PALMERSTON – The Town of Minto will spend about $68,000 to address structural concerns with the pedestrian bridge at the Lions Heritage Park in Palmerston, as part of an $80,000 bridge rehabilitation project.
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Integrity commissioner: VanLeeuwen did not contravene code of conduct when he joined End the Lockdowns Caucus
Centre Wellington councillor Steven VanLeeuwen did not contravene the code of conduct when he joined the End the Lockdowns Caucus last year reads a report by integrity commissioner Guy Giorno.
The Grove youth hub opens in Fergus
The Hub is home to Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Centre Wellington, The Grove, and Compass Community Services, all of which cater to children and youth aged 12 to 26.
Police searching for information on outlaw biker brawl in Arthur
ARTHUR - Wellington County OPP are seeking information from the public surrounding Arthur brawl on Aug. 18 involving upwards of 30 people, some who police suspect have ties to motorcycle gangs.
Vaxxed versus unvaxxed battle heats up on the home front
GUELPH – The Canadian Mental Health Association Waterloo Wellington (CMHAWW) is bracing for the next mental health surge – the rift that’s forming in families and workplaces where there’s a mix of members vaccinated and unvaccinated against COVID-19.
Arthur resident frustrated by use of home fireworks
WELLINGTON NORTH – An Arthur woman is fed up with the use of home fireworks in her neighbourhood.
Erin Town Hall and facilities to reopen Sept. 7
ERIN – As the province continues to transition into step three of its reopening plan, the Town of Erin is reopening its facilities, including Town Hall to the public starting Sept. 7.
Family Fun Day Cruise brought classic cars to Hillsburgh
HILLSBURGH – Due to the pandemic, Let’s Get Hillsburgh Growing volunteers once again…
Council considering new apartment building in Mount Forest
WELLINGTON NORTH – Council here is considering whether or not to pass a zoning bylaw amendment, which would allow for the construction of a proposed two-storey apartment building at 773 Princess Street in Mount Forest.
Motor home destroyed in vehicle fire Monday evening
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – A motor home has been destroyed following a vehicle fire here on the evening of Aug. 23.
Mask requirements remain in place for all UGDSB students
GUELPH – As one part of the board’s health and safety protocols, all Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) students, from junior kindergarten to Grade 12+, will continue to be required to wear masks indoors in school, including in hallways and during classes, as well as on school vehicles.
Wayne Baker running as PPC candidate in Perth-Wellington
PERTH–WELLINGTON – The People’s Party of Canada has selected Wayne Baker to be its candidate in Perth–Wellington.
Local council initiates World Suicide Prevention Day project
WELLINGTON COUNTY - World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) is every Sept. 10, and its theme is “Creating Hope Through Action.”
Innovation Guelph celebrates 10 years of mentorship and business support
GUELPH – Innovation Guelph, a regional innovation centre, is celebrating its 10th year of supporting businesses.
Scottish Festival dubbed a success
FERGUS – Organizers are calling this year’s online Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games – dubbed the Wee Digital Ceilidh 2 Go - a resounding success.