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Our communities are small in size but large in amusement; you will always find spectacular local heritage, a live event, a wide range of cuisine and locally owned stores. The communities and surrounding areas are enriched by their arts and culture.

Huron Perth offers a wide variety of activities, regardless of your interests, from the famous Stratford Festival, museums, Seaforth’s historic Main Street shopping, historical downtowns, the St. Marys swimming quarry, close proximity to Lake Huron, cycling and hiking trails, art and cooking classes, the Clinton Raceway, or simply enjoying the local parks with your friends.

Huron County

Huron County is commonly referred to as Ontario's West Coast, as it is nestled on the shores of Lake Huron, the third largest lake in the world. This thriving agricultural community is the perfect blend of urban amenities with rural benefits. The charm and appeal to Huron County is reflected in its historical landmarks, local markets with homegrown products and farm-fresh food, robust culture and friendly people. Also, it has some of the best sunsets in the world! Just ask the residents.

  • Over 59,000 people reside in Huron County
  • Located in agriculture-rich Southwestern Ontario, only 50 minutes from Kitchener-Waterloo and 40 minutes from London
  • Known for its beautiful sandy beaches, farm-to-table dining, and heritage sites

https://www.huroncounty.ca/ 

Home of the Clinton Public Hospital and Seaforth Community Hospital

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Perth County

The County of Perth is a rich agricultural community, diverse in its heritage and culture. It is located in the heart of Southwestern Ontario and is comprised of many thriving communities that reflect a supreme quality of life for its residents. Perth County is a large and diverse area that is known for its welcoming demeanor and innovative businesses. It is also home to the Stratford Festival, the world-renowned theatre that is entrenched in the County’s long history.

  • Over 38,000 people reside in Perth County
  • Located in the centre of Southwestern Ontario, only 45 minutes from Kitchener-Waterloo and 40 minutes from London
  • Known for its technologically advanced businesses, strong artistic history and peaceful rural lifestyle
https://www.perthcounty.ca/en/index.aspx

Home of the St. Marys Memorial Hospital and Stratford General Hospital

“We work as a team to make a positive impact on the healthcare journey of patients in our communities." - Dani Schoonderwoerd, Medical Radiation Technologist at Stratford General Hospital 

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