MISSISSAUGA – Councillor Karen Ras was acclaimed as chair of Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) at…
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Sleeman’s gives $100,000 to Guelph General Hospital
GUELPH – Sleeman Breweries Ltd. donated $100,000 to Guelph General Hospital’s Together, We…
Business plan competition matches businesses with downtown retail space
GUELPH – Entrepreneurs, businesses owners, and individuals considering starting a business…
Coldest Night of the Year goes online only
GUELPH – With the province extending stay-at-home orders until Feb. 19, Hope House is moving…
Olive and Fred Robins Junior Short Story Contest 2020 winners announced
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The County of Wellington Library has announced the winners of the third…
Pine Meadows snowman receives special affection
Pucker up – Terry and Sue Green, of Pine Meadows Retirement Community in Centre Wellington,…
Public health extends online-only learning until at least Feb. 1
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Local students will not be returning to class on Jan. 25, and will have to continue online-only learning for at least another week.
Caressant Care outbreaks worsen but active COVID-19 cases in region drop
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The most recent public health statistics indicate lockdown provisions are working, with active COVID-19 cases in the community dropping. But at the same time, Wellington County has had four COVID-related deaths in one week, three linked to outbreaks at Caressant Care Arthur.
Core Fuels drops LPAT appeal of Alma propane storage decision
ALMA – Core Fuels Ltd. has dropped its appeal of Mapleton council’s decision not to grant a zoning amendment for an underground propane storage facility on property the company owns in this hamlet.
WDGPH: retirement home, long-term care residents to be vaccinated by Jan. 27
GUELPH – Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health (WDGPH) officials say all long-term care and retirement home residents in the region should be vaccinated by Jan. 27.
Pfizer production delay prompts changes to WDGPH vaccination plan
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Public health officials say local COVID-19 vaccinations will be impacted by production changes at Pfizer. The change is temporary, officials say, and will ultimately result in an overall increase in the number of doses received by WDGPH. Those affected will be contacted directly.
County staff redeployed to assist with vaccination clinics
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The County of Wellington is redeploying 25 employees for the next three to six months to assist public health with COVID-19 vaccination clinics.
WDGPH reports 176 COVID-19 cases over weekend including eighth county death
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Another Wellington County resident has died as public health is reporting 176 new COVID-19 cases in the region over the weekend (Jan. 15 to 17).
Wellington North council gets preview of county climate change mitigation plan
WELLINGTON NORTH – County climate change coordinator Karen Chisholme said the plan, developed over the last 18 months, provides outlines how member municipalities can work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Drayton dog park proposal quashed by council
MAPLETON – A proposal by a local service club to create a dog park in Drayton has been turned down by township council.