NEUSTADT - The Saugeen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) is celebrating 35 years since its inception.
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St. James CHS sending two teams to CWOSSA in May
GUELPH – St. James Catholic High School is sending two tennis teams to CWOSSA in May, following first and second place finishes at D10.
Kohlis donate $100,000 to Guelph hospital
GUELPH – Not a month after their business, Robinson Buick GMC, donated $100,000 to Guelph General Hospital, co-owners Ted and Nenna Kohli have personally donated $100,000 to the hospital’s Together, We Care campaign.
Start a tradition by counting birds this holiday season
ONTARIO – Bird lovers of all ages and skill levels are invited to celebrate the 122nd anniversary of the Christmas Bird Count by joining one of the many counts happening across Ontario this holiday season.
Skyline Living and Skyline Group of Companies win two Rental Housing Awards
GUELPH – Skyline Living and Skyline Group of Companies have earned two industry awards at the recent Federation of Rental-housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO) Marketing, Achievement and Construction (MAC) Awards, celebrating the “best in the biz” in Ontario’s rental housing industry.
Canadians call for more rapid access to rapid antigen tests
VANCOUVER – It’s beginning to look a lot like (last) Christmas.
Water as medicine? – the benefits of staying hydrated
BROCKTON - Water is an essential and arguably the most important nutrient that the human body requires, and the benefits of drinking enough of it are immense.
Annual Bishop’s Dinner provides support to community organizations
GUELPH – The 19th annual Bishop’s Dinner for Community Needs held on Oct. 21 raised $19,500 for local community organizations.
Guelph resident wins $50,003 with Ontario 49
TORONTO – Grzegorz Omilian, of Guelph, is celebrating after winning an ONTARIO 49 second prize worth $50,000 in the Nov. 27 draw. He also won $3 on another one of his ONTARIO 49 selections bringing his total winnings to $50,003.
Legion hopes to form local committee to expand homeless veterans program
WELLINGTON COUNTY – For more than 12 years, the Royal Canadian Legion’s Ontario Command has been serving veterans facing hard times through its operation "Leave the Streets Behind” program.