The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is reminding motorists that winter is on its way. Snow and ice will soon be covering roadways, and that means adjusting driving habits.
OPP selling Canine Unit calendars to benefit charities
ORILLIA – The OPP is selling a 2022 Canine Unit calendar benefitting two of its associated charities.
WHHS teacher and students create Remembrance display
Remembrance display – Teacher Ken Kivell and his students put up a Remembrance Day display on…
EWFT offers free workshops in December
EAST WELLINGTON – The East Wellington Family Health team has released its schedule of free, online workshops for the month of December.
Seasonal trails close Nov. 15 at reserve
CAMBRIDGE – Effective Monday, Nov. 15, the rare Charitable Research Reserve will be closing four…
Two local recipients to share 2021 Jane Graham Memorial Award
GUELPH – Guelph Arts Council is pleased to announce that the 2021 Jane Graham Memorial Award will…
Headwaters Arts Gallery presents annual artisan gifts and art sale
ALTON – If you’re looking for handmade, beautifully crafted and thoughtfully created gifts to…
Motivation … it’s in you – regular exercise provides many benefits
Exercise… for some this word brings a smile to their faces, to others, it may even seem like a…
Safety starts at home: National Senior Safety Week
WELLINGTON COUNTY – One of the most noticeable effects of this pandemic for all Canadians has…
November marks National Addictions Awareness Week and Falls Prevention Month
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Many people think addiction to alcohol and/or drugs is a concern that only…
The Rotary Club of Fergus held a Remembrance event
Special program – The Rotary Club of Fergus met at the Fergus Legion on Nov. 9 for a special…
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign benefits Wellington County 4-H
Head, heart, hands, health – Josh Burhoe and Erin Tim Hortons staff members present a cheque to…
Trees for Mapleton growing community with every new planting
MAPLETON - The Trees for Mapleton Committee has a goal of planting 10,527 trees throughout the Township of Mapleton in memory of Paul Day, who was instrumental in promoting and facilitating tree planting efforts locally until his passing in 2016.