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"Village of Vanastra's Newest & Brightest Star"

The talented group responsible for pulling off yet another Win This Space contest reported recently that the Village of Vanastra will welcome a new business and that the Municipality of Huron East will benefit from an imaginative entrepreneur taking her creative venture to another level.

With Seaforth's successful Win This Space 2015 project as a model, Economic Development Officer Jan Hawley assembled a professional...

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Win This Space

Wins Community Economic Development Award

The Win This Space competition has received the prestigious Community Economic Development Award of Excellence out of many nominations from across the province at Community Futures Ontario's 23rd Annual Conference.

The initiative provided an opportunity for new businesses to win free storefront space, in either Seaforth or Brussels, Ontario for a year courtesy of Huron...

"Introducing our Fabulous Five Win This Space Finalists"

Have you always wanted to be your own boss, to manage your own business? The Municipality of Huron East embarked on an initiative in the spring of 2016 that helped do just that! As part of a revitalization project within the former RCAF/Canadian Forces Base, now the Village of Vanastra, the Municipality invited budding entrepreneurs to take part in a competition that is sure to kick-start their enterprise.

Now, after months of training and...

Win This Space Offers an Innovative Business Opportunity in the Village of Vanastra

Have you always wanted to be your own boss, to manage your own business? The Municipality of Huron East is embarking on an initiative in the spring of 2016 that will help you do just that! If you run a home-based operation or have a bright idea to market, Win This Space is the contest for you! As part of a revitalization project within the former RCAF/Canadian Forces Base, now the Village of Vanastra, the Municipality...

Entering Seaforth on Highway 8, also known as Goderich Street within town limits, has always been enticing with its canopy of shade trees welcoming travellers to its history, culture, comfortable residences and progressive businesses district. However, to enhance the experience, a splash of brilliant colours has now been added to this well-travelled thoroughfare with the recent placement of sixteen beautiful banners.

Celebrating the community's past and its diversity, striking new artwork is once...