PUSLINCH – The township is considering designating land south of the 401 and east of Concession 7 as employment lands after hearing public feedback and information from its hydrogeologist.
Wellington County
UGDSB human rights practices to be reviewed by independent third party
GUELPH – Human rights practices at the Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) are set to be reviewed by "a notable independent third party steeped in the work of human rights."
Election 45: Poilievre’s favourability improves, but with party standings unchanged, is it too little, too late?
ONTARIO – Plus ça change. Little else may sum up the state of Canada’s 45th federal election campaign.
Elmira Theatre presents Marion Bridge this spring
ELMIRA – The Elmira Theatre located in St. James’ Church Hall will be presenting Marion Bridge between April 25 to May 4.
Long lines in Belwood? Think of Rothsay Waste Facility as alternative while Elora is closed
WELLINGTON COUNTY – During the temporary closure of the Elora waste facility for site upgrades, Solid Waste Services recommends that residents also consider taking materials to our Rothsay waste facility located at 8495 Wellington Road 7, Township of Mapleton.
OPINION: It’s never too early or too late to start planning
ONTARIO – A significant portion of Canada’s economy is powered by small and medium sized businesses.
Conservation grant applications open
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Community groups and elementary schools can now apply for funding through the Community Conservation Grants program offered by the Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) and Grand River Conservation Foundation (GRCF).
Have a small garden? Think about growing up
My garden is tiny, well actually, the property is tiny, my garden is big. Crammed with colour, texture, varying heights, and blooms that transverse three seasons, evoking childhood memories of my mother’s garden.
Defaced election sign
WELLINGTON COUNTY – This Michael Chong election sign, at the corner of Wellington Roads 26 and 22, had some work done to it, apparently by a graffiti artist who signs their name “Loser.”
OPINION: Training tomorrow’s leaders to grow the future of farming and food
ONTARIO – Strong leadership is a key pillar of success for any organization, business or even government.