ONTARIO – The governments of Canada and Ontario are spending up to $14.6 million through the Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program (RALP) to help farmers make improvements to their farmland.
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Wellington North aims to pass budget Dec. 15
KENILWORTH – Wellington North has approved its schedule for creating and finalizing the 2026 consolidated budget.
Artists Market coming to Alton Sept. 27
ALTON – Headwaters Arts 29th Annual Fall Festival is hosting an Artists Market on Sept. 27 from 11am to 5pm, featuring creations for sale by 15 vendors.
Radiothon set to support two local hospital foundations
MOUNT FOREST – The 24th CKNX Health Care Heroes Radiothon will broadcast on Oct. 18 in support of nine midwestern Ontario hospital foundations, including Mount Forest’s Louise Marshall Hospital Foundation (LMHF) and the Palmerston and District Hospital Foundation (PDHF).
Fergus women’s hockey league looking for players
FERGUS – The Fergus Senior Women’s Hockey League is searching for players for its third season.
Elusive Dreams band coming to Fergus Grand
FERGUS – Elusive Dreams: Classic Country Crossroads is coming to the Fergus Grand Theatre on Oct. 17. The band will feature hits from Glen Campbell, Charlie Rich, John Denver, Kris Kristofferson and others who topped both country and mainstream charts. “You won’t want to miss this rare opportunity
School boards to recognize Truth and Reconciliation Week
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Each year, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Local dealerships join together for World’s Largest Dealer Food Drive
CENTRE WELLINGTON – September is Ford’s Global Caring Month, and this year dealerships across the country are joining together for the World’s Largest Dealer Food Drive.
Guelph Big Book Sale returns, accepting donations
GUELPH – The Friends of the Guelph Public Library are preparing for the 17th edition of the Big Book Sale, which runs from Sept. 25 to 28.
Guelph Legion hosts Scottish Festival over weekend
GUELPH – The 33rd annual Guelph Scottish Festival hosted by the Guelph Legion Branch 234 was another success in the blazing sun on Sept. 21.
Arts centre launches ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign
ELORA — The Elora Centre for the Arts (ECFTA) is inviting the community to help lay the foundation for the future of the arts in Centre Wellington with its “Buy a Brick” campaign.
Reconciliation Walk will take place in Guelph Sept. 28
GUELPH – Indigenous voices are calling on all Canadians to educate themselves and their peers on the truth about Canada’s residential school legacy and its resulting harm.
Video coverage not coming to Arthur, Mount Forest arenas
KENILWORTH – Ice rinks in Mapleton and Minto have cameras that stream video footage of hockey games and other activities, but the same service will not be coming to arenas in Wellington North.
OPINION: World News Day recognizes invaluable efforts of journalists
Hundreds of newsrooms have signed up for World News Day on Sept. 28, recognizing the positive influence of journalism the world over.
Tree Trust members take in some sun at the Tree Trust Walk Sept. 20
CENTRE WELLINGTON – Around 25 people from the Tree Trust group gathered for a short walk accompanied by Rob Guthrie and Al Koop a local historian to learn about trees as they prepare for winter.
