Columns

A branch of history that is both intriguing and frustrating to pursue is the one dealing with changes in the natural environment.

A new tea shop is coming to Elora. However, The Wild Tart,  will be more than your average tea shop.

The temperatures were warm last weekend, a final farewell as the official end of the summer, but we had to close all the windows.

If you’ve been trying to decide who to vote for in the upcoming federal election based on positions and policies any of the parties might be expected to pursue if elected, you’ve probably been pretty disappointed in the campaign so far.

Re-elected reeve in 1913, Sandy Kerr moved ahead with his plan to connect Elora into the Ontario Hydro grid.

I woke up angry. As my eyes opened slowly to find the morning sun peering into the bedroom, I tried to decipher if the movie that I had just lived through was in fact a nightmare, or worse, an unpleasant reality.

Here in Wellington County we are lucky to have entrepreneurs and innovators who are starting truly remarkable and unique businesses.

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

Last week I met with Gillan Alton and Rich Wigmore of Elora Fitness to talk about Tour de Elora, a…

My love of long car rides was inherited from my father.  He taught me to appreciate the rural…

By Ethena Williams, Clinical counsellor/social worker Change is a given and constant factor in…

Farmers in Peel and Maryborough finished their 1854 harvest during the first 10 days of September.

Well, it … has … happened. Guelph recently “won” the cannabis store lottery. But…

It’s as if August knows that September is right behind it, so it hurries out of the way.

The perfect end to a perfect summer is happening for me right now, as you’re reading these words.…