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School board will investigate banning sale of bottled water in local schools
A perennial best seller could be conspicuously absent from school cafeterias and vending machines…
AMO echoes election priorities outlined by federal counterpart
The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) last week joined the Federation of Canadian…
Council rebuilds road in downtown
Council here gave unanimous approval on Monday afternoon to let a tender that will close part of…
Annual Truck Show a success despite weather, other issues
Though it was a little smaller and a bit water-logged this year, organizers of the Fergus Truck…
Tunnel vision
In conversation with a letter writer this week about changes to tried and true certifications at…
WEB ONLY: Bus group raised $2,500 to fight cancer
Ten employees of Student Transportation of Canada’s (STC) local companies –…
Giant Hogweed invading Minto
A nasty weed is invading Minto – Giant Hogweed is a long lived perennial plant which quickly…
Wilkinson vows to see Arthur licence bureau reopened
In the wake of the recent closing of Arthur’s Ministry of Transportation (MTO) licence…
OPP begins another round of PACTs
The Wellington County OPP is again running its Police and Community Together (PACT) program. That…
Accountability? Where
Talk to any group of farmers, or the general public like I did recently at the wildly successful…
Film and music festival is back in city for its second year
Building on the success of last year’s inaugural event, SharpCuts: Guelph Indie Film and…
Arts Council launches artist relief fund
As part of a successful fundraiser for Guelph artist Sue Richards on Sept. 13, Guelph…
Group celebrating 30 years of music
Guelph – This city has always been known for its love of music. It is the birthplace of…
Chefs are wanted
The Sensational Elora Soup-Off on Oct. 13 from 1 to 4pm will be the grand finale of Sensational…