ABOYNE – Uncover the secrets of animal language in Animal Gibberish: Subtitled for Humans, a new exhibit at the Wellington County Museum and Archives.
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Registration for 2021-22 UGDSB secondary remote learning runs Aug. 3 to 12
GUELPH – The Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) will continue to offer a remote learning option for students in the 2021-22 school year.
Students from UGDSB learn to build a canoe from scratch
Canoe launch – With direction from birch bark canoe builder Chuck Commanda, five students from…
Favourites prevail in Industry Day battles
ELORA – It was a picture perfect afternoon for the 31st annual Industry Day at Grand River Raceway.
Poll: business owners optimistic about long-term prospects despite pandemic
TORONTO - Coming out of the 17 month-long pandemic, a new study suggests business owners in Canada feel brighter days may be ahead.
Guelph man wins $500,000 in June 11 Lotto Max draw
TORONTO - Jason Marquardt of Guelph can realize his dreams after winning $500,000 in the June 11 Lotto Max draw.
Breakfast from the farm event a success
Breakfast from the farm – The Fergus and Grand River Agricultural Societies collaborated to hold…
Guelph Black Heritage Society celebrates Emancipation Day
Emancipation day – The Guelph Black Heritage Society held its annual Emancipation Day Jamboree…
OMAFRA Report: grain dryer survey underway
A weekly report prepared by the staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs…
OFA encourages self-care for farmers navitaging a stressful growing season
It seems ironic that not too long ago, I injured my foot doing what I love to do to relieve stress…
Governments supporting projects to assist farmers
KINCARDINE – The federal and provincial governments are investing $7.3 million through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership to help support farmers and agri-food businesses.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Centre Wellington hosted Golf for Kids Sake
Putt for prizes – The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Centre Wellington Golf for Kids Sake…
County contributes 44,000 trees to living tribute
WELLINGTON COUNTY – More than 44,000 new trees have been planted across Wellington County this spring in honour of Canadian veterans, thanks to the combined efforts of the Highway of Heroes (HOH) Tree Campaign and Forests Ontario.
Dog trainer educates children on importance of dog safety
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Travelling across 12 school boards and 35 classrooms, a Kitchener based dog trainer is working to promote the importance of dog safety to young children.