ELORA – Centre Wellington council approved new appointments to the board of management of the…
COIL program offering grants, training, mentorship on circular economy
WELLINGTON COUNTY - The Circular Opportunity Innovation Launchpad (COIL) project’s Evolve Circular Pre-Accelerator funding stream is open until April 18.
Glowan’s Ukraine benefit concert a success
Benefit concert – Glowan is glowing after a successful concert on March 26 to benefit…
100 Women Who Care Centre Wellington donate $8,800 to Learning Disabilities Association of Wellington County
Cheque please – On March 22, 100 Women Who Care Centre Wellington presented a cheque of…
Centre Wellington Fusion U10s head to OMHA championship
Claiming gold – On March 26, the Centre Wellington Fusion U10-A team travelled to Oakville to…
Centre Wellington Fusion U14A win Tri-County championship
Champions – The Centre Wellington Fusion U14A hockey team won the Tri-County championship last…
OMAFRA Report: How to properly ground an electric fence
A weekly report prepared by the staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs…
ETP Canada offers tips on estate planning
GUELPH – Looking to learn more about estate planning? ETP Canada – a boutique firm – may have…
Elora and District Skating Club skaters reach podium in Milton Frost Competition
Frost competition – Skaters from the Elora and District Skating Club competed at the Milton Frost…
Minto Optimists plan Easter egg hunts
MINTO - The Town of Minto Optimist Club is planning to hold Easter egg hunts in three locations on April 16.
Animal hospital sends supplies to Ukraine
Donation – The Elora Gorge Animal Hospital has put together a box of medical supplies and is…
Farmers calling on all parties to restore Canadian Pacific rail operations
Grain Farmers of Ontario, the province’s largest commodity organization, representing Ontario’s…
CW Community Foundation grant program intake runs April 1 to 29
CENTRE WELLINGTON - The Centre Wellington Community Foundation Project Grants program opens on April 1.
Let it Grow program offered for Minto youth in Grades 1 to 6
CLIFFORD – Budding youth gardeners here can join a free six-week program for children in Grades 1 to 6.