Media Releases

The Municipality of Huron East Council adopted a new Vacant Building By-law at its October 6, 2026 Council meeting.

At its October 6, 2026 meeting, Huron East Council approved the Municipality’s 10-year Community Services Master Plan

The Municipality of Huron East is pleased to announce the upcoming development of Omni Quality Living in Huron East, a significant investment that will bring a new 256-bed long-term care home to Seaforth and the community.

Program delivered in partnership with Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority, Festival Hydro and Maitland Valley Conservation Authority

The Municipality of Huron East is pleased to announce it has received $14,375 in funding through Ontario's Rural Ontario Development (ROD) Program.

The Municipality of Huron East is thanking residents, community groups, committees, boards, staff, Council, and local partners for contributing their feedback to the development of the 10-year Community Services Master Plan, and is encouraging continued participation as the project moves into its next stage of engagement.

Residents and visitors can enjoy affordable summer recreation at the Brussels Outdoor Pool thanks to a generous donation from Nancy MacDonald Exel through ABCD for Hope and the Brussels Lions Club.

The Municipality of Huron East is inviting residents to share their input through a community-wide public survey as part of the 10-year Community Services Master Plan.

The Municipality of Huron East is pleased to announce the development of a new Community Services Master Plan to help guide the future of parks, recreation facilities, programs, and community services across the municipality.

The Municipality of Huron East is pleased to share that accessibility improvements are underway at the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club (127 Main St. S), supported by $57,935 in funding from the Province of Ontario through the Enhancing Access to Spaces for Everyone (EASE) Grant.