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Thursday, June 30, 2022 | Vol 55 Issue 26

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Rural

‘One drop at a time’: Sweet season for Wellington sugar shacks

Jordan Snobelen April 28, 2022News, Rural

WELLINGTON COUNTY - April showers in sugar bushes are a little sweeter this year.

OMAFRA Report: Snow mould in Ontario winter wheat fields

Joanna Follings April 27, 2022Rural

A weekly report prepared by the staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs…

OFA Viewpoint: Reminding farmers and motorists to practice road safety

Crispin Colvin April 27, 2022Rural

Planting season has begun and for many farmers, that means travelling busy and potentially dangerous roads.

Leslie Kennedy brings knowledge and hands-on experience to enhance equine wellness

Kelly Waterhouse April 27, 2022News, Rural

FERGUS – Leslie Kennedy has enjoyed a successful career in the equine industry, most notably in the world of dressage, with a resume that includes being a national and international FBI dressage official, a competition coach specialist and Grand Prix competitor.

Caine to represent Canadian Warmblood International Young Breeders team

Paige Peacock April 27, 2022News, Rural

GUELPH/ERAMOSA – Set to saddle up and cross the pond, Avery Caine will be representing the Canadian Warmblood International Young Breeders team in the Netherlands this summer.

Encapsulating stem cells for treating equines with osteoarthritis

Jackie Bellamy-Zions, Equine Guelph April 27, 2022News, Rural

GUELPH – The next exciting step in regenerative therapies has Dr. Thomas Koch, Ontario Veterinary College, and his team encapsulating stem cells to see if they can enhance the effect of treatment. 

Endangered Ojibwe pony part of Erin Earth Day event

Tristan Clark April 27, 2022News, Rural

Endangered breed – Ojibwe pony Legend was on hand at the Erin Earth Day clean up on April 23 to…

German stallion Feinrich to stand at Lookout Farm with trainer Janet Konyer

Kelly Waterhouse April 27, 2022News, Rural

CENTRE WELLINGTON – It’s been a long journey, but the renowned German-born stallion Feinrich will soon arrive at his future home: Lookout Farm near Belwood. 

OFA Viewpoint: New animal transportation regulations for farmers are now enforceable, here’s what you need to know

By Paul Maurice April 20, 2022Rural

In an effort to improve animal welfare and reduce risk to livestock during transport, amendments to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Health of Animals Regulations were enacted, requiring new rules to be followed during animal transportation.

OMAFRA Report: Impact of a late spring frost on canola

Submitted April 20, 2022Rural

Ontario winter canola yields were very strong in 2020 giving us a good look at the incredible yield…

Grain Farmers of Ontario urging government to address supply chain challenges

Submitted April 20, 2022Rural

GUELPH – Grain Farmers of Ontario (GFO), the province‘s largest commodity organization,…

OMAFRA announces new funding agreement with Farm and Food Care Ontario

Submitted April 20, 2022Rural

ELORA – Speaking to a hybrid audience of attendees at the Farm and Food Care Ontario (FFCO)…

Co-op members approve merger

Patrick Raftis April 13, 2022Community News, News, Rural

HARRISTON –  A merger between two local farm cooperatives has been approved.

OMAFRA Report: Is there a safe rate of in-furrow fertilizer for soybeans?

Horst Bohner April 13, 2022Rural

Some crops respond well to seed placed fertilizer. Applying phosphorus to wheat in-furrow has…

Provincial order bans birds from events to limit spread of avian influenza

Advertiser Staff April 12, 2022News, Rural

TORONTO – As of April 9, participation of birds in shows, sales, swap, fairs, sports and educational displays is prohibited by a provincial order to limit the spread of avian influenza in Ontario.

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Living in Relation: An Indigenous Exhibit at Wellington County Museum and Archives

ABOYNE – Wellington County Museum and Archives (WCMA), in collaboration with Indigenous partner Amber Holmes, is unveiling Living in Relation.

Puslinch and Centre Wellington to share fire chief

ABERFOYLE – Puslinch and Centre Wellington will soon share a fire chief. Puslinch council voted in favour of a motion to enter a shared service agreement with Centre Wellington for Tom Mulvey to be fire chief for both municipalities.

See all Centre Wellington area articles.

CVC honours community leaders with Environmental Awards Program

ERIN – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) honoured local partners and neighbours at the annual Friends of the Credit Conservation Awards on June 9 at Carl’s Catering The Glen in Brampton. 

Erin Farmers’ Market opens in Erin fairgrounds

Market season – The 2022 season of the Erin Farmers’ Market opened up last Thursday afternoon.…

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First case of monkeypox identified in WDGPH region

GUELPH – Public health officials have identified the first case of monkeypox in the region, but stress there is no increased risk to the general public.

Public health begins regular mosquito larvicide program

WELLINGTON COUNTY – The local health unit has begun its regular mosquito larvicide program. Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health announced the start of the program, which will run until early October, in a press release on May 19.

See all Grand Valley area articles.

CMHA WW to carry on work of suicide awareness council

WELLINGTON COUNTY – The Canadian Mental Health Association Waterloo Wellington (CMHA WW) has confirmed the work of suicide awareness and prevention will continue despite the departure of the Suicide Awareness Council of Wellington-Dufferin.

Delegation calls on school board to declare a climate state of emergency

GUELPH – A delegation of staff and students is calling on Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) officials to declare a climate state of emergency.

See all Guelph area articles.

Community helps look out for local turtle crossing

GUELPH/ERAMOSA – It’s that time of year again – turtles are out.

Drinking and driving

ROCKWOOD – On June 19 at about 3am, a Wellington County OPP officer stopped a white SUV on Alma…

See all Guelph/Eramosa area articles.

Construction on Wellington Road 45 to run from July 4 to end of August

MAPLETON - Construction is set to begin on July 4 for road improvements on Wellington Road 45 at Wellington Road 12 in this township.

Mapleton Buds and Blooms holds successful plant sale

MOOREFIELD - Mapleton Buds and Blooms had a beautiful day for its plant sale this year.

See all Mapleton area articles.

Police provide update on bank robbery investigation

WELLINGTON COUNTY – A June 29 OPP press release provides additional details about the investigation of an armed bank robbery in Harriston on June 22.

MPP Matthew Rae sworn in June 23

QUEEN’S PARK – Newly-elected Perth-Wellington MPP Matthew Rae took the Oath of Allegiance in a ceremony at Queen’s Park on June 23. 

See all Minto area articles.

First case of monkeypox identified in WDGPH region

GUELPH – Public health officials have identified the first case of monkeypox in the region, but stress there is no increased risk to the general public.

Public health begins regular mosquito larvicide program

WELLINGTON COUNTY – The local health unit has begun its regular mosquito larvicide program. Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health announced the start of the program, which will run until early October, in a press release on May 19.

See all Orangeville area articles.

Puslinch and Centre Wellington to share fire chief

ABERFOYLE – Puslinch and Centre Wellington will soon share a fire chief. Puslinch council voted in favour of a motion to enter a shared service agreement with Centre Wellington for Tom Mulvey to be fire chief for both municipalities.

Electrical fire destroys trailer near Puslinch Lake

PUSLINCH – An electrical fire has destroyed a trailer at McClintock’s Trailer Resort near Puslinch Lake. Brent Smith, chief fire prevention officer with Puslinch Fire and Rescue, said the call came in at 7:50 on June 21 for a structure fire at McClintock’s Trailer Resort.

See all Puslinch area articles.

Police provide update on bank robbery investigation

WELLINGTON COUNTY – A June 29 OPP press release provides additional details about the investigation of an armed bank robbery in Harriston on June 22.

Living in Relation: An Indigenous Exhibit at Wellington County Museum and Archives

ABOYNE – Wellington County Museum and Archives (WCMA), in collaboration with Indigenous partner Amber Holmes, is unveiling Living in Relation.

See all Wellington County area articles.

Arthur Opti-Mrs. playground officially opens

Playground opened – The Arthur Opti-Mrs playground was officially opened on June 25. The playground was identified as requiring upgrades as part of Wellington North’s 2020 recreation capital program and the recreation master plan.

Arthur youth representing Ontario at Brick Invitational Hockey Tournament

ARTHUR – Eleven-year-old Cohen Hutchison headed to Edmonton this week to play in a prestigious hockey tournament.

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Why bother?

In a casual sponsorship conversation this past week, an organizer shared the phrase “Why…

Controlling the narrative

Readers may notice that going forward, page 6, generally reserved for police news, contains far fewer names of people charged by the Wellington County OPP.

Time for a change

If the Centre Wellington Chamber of Commerce intends to continue with its Awards of Excellence, it really needs to do some soul searching on its rules of engagement. What happened with the Citizen of the Year choice should never happen again.

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Mosaic

By Kelly Waterhouse

I keep a gratitude journal and every morning I follow the prompts and fill in the blanks. 

Arthur loaned $8,000 to start shoe factory in 1918

By Stephen Thorning

The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…

Telephone operator frightened to death in 1933

By Stephen Thorning

The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…

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