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NORTH MIDDLESEX CAREER FAIR

& TICKET TO THE TRADES

WHEN: Wed October 25h, 2023

TIME: 10:00am - 7:00pm

WHERE:

North Middlesex District High School

North Middlesex Community Centre

ADMISSION AND TABLE REGISTRATION FREE OF CHARGE.

STUDENTS: save the date! Don't miss this opportunity to find out about apprenticeship programs, co-ops, career paths and job opportunities.

EMPLOYERS: Are you looking for employees? Do you offer apprenticeship programs? Are you considering hiring a co-op student? Register a table free of charge. Space fills up quickly, so register today.

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PARKHILL MAIN STREET CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

Construction work on Parkhill Main Street is ongoing, as crews work to get the final tasks of the project completed. All underground work has been completed, and Bre-Ex Construction is now working the remaining surface works. In coming weeks, crews will be moving into the west boulevard of Parkhill Main Street between Elginfield Road and Broadway Street to remove the existing sidewalk and install a new wider and more accessible sidewalk. Once the sidewalk work has been completed, the top layer of asphalt will be placed from end to end and final pavement markings will be applied to the road.

Did you know that, as part of the Parkhill Main Street project, a new pedestrian crossover will be installed at the intersection Parkhill Main Street and Leonard Street? This new crossover will allow for safer road crossings for everyone!

Other tasks that will be completed in the coming weeks include: installation of a new pedestrian crossover across Parkhill Main Street at Leonard Street, traffic sign installations, driveway paving and boulevard restoration. The Municipality is urging all parties involved in the project to work towards final completion as soon as possible. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we work to complete this project!

CONSTRUCTION UPDATES WEBPAGE

The Municipality of North Middlesex is committed to keeping you informed during construction. Please reach out to the Municipality if you have any questions.

PUBLICS MEETING ON PUBLIC TRANSIT

WANT NEED YOUR INPUT

Huron Shores Area Transit and the Municipality of North Middlesex are holding two public meetings to discuss the transit agency’s Route 4, which travels from Grand Bend to Strathroy via Parkhill and Ailsa Craig. The public meetings take place:

TUES SEPTEMBER 12th

7:00pm

North Middlesex Community Centre

WED SEPTEMBER 13th

7:00pm

Ailsa Craig Recreation Centre

Have your say and shape the future of public transit in our area!

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UPCOMING EVENTS

NORTH MIDDLESEX

CAREER FAIR & TICKET TO THE TRADES

When: Oct 25th, 2023

Time: 10:00am - 7:00pm

Where:

North Middlesex District High School & North Middlesex Community Centre

Contact:

nataliec@northmiddlesex.on.ca

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PUBLIC MEETINGS FOR

PUBLIC TRANSIT

When: Tues Sept 12th

Where: North Middlesex Community Centre

When: Wed Sept 13th

Where: Ailsa Craig

Recreation Centre

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NORTH MIDDLESEX DELEGATION AT AMO

North Middlesex staff and elected officials met with Ontario's Minister of Infrastructure, Hon. Kingma Surma, at last week's AMO (Association of Municipalities Ontario) Conference in London. The topic of discussion: funding for critical infrastructure to support growth in North Middlesex.

>> Learn more about the delegation

JOIN OUR TEAM!

We are currently looking for seasonal part-time team players to operate the canteen in the North Middlesex Arena. Enjoy engaging with the public throughout the winter season, and gain valuable customer service and food & beverage experience.

This position is responsible for providing food preparation, customer service, and cleaning maintenance associated with the operation of the concession booth.

APPLY TODAY

NORTH MIDDLESEX SPOTLIGHT

HUMMING HERD

ACRES ALPACA FARM

Based on a beautiful 140 year old property on the edge of Ailsa Craig, Humming Herd Acres is peaceful and picturesque. Owners Kris and Terri Boyle relocated to Ailsa Craig from London in early 2020 to wind down from the busy pace of city life. Originally owned by the Shipley family, Kris and Terri loved the heritage feel of their surroundings, and decided to make use of the barn and 5 acres surrounding it. They decided to try raising alpacas. With the help of an alpaca farmer from Wellington County, Kris says they soon learned how to care for the friendly creatures.

What started out as a fun personal project, has turned into a business. Kris and Terri host alpaca walks on their property as well as their popular Alpaca Yoga sessions. With the use of a horse trailer, the alpacas can be transported to places like Shale Ridge Estate Winery for alpaca walking experiences while customers sip on local cider and wine. Humming Herd Alpacas have even been known to show up to local weddings for fun photo ops!

HUMMING HERD ACRES

ALPACA FARM

135 Annie Ada Shipley St,

Ailsa Craig, ON

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