A chronic hacking cough, decreased exercise tolerance and increased effort in breathing – do…
Mounted Games Across Canada group held clinic in Elora in January
Another season of Mounted Games Across Canada had concluded – and very successfully. The…
Joanne Milton teaches, rides and creates
“My mother swore up and down that the first word out of my mouth was ‘horse.’…
Food drive heartwarming
On Feb. 12 it was about -10C with the wind-chill in beautiful north Fergus, affectionately referred…
Cancer Patient Services available in Mount Forest
People dealing with cancer now have another service they can rely on, thanks to the generous…
County rejects wind energy process due to concerns on several issues
Wellington County council has told the Ministry of Environment it has no interest in taking part in…
MP warns during speech that homeowners should reduce debt and start saving
Stop spending lavishly and beyond your means and start paying down your debt. That was the…
County to hire fire training officer to work with lower tier
Wellington county appears ready to proceed with the hiring of a full-time fire training officer to…
County okays land purchase by health unit
Wellington County council has approved a request by Wellington Dufferin Guelph Public Health to…
$458,500 to enhance efforts to fight diabetes in Wellington North
Wellington North residents at risk of developing diabetes or struggling with the disease can now…
Heritage certificates presented to local owners
It was an afternoon recognizing those who help preserve local heritage, as certificates were…
Public meeting on Rockwood subdivision proposal set for March 28
Guelph-Eramosa Township will proceed with a public meeting for a proposed 259-unit residential…
Towns water rate could rise 165 by 2019
Judging by the poor attendance at last week’s special council meeting, residents either…
GRCA: Funding solution remains uncertain for $20-million dam project
Stilling basin upgrades at the Conestogo Dam will wrap up this year, but GRCA officials are still…
Just ask the people
Some years ago we were part of a Publisher Day at Queen’s Park. Local MPP Ted Arnott provided…