The Huron Manufacturing Association is now offering safety training courses in Huron County, including first aid, WHMIS, forklift training, working at heights, and some refresher training as well.

Enroll today, space is limited.

Everyone has a role to play in building belonging in Huron County.

This guide introduces key terms often used in conversations related to equity, diversity, and inclusion. It aims to spark conversation and encourage reflection. It provides real examples of micro-aggressions and how to respond, empowering you to speak up and influence positive change in our community.

The guide was developed by the Rainbow Diversity Institute in partnership with the Huron County Immigration Partnership and supported with funds from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

Attracting and retaining good talent is essential for the vitality of any business. In this guide, you will find tips for effective recruitment practices through to onboarding and orientation. Created to help you find the best people for your team and help keep Huron County businesses thriving! Check it out!

Huron County is one of the most agriculturally productive parts of Ontario. It enjoys a long history of successful agricultural development, and is a leader in the production of soybeans, corn, and hogs. Huron County is also emerging as a hub for the production of niche crops for specialty markets, and is home to a rapidly growing cluster of wineries and breweries.

Manufacturing is a pillar of Huron County’s economy. From wood and metal fabrication to high-tech machine shops and large foundries, the diversity of Huron County’s industry has been a source of strength for decades.

Much of our manufacturing base supports of compliments our robust agricultural sector. Existing and emerging food processors lead the way in innovation and in the development of new economic opportunities and markets. Other firms are tightly integrated with the supply chains of some of Ontario’s biggest industrial operations, including the automotive sector.

From innovations in design and manufacturing process and equipment, architecture, film, music, research and development, software creation to advertising and information handling services and electronic publishing.

Welcoming countryside and coastline communities, time and room to pursue recreation, arts and cultural passions proves to be a winning mix for our creative industry employees. 

Known as Ontario’s West Coast, Huron County offers a diverse tourism experience from the vast and rich countryside to 110km of coastline. Our retail and hospitality sector is one of the largest employers in the area, covering a market of over 60,000 people!

Huron County has an extensive healthcare network consisting of hospitals, medical, dental, and eye care clinics, and other assorted health professionals. 

Huron County’s retail and service sector covers a market that contains a population of approximately 60,000 people and is one of the largest employers in the area utilizing an estimated 20% of the workforce.