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By Thomas Smith ‘Mooch’, the white-tailed deer has become the poster child for the issues with feeding deer in Haliburton. Nicknamed by Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary founder Monika Melichar, Mooch can be seen begging for food…
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Jan 8, 2025 · By Emily Stonehouse With the first big snowfall of the season well established around the county, the Haliburton Highlands Nordic Trail and Ski Club Association (HHNTA) has officially opened their trails.
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By Emily Stonehouse A settlement has been found between former Kilcoo Camp director David Latimer and J. Doe #1 and J. Doe #2, who, in late July of 2023, brought forward sexual assault allegations against…
Weapon complaint investigated at high school - Haliburton Echo
13 hours ago · On February 14, 2025, at approximately 9:15 a.m. members of the Haliburton Highlands Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a weapon complaint at the Haliburton Highlands Secondary School in Haliburton. Officers quickly attended the location and initiated an investigation. A ...
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By Thomas Smith ‘Mooch’, the white-tailed deer has become the poster child for the issues with feeding deer in Haliburton. Nicknamed by Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary founder Monika Melichar, Mooch can be seen begging for food…
WINTER STORM INCOMING TO HALIBURTON COUNTY
2 days ago · Members of the Haliburton County Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to advise residents and travelers that a significant weather event is approaching the area. Snow is expected to begin on Wednesday afternoon or evening, bringing hazardous conditions to the region. Snowfall amounts may reach up to …
Haliburton County Archives - Haliburton Echo
Jan 8, 2025 · By Emily Stonehouse With the first big snowfall of the season well established around the county, the Haliburton Highlands Nordic Trail and Ski Club Association (HHNTA) has officially opened their trails.
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Nov 20, 2024 · By Emily Stonehouse Through the years, the colours, sights, and sounds of downtown Haliburton have shifted and changed. Kosy Korner changed locations, Sharpley’s became Algonquin Outfitters, a variety of restaurants and boutiques have shifted gears…
Thinking outside the snow globe for winter tourism
Jan 15, 2025 · By Emily Stonehouse It’s no secret that the security of winters is unstable. Climate change is impacting our snowy certainty with a vengeance, and as a result, many of our local businesses have thrown in the towel over the colder months. “There’s a seasonality to our businesses,” said Angelica Ingram, the tourism manager for the […]
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Founded in 1884, The Haliburton County Echo has been a part of the Highlands history for more than 130 years. The Echo prides itself on excellence and offers captivating stories and photos about life in the Haliburton Highlands daily online and in its print edition, published Tuesdays