WELLINGTON COUNTY – As the global population ages, an increasing number of older adults are grappling with the climbing expenses.
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Fifty-first state: Canadians say ‘no,’ most Americans disagree with Trump
ONTARIO – United States President Donald Trump continues to escalate his trade war and annexation rhetoric this week, leaving economists, commentators, and even supporters wondering about his motivations.
Tariffs and trade: latest updates, resources and OFA actions
ONTARIO – On March 4, the United States imposed 10 per cent tariffs on energy imports from Canada and 25% tariffs on all other imports from Canada.
Auto detailing can improve a vehicle’s lifespan
WELLINGTON COUNTY – When it comes to maintaining a vehicle, many drivers focus on engine care, tire pressure, and fuel efficiency, but one area that often gets overlooked is detailing.
GRCA issues flood warnings, flood watch on March 16
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The Grand River Conservation Authority has (GRCA) issued flood warnings for Drayton, Grand Valley, Waldemar, West Montrose, the Village of Conestogo, New Hamburg, Ayr, County of Brant, Brantford and Six Nations on March 16.
Police beat: Guitar, amp stolen
MOUNT FOREST – Police are looking for help to identify the person responsible for a break-in and theft at a business here last week.
Dr. Raj Khanuja is awarded the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship
ONTARIO – Dr. Raj Khanuja has been awarded the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship, one of Ontario’s highest honours, for his contributions to dental care accessibility through his program “Doing Positive in My Backyard.”
Mapleton senior defrauded of $250,000 in online scam
MAPLETON – Police are yet again warning residents to be wary of scams after a Mapleton senior was defrauded of a quarter of a million dollars over the course of a year.
University of Guelph accused of breaking promises in favour of making money
PUSLINCH – The University of Guelph is coming under fire in Puslinch for the way it has managed its Mill Creek aggregate pit it. Opponents say the university has stretched extraction of the pit to its limits and has disregarded promises made to the community. The university denies those claims.
High school students record vocals at Metalworks Studio
MISSISSAUGA – On May 5, Music Monday, high school students from the Upper Grand District School Board are set to perform live at Metalworks, a world renowned recording studio.