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Wellington County

County-level news and updates. Coverage of Wellington County Council, social services, roads, waste management, and regional administration.

Fifty-first state: Canadians say ‘no,’ most Americans disagree with Trump post image
News Wellington County

Fifty-first state: Canadians say ‘no,’ most Americans disagree with Trump

by Submitted
News Rural Wellington County

Tariffs and trade: latest updates, resources and OFA actions

by Submitted
Auto detailing can improve a vehicle’s lifespan post image
News Wellington County

Auto detailing can improve a vehicle’s lifespan

by Ellouise Thompson
News Wellington County

GRCA issues flood warnings, flood watch on March 16

by Wellington Advertiser
News Police Centre Wellington Wellington County Wellington North

Police beat: Guitar, amp stolen

by Wellington Advertiser
Dr. Raj Khanuja is awarded the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship post image
News Wellington County

Dr. Raj Khanuja is awarded the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship

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News Wellington County Centre Wellington

Hundreds attend Centre Wellington Seedy Saturday

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Mapleton senior defrauded of $250,000 in online scam post image
News Police Mapleton Wellington County

Mapleton senior defrauded of $250,000 in online scam

by Wellington Advertiser
University of Guelph accused of breaking promises in favour of making money post image
News Puslinch Guelph Wellington County

University of Guelph accused of breaking promises in favour of making money

by Joanne Shuttleworth
High school students record vocals at Metalworks Studio post image
Arts News Guelph Wellington County

High school students record vocals at Metalworks Studio

by Robin George
Area MPs divided on nation's tariff response plan post image
News Wellington County

Area MPs divided on nation's tariff response plan

by Ellouise Thompson
County supports science centre vision with $20,000 for feasibility study post image
News Wellington County Puslinch

County supports science centre vision with $20,000 for feasibility study

by Joanne Shuttleworth