Balance and stability are something that can be here one day and gone the next. Most importantly it is often something that is not dependable when we really need it.
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Mount Forest Tim Hortons donates to hospital foundation
MOUNT FOREST – Tim Hortons Mount Forest spread kindness this holiday season with the launch of its Holiday Smile Cookie campaign and a $2,940 donation for the Louise Marshall Hospital Foundation.
100 pouches of soup placed in Palmerston Food Bank Christmas hampers.
PALMERSTON – One hundred pouches of soup from The Raw Carrot Soup Enterprise in Mount Forest were recently placed in Palmerston Food Bank Christmas Hampers.
Survey: Nearly a third of Canadian workers feel tired, overworked
TORONTO – A new survey by ADP Canada, conducted with Maru Public Opinion, reveals over half (53%) of workers in Canada report having a negative feeling about work.
Reflections: What a week
You are never going to believe what happened to me just these last few days. Sorry, I suppose I…
Youth pack shoeboxes to help kids through Operation Christmas Child
HANOVER – Lita Ernest, a young member of 1st Hanover Guides, worked hard this season to organize the packing of Operation Christmas Child (OCC) shoe box gifts with her troop.
Fergus man seriously injured after vehicle hits house
WELLINGTON NORTH – A Fergus man has life-threatening injuries after a truck ran into a house here on Monday. Wellington County OPP officials say emergency crews responded to the scene, on Wellington Road 16 south of Damascus, at about noon on Jan. 1.
Mount Forest hospital closing emergency department again
MOUNT FOREST – Yet another "staffing shortage” means the emergency department at Louise Marshall Hospital here will be closed for a portion of this weekend.
Counterfeit money discovered
MOUNT FOREST – The Mount Forest Chamber of Commerce is alerting residents to counterfeit money discovered by some local businesses.
Mount Forest Legion Branch 134 presents cheque
MOUNT FOREST – Mount Forest Legion Branch 134 Ladies Auxiliary president Janet Freiburger along with Patti Young recently presented two cheques to branch president Ken Thompson.