Robin George

MILTON – Local athletes represented Team Canada during the 2023 Special Olympics World Games in Berlin, Germany last month.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – Change is coming to the Wellington-Halton Hills federal electoral district. 

ELORA – The Government of Canada has announced an agricultural climate solution living labs project is coming soon to Ontario. 

FERGUS – Indigenous people create crafts such as dream catchers, medicine bags and beaded earrings during Creative Circles here every other week. 

GUELPH – Dripping with sweat and breathing hard through flared nostrils, an agitated horse shakes her head. The horse stumbles, ears pinned back, and kicks out. 

ERIN – Competitors took to an arena for bull riding, barrel racing, pole bending, and bronc riding at the Ram Rodeo held at the Erin Fairgrounds on July 22 and 23.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – Invasive species displace native plants that are food sources for insects and animals. They impact crop production by invading farm fields and damage infrastructure such as buildings, sidewalks and roads.

MILTON – An international panel of geologists said Crawford Lake contains the best evidence on Earth to support the theory that a new geological chapter in the history of the world, the Anthropocene, is upon us.

GRAND VALLEY – Earlier this year, Alan Mackie faced flames to save a neighbour’s life. 

BRUCEDALE – Two bylaw exemptions, one for a wedding and one to film an episode of Murdoch Mysteries, have been approved in Guelph/Eramosa. Council discussed reviewing the noise bylaw later this year.

BRUCEDALE – Topics discussed at the Guelph/Eramosa council meeting on July 10.

GUELPH – When air thick with haze and the acrid smell of wildfire smoke pushes air quality health indexes to high levels, people are advised to remain indoors. But what about animals?

GUELPH – Education director Peter Sovran said the work of this year’s student trustees “really is exemplary for any leader anywhere, not just for student leaders.”