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow. Consider postponing non-essential travel until conditions improve. Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to [email protected] or tweet reports using #ONStorm.

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    Alerts Breaking News Chatham-Kent OPP Police Press Releases

    WARNING: Fake Police, DO NOT STOP If “Pulled Over” #FilmThePolice #FTP

    (CHATHAM-KENT, ON) – The Elgin Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Chatham Detachment, are investigating a report of a robbery involving individuals impersonating police officers in the Municipality of Chatham-Kent.

    On December 25, 2024, at approximately 9:00 p.m., members of the Elgin OPP were dispatched to the eastbound lanes of Highway 401 near the 65-KM marker for a report of robbery.

    It was reported that the complainant was stopped by two suspect vehicles, one with flashing red and blue lights in the windshield. The complainant’s vehicle was approached by two suspects while another remained in one of the suspect vehicles.

    The complainant was directed to exit the vehicle, an interaction between the parties occurred and the suspects fled the scene in both the suspect vehicles along with the complainant’s vehicle.

    The complainant was transported to a local hospital by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) with minor injuries.

    The suspects were described as:

               Suspect 1:

    ·        Black male in his 30’s

    ·        6′ 0″ tall

    ·        Wearing all black clothing, a black mask, and a black ballistic styled vest

    ·        Handgun in a holster

    Suspect 2:

    ·        Brown male in his 20’s

    ·        5’8″ tall

    ·        Wearing all black clothing, a black mask, and a black ballistic styled vest

    No description of the third suspect was provided.

    The involved suspect vehicles were described as a black sedan with red/blue flashing lights in the windshield and a black SUV. No police markings were on either vehicle.

    The investigation is ongoing and there is not believed to be a threat to public safety as investigators believe this was an isolated incident.

    The OPP wish to remind the public that citizens may ask a police officer to provide the name of their service, detachment, badge number, rank officer’s badge and warrant card. The officer should be able to provide this information without delay.

    If anyone witnessed the interaction, or has information, such as dashcam footage, that could assist with the investigation or help the identity of the persons involved, please contact the OPP at 1-888-310-1122. Should you wish to remain anonymous, you can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or leave an anonymous online message at https://stthomascrimestoppers.ca/ where you may be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $2,000.

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    Alerts Breaking News WFP

    UPDATE: Reeve Finally Put In Place, Staff Revolt, CAO Gone, Accounting Crisis & Taxpayers Have Money Stolen From Account – More Victims Feared

    (North Huron) North Huron CAO is now gone, and countless customers of North Huron have had their accounts depleted, and in some cases emptied by North Huron. Current Reeve Paul Heffer is refusing to comment, apologize, or offering to cover all costs associated with this theft. Experts confirm that if it was not theft, it was incompetence on an unprecedented level. To find out if you have been affected or to see what compensation you are entitled, to contact Paul Heffer at (519) 357-3594 and/or [email protected] 

    Parade: Still Not Our Leader

    Disgraced North Huron Reeve/Mayor Paul Heffer was finally put in his place after his shocking appearance in the last parade where Citizens of good conscience refused to follow their “leader” and left a 10 minute gap in the parade as sign of respect for Heffer’s victim.

    This time the reeve did not displace a Community Living member by hogging the shotgun seat in the lead firetruck. Heffer was forced to be at the very end of the parade to prevent any further protests. This way his presence wouldn’t slow the parade again.

    This Man Is A Liar Posters

    Town Staff are refusing to follow direction from the current reeve and refusing to cease and desist their illegal activity, and have actually increased it by intentionally dumping snow on sidewalks they have been regularly clearing for years, endangering even more lives. Several different posters have sprung up around town, the most noticeable are the “If snow has been dumped on this sidewalk in violation of Clean Yards By-law: 3.18 forcing pedestrians to walk in traffic, then this man is a Liar!

    For an update on the rapidly evolving crisis, please contact your Representative on council.

    North Huron Council Contact Info:
    Paul Heffer

    280 Manor Road
    (519) 357-3594
    [email protected] 
    Mitch Wright
    63 Bristol Terrace
    (519) 357-9497
    [email protected] 
    Lonnie Whitfield
    94 John St. West
    (226) 222-2585 
    [email protected] 
    Anita van Hittersum
    84012 Hoover Line
    (519) 523-4492 
    [email protected]
    Chris Palmer
    39331 Belfast Road
    (519) 357-3385 
    [email protected] 
    Kevin Fascist  Falconer
    303 King Street
    (519) 955-0301 
    [email protected]
    Ric McBurney
    202 Thuell St, Blyth
    (519) 441-7415 
    [email protected]

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    Alerts Breaking News Caledon OPP Police Press Releases WFP

    Citizens Rise Up – Bylaw Enforcment Officer Hospitalized #NWO

    (CALEDON, ON) – Officers from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating an assault on a municipal law enforcement officer.

    On November 24, 2024, shortly after 2:00 a.m., Caledon OPP responded to an assault on Fallview Circle, in the community of Southfields Village. A Town of Caledon Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, in the course of their duties, was assaulted by a group of individuals. The officer was transported to hospital and the injuries were later deemed to be minor.

    The investigation is ongoing with the assistance of the Caledon OPP Major Crime Unit. Anyone with information, including dashcam or surveillance video, is urged to contact Caledon OPP at 1-888-310-1122. You can also provide information anonymously by contacting Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or online at www.peelcrimestoppers.ca. When you contact Crime Stoppers you stay anonymous, and you never have to testify.

    “Officer health and safety is our top priority. No-one should face the risk of violence when they go to work,” said Town of Caledon Mayor Annette Groves. “Please come forward if you have any information that helps O.P.P. advance its investigation and charge those responsible.”

    Editors Note: No-one should face the risk of trespass, theft, harassment, violence or intimidation on their own property from overreaching bylaw enforcement officers.

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    Alerts Breaking News North Huron OPP WFP

    Rising Tensions in North Huron: Wingham Resident Arrested Following Confrontation At Town Hall #Heroes #TakeBackOurCountry

    (NORTH HURON, ON) – Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is investigating an incident that took place on Josephine Street in the Town of Wingham, Township of North Huron on Thursday November 21, 2024.  

    On November 21, 2024, at approximately 9:30 a.m., a Wingham resident attended the North Huron Township Municipal office and interacted with staff.

    Just after 10:00 a.m., police were contacted to investigate threats that were made by the individual. Investigators were able to identify and locate the suspect who was arrested just after 12:30 p.m.

    Gregory LYNNE, 41 years of age of North Huron has been charged with:

    –      Uttering Threats to Cause Bodily Harm or Death,

    –      Criminal Harassment.

    The accused has been held in custody for a bail hearing appearance at the Ontario Court of Justice – Goderich.

    Any person with information regarding this incident or any other incident is asked to contact Huron OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or (519) 482-1677. 

    Should you wish to remain anonymous, you may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or submit a web tip at “P3tips.com” where you may be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $2,000.

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    Breaking News Central Huron OPP Police Press Releases

    Pedestrian Airlifted After Hit & Run In Clinton #PedestrianLivesMatter

    (CENTRAL HURON, ON) – A 20-year-old pedestrian was injured last evening after being struck by a vehicle that failed to remain at the scene in the Municipality of Central Huron.

    On November 7th, 2024, just before 7:30 p.m., the Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Huron County Paramedic Services responded to a report of a car vs pedestrian collision near the intersection of East Street and Ontario Street in Clinton.

    Emergency responders located one person who had been struck by a passenger vehicle. They were transported to a local hospital and later airlifted to London where their injuries were deemed non-life threatening.

    The involved vehicle was observed leaving the scene southbound on East Street and is described as a smaller blue car with silver colouring.

    The OPP is requesting any witnesses that may have observed this incident to call police. If any member of the public has dash-cam footage or home surveillance footage in the area, please contact the OPP.

    The Huron OPP is requesting anyone with information to call 1-888-310-1122. If you wish to remain anonymous, please call 1-800-222-TIPS or leave a secure web tip at P3TIPS.com.

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    North Huron Council Finally Publicly Acknowledges They Have No Authority On Private Land

    (North Huron, Ontario) At the October 21, 2024, North Huron council meeting, a councilor finally publicly admitted that they cannot enforce their bylaws on private property. This shocking admission of guilt exposes them to potential litigation as their victims become aware of their rights and realize that the bylaw department never had authority over private land.

    This fascist overreach by town halls across Ontario has cost their victims millions of dollars defending themselves against the unlawful actions of bylaw enforcement.

    The crumbling and costly replacement of neglected infrastructure is due to bylaw enforcement across Ontario refusing to fulfill their responsibilities and ensure that infrastructure is maintained. Some highly corrupt municipalities do not even have job descriptions for their enforcement officers, as they have hired their friends to bully and target victims.

    North Huron Council Contact Info:
    Paul Heffer

    280 Manor Road
    (519) 357-3594
    [email protected] 
    Mitch Wright
    63 Bristol Terrace
    (519) 357-9497
    [email protected] 
    Lonnie Whitfield
    94 John St. West
    (226) 222-2585 
    [email protected] 
    Anita van Hittersum
    84012 Hoover Line
    (519) 523-4492 
    [email protected]
    Chris Palmer
    39331 Belfast Road
    (519) 357-3385 
    [email protected] 
    Kevin Fascist  Falconer
    303 King Street
    (519) 955-0301 
    [email protected]
    Ric McBurney
    202 Thuell St, Blyth
    (519) 441-7415 
    [email protected]

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    Reeve Agrees To Cease & Desist Illegal Activity – Wingham Streets Now To Be Safest In Decades – Audio Released

    (North Huron, Ontario) At the 10-10 meeting in Blyth, North Huron Reeve Paul Heffer confessed he has been directing/allowing town staff to egregiously break the law and endanger our community’s children.

    The Reeve tried to deflect the first question to no avail, and was pressured into answering whether on not he would continue his illegal activity of blocking off sidewalks by dumping snow directly on them, which endangers all pedestrians.

    Recently in Ontario there has been an 82% increase in fatal pedestrian collisions, even one involving an OPP cruiser, showing that even under ideal circumstances and conditions, collisions happen and lives can be lost.

    Thankfully your corporation has a by-law to help protect pedestrians on your corporation’s land, by making it illegal for anyone to dump snow on your sidewalks, which then forces pedestrians to walk in traffic during the winter months. 

    Section 3.18 of your clean yards by-law clearly forbids this activity, yet by-law enforcement is refusing to do their job and ensure your by-laws are enforced on your land, claiming that you are preventing them from enforcing your by-laws on your own property.

    Are you going to stop your illegal activity which endangers pedestrians?

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    East-Wawanosh Heroes Stand Their Ground Against Corrupt & Criminal Council – Heffer Family Threats & Media Blackout #WinghamWakening

    (North Huron, Ontario) The North Huron council meeting for public input on October 10 was such a train wreck for the council that traditional media is apparently succumbing to pressure from the Heffer family to remain silent in light of massive lawsuits.

    Among the local heroes who took to the podium was one of the Corporation of North Huron’s most suffering victims. Despite having recently suffered a trip and fall on North Huron’s neglected sidewalks that resulted in a broken foot, she confronted the council, foot cast and all, and informed the public of what has been done to her, shocking and horrifying the crowd.

    North Huron has allegedly contaminated her drinking water supply, rendering her property nearly worthless due to her inability to build or rebuild as a result of North Huron’s actions and inactions. To add insult to injury, they increased her taxes instead of eliminating them.  Apparently, you have to pay extra for North Huron to destroy your property.

    It’s a shame that by-law enforcement hasn’t enforced their own bylaws on their own property over the last 30 years, as that could have greatly mitigated the devastation inflicted by North Huron.

    North Huron Council Contact Info:
    Paul Heffer

    280 Manor Road
    (519) 357-3594
    [email protected] 
    Mitch Wright
    63 Bristol Terrace
    (519) 357-9497
    [email protected] 
    Lonnie Whitfield
    94 John St. West
    (226) 222-2585 
    [email protected] 
    Anita van Hittersum
    84012 Hoover Line
    (519) 523-4492 
    [email protected]
    Chris Palmer
    39331 Belfast Road
    (519) 357-3385 
    [email protected] 
    Kevin Fascist  Falconer
    303 King Street
    (519) 955-0301 
    [email protected]
    Ric McBurney
    202 Thuell St, Blyth
    (519) 441-7415 
    [email protected]