​Township lowers flags to half-mast in honour of former reeve Mike Snobelen

Huron-Kinloss Township is flying its Canadian flags at half-mast in honour of Mike Snobelen, former reeve of Huron Township, who died Saturday, June 1.

A press release, issued Tuesday, states that township council and staff are deeply saddened at the loss of Snobelen who served as reeve and was a member of Bruce County council, from 1976-80. The township offers sincere condolences to Snobelen’s family and friends at this time.

“It has been an honour to know Mike, not only because of the outstanding businessman he was but also because he always made time for people,” said Huron-Kinloss mayor Don Murray. “His family's commitment to the community has been equally remarkable, making a positive impact across the province.”

As per the township’s flag protocol, the municipal Canadian flags will be flown at half-mast in honour of Snobelen and his service to the community of Huron-Kinloss.