GUELPH – Parents with students in the Upper Grand District School Board have overwhelmingly decided to return their children to face-to-face learning in September.
Wellington County
Most Wellington Catholic students will return to face-to-face learning
GUELPH – About one tenth of students in the Wellington Catholic District School Board will be learning online this fall while the other 90 per cent of families have chosen to return to face-to-face learning in September, according to the board’s survey results as of Aug. 17.
Wellington municipalities to receive over $4.6 million in COVID-19 funding
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Wellington County municipalities will receive a combined total of $4,623,800 in funding to support their response to COVID-19.
Premier Doug Ford joined celebration for opening of new Groves hospital
ABOYNE – The new Groves hospital is officially open.
Walk-It for Parkinson’s has become Walk the Block
SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO – COVID- 19 has affected how Parkinson Society Southwestern Ontario will…
Local police laid 99 charges over August long weekend
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Local police laid close to 100 charges during their traffic safety blitz…
Official: Crime Stoppers ready for remote messaging for schools
Each year talk of “Back To School” seems to catch us off guard. However, this year, with…
Applications closed for UGDSB task force
GUELPH – Applications for the Upper Grand District School Board’s (UGDSB) Police Presence…
CVC offering free webinar on fighting invasive phragmites
MISSISSAUGA – Phragmites is an invasive plant that has been damaging ecosystems in Ontario for…
Poll: Half of Canadians confident in response to second wave of COVID-19
TORONTO – A study from the Angus Reid Institute finds just half of Canadians voicing…