WELLINGTON COUNTY – Many people think addiction to alcohol and/or drugs is a concern that only…
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Tree Trust has a ‘green’ gift idea
ELORA – Have someone on your gift-giving list who has everything? Ask yourself this – Do…
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign benefits Wellington County 4-H
Head, heart, hands, health – Josh Burhoe and Erin Tim Hortons staff members present a cheque to…
OPINION: OFA striving to secure long-term agriculture labour strategy
Labour has been a longstanding critical issue impacting the agriculture and food value chain. The…
Residents displaced, dog missing after Guelph/Eramosa house fire
GUELPH/ERAMOSA - Residents are displaced and a family dog has gone missing after a house fire at 7696 Wellington Road 124 on Nov. 13. Damage from smoke, water and fire has left the home unfit for living in and a preliminary estimate from Guelph fire officials pegs the damage at $450,000.
BlueTriton operating permits renewed for five years by environment ministry
PUSLINCH - The Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks has renewed the operating permits of Triton Water Canada Holdings Inc., (operating as BlueTriton Brands Inc.) for its Erin and Puslinch sites for five years.
Pearle Hospitality pausing Riverwalk idea; hoping for greater support in the future
WELLINGTON COUNTY - Pearl Hospitality has decided not to proceed with the Elora Riverwalk project at this time.
OPP amend charge in high school incident to assault with a weapon
CENTRE WELLINGTON - Wellington County OPP have amended the criminal charge against a 14-year-old male high school student from assault to assault with a weapon.
MPP Randy Pettapiece won’t seek reelection in 2022
PERTH-WELLINGTON – Local MPP Randy Pettapiece will not be on the ballot in the next provincial election.
Council approves rezoning for controversial manufacturing plant on Jones Baseline
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – The proposed rezoning of the controversial fridge and freezer manufacturing plant along Jones Baseline will proceed so long as several holding conditions are upheld.