GUELPH – Members of the Wellington County’s Police Services Board (PSB) are concerned about residents’ perceptions of the police presence in the county.
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Two UGDSB classrooms closing; EQAO testing moves online
GUELPH – Two Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) special education classrooms in Wellington County are closing.
CAO Scott Wilson recognized for 25 years of service
GUELPH – County of Wellington CAO Scott Wilson was recognized for 25 years of service at the March 30 county council meeting.
CMHA welcomes new base funding in 2023 provincial budget
GUELPH – The Canadian Mental Health Association Waterloo Wellington welcomes the funding for community mental health and addictions included in the provincial budget announced on March 23.
Partnership with Conestoga College sees Wellington Catholic students jump-start careers
GUELPH - Students at the Wellington Catholic District School Board have the opportunity to achieve real world experience and industry recognized accreditation for it, through the Dual Credit Program.
Tri-City Training raises money for the Guelph Wish Fund for Children
Guelph Dojo - Tri-City Training raised $1,000 during a karate tournament hosted by the facility, which it is donating to the Guelph Wish Fund for Children.
The Cooperators joins Habitat for Humanity project
GUELPH - Habitat for Humanity Guelph Wellington has announced a renewed partnership with Co-operators as the local affiliate ramps up plans over the next three years to build more homes.
Guelph Dance introduces lineup for festival
GUELPH - Guelph Dance is thrilled to announce the lineup for the 25th annual Guelph Dance Festival.
Guelph Little Theatre presents Perils of Persephone
‘Perilous’ play – Reeve Currie sounds the alarm the night a nuclear waste truck crashes into the swamp on his dairy farm, only to discover that the truck isn’t nuclear at all.
Opioid use down in region but overdose deaths on the rise
GUELPH – Opioid use is down from 2021 in the Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health (WDGPH) catchment area, but still up from pre-pandemic times, the board of health heard at its April 5 meeting. And the mortality rate in the region is up slightly from 2021 to 2022, which is cause for concern.