BRUCEDALE – To scrap or not to scrap, that was the question driving debate at the Oct. 20 meeting of Guelph/Eramosa council, as councillors worked to decide the fate of the township community guide.
Councillors weigh in on Rockwood gateway signs
BRUCEDALE – Guelph/Eramosa councillors shared varying opinions on Monday about conceptual drawings for proposed gateway signs in Rockwood.
Community mourns beloved Millage Pond swan
FERGUS – Millage Pond will look a little emptier next year, absent a beloved swan that made the waters home.
Car maintenance tips to for a safe winter
WELLINGTON COUNTY – With fall well underway and winter fast approaching, it is important to consider what must be done to prepare one’s vehicle for snowy weather.
Erin council approves $650,000 purchase of used road grader
ERIN – Council here has approved the purchase of a used grader for $650,000.
Erin council approves $650,000 purchase of used road grader
ERIN – Council here has approved the purchase of a used grader for $650,000. The grader is…
Artist proves it’s never too late to learn something new
GUELPH – As the COVID-19 pandemic swept the globe and people were confined to a life of isolation, one artist used her time alone to add a little colour back into the world.
Caressant Care celebrates 50th anniversary
FERGUS – Caressant Care Nursing and Retirement Homes Limited’s Fergus location is helping celebrate 50 years of service in Ontario communities.
Speed changes coming to Erin/Eramosa Townline
BRUCEDALE – Council has directed staff to erect new signage along Erin/Eramosa Townline, reducing speeds to 60 km/h.
Council approves list of veteran names for future street naming
BRUCEDALE – Guelph/Eramosa council has approved a list of veteran names for future street naming in the township.
Ontario to invest $41 Million in agriculture research infrastructure
ELORA – The provincial government has announced it will invest over $41 million over the next four years to build and revitalize Agricultural Research and Innovation Ontario (ARIO) infrastructure.
Arthur women to shave heads, raise funds for Aboyne Rural Hospice
ARTHUR – Wendy Vroenhoven and Susan O’Neill are putting more than money on the line to support the future Aboyne Rural Hospice.
Erin residents to see 3% water rate increase
ERIN – Residents here can expect a 3 per cent water rate increase as of next year.
Erin budget survey suggests road repairs, emergency services are top priorities
ERIN – The Town of Erin has completed its 2026 budget citizen survey.
Erin residents to vote by mail in 2026 municipal election
ERIN – Town council has decided to use a vote-by-mail method for the 2026 municipal election.
