News

PUSLINCH – A 25-year-old Stoney Creek resident was caught driving more than twice the speed limit here.

MINTO – There’s a new committee in town and council has agreed to provide it with $2,000 in seed money.

MOUNT FOREST – A Mount Forest man faces impaired driving charges after he was found asleep behind the wheel.

ONTARIO – The fifth annual Ontario Made Awards finalists have been named – and a Puslinch-based hot sauce company, Lost in the Sauce, has made the cut.

SAUGEEN – The Western Ontario Wardens’ Caucus (WOWC) has passed a resolution supporting the growth and expansion of the medical isotope industry.

PUSLINCH –  An Erin woman has had her licence suspended for three months and vehicle impounded for a week after she was found driving drunk.

FERGUS – The family-friendly Haunted Hub Halloween-themed event takes place Oct. 25 in Fergus to raise money to support youth mentorship, family services and community programming for the county.

CENTRE WELLINGTON – Local police have laid another intimate partner violence charge.

ERIN  – Council here has approved the purchase of a used grader for $650,000.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – The county was the last holdout here to regularly stream council meetings online in the post-COVID world.

GUELPH  – Construction is underway and a new Guelph high school with space for 894 students is set to open in September 2026. 

ABOYNE – The Wellington County Museum and Archives (WCMA) presents Ephemera, a new exhibition that challenges visitors to reconsider the value of everyday objects – items created with the intention of being used once and discarded, yet which often become invaluable windows into our shared past.

GUELPH – The Art Gallery of Guelph (AGG) is slated to host two, free and upcoming Artist Talks.