WATERLOO - Officials say KidsAbility will be forced to layoff half its autism staff as a direct result of the provincial government's changes to the Ontario Autism Program.
Wellington County
Local youth competing at international dressage competition
MARYHILL – A local dressage rider is taking on international competition this August during the FEI North American Youth Rider Championships in North Salem, New York.
OMAFRA REPORT: Pest Watch – Potato Leafhoppers, Thrips and Spider Mites
A weekly report prepared by the staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA).
Potential for value-added food sector
CHARLOTTETOWN - On July 15, the Standing Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry released its report entitled, “Made in Canada: Growing Canada’s value-added food sector”.
County fights ongoing battle to curb noxious weeds
WELLINGTON COUNTY - The county is asking residents to be on the lookout for noxious weeds, so they can controlled before serious infestations develop.
Health units to study climate change
GUELPH – Two area health units have received a $300,000 grant for a three-year study on the local impacts of climate change.
Tools helps caregivers learn to diagnose lameness
GUELPH - Horses are incredible athletes and companions and it is human’s responsibility as owners, riders and caretakers to take caution to prevent injury and provide the proper care when injuries do arise.
New penalty guidelines for urging come into effect Aug. 1
ONTARIO - The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) announced new rules around whipping and urging in Standardbred racing on May 31.
Equitation science conference coming to Guelph next month
GUELPH - The 15th annual International Society for Equitation Science Conference is being held on the University of Guelph campus this year from Aug. 19 to 21.
OVC researchers study parasite that may cause equine abortions
GUELPH - Abortions in horses continues to be a problem for breeders and veterinarians.
