CALEDON – Champion junior athletes will be skiing at the Caledon Ski Club from March 8 to 12.
Wellington County
‘Let’s Go Zero Waste’ directory highlights 21 county businesses
WELLINGTON COUNTY – “Let’s Go Zero Waste” is an online directory of businesses that help people reduce household garbage.
GBHS relaunches Viola Desmond BIPOC business directory
GUELPH – The Viola Desmond BIPOC Business Directory lists information about businesses in Wellington County, Guelph, Waterloo Region and beyond whose owners are Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour.
Locals attend health care rally at Queen’s Park
Toronto rally – On Feb. 25 approximately 1,000 concerned citizens from across the province…
Confirmed COVID-19 cases up slightly across WDGPH; hospitalizations steady
*NOTE: Going forward, the Advertiser will no longer provide weekly COVID-19 case data updates and…
GRCA board approves $35.4-million budget
CAMBRIDGE – The Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) will spend at least $35.4 million…
Drayton Entertainment opens 2023 season with American Son
ST. JACOB’S – As Drayton Entertainment prepares for the launch of its 2023 Season, it is…
Local performers raise their voices in support of Indigenous Canadians
GUELPH – The music and stories of legendary Canadian recording artist Gord Downie (The Tragically Hip) will be in the spotlight for a special concert fundraiser hosted by The Downtown Theatre Project (DTP), live onstage for three performances March 2 to 4 at Red Brick Café in downtown Guelph.
Puslinch resident defrauded of $300,000 by online ‘friend’
PUSLINCH – Police are again warning Wellington County residents about scams after a person here was defrauded of over $300,000. OPP officials say people should never send "money or personal information to someone you have not met in person."
Divisional Court upholds decision raising assessment on gravel pits in county
GUELPH – An Ontario Divisional Court decision that will see about 50 Wellington County gravel pits pay around $4 million in back taxes is good news for residents of Wellington County and will have implications province-wide, county officials say.