Editorials

He cast his eyes upon the crowd tittering about his brush with potential death mere days before. They were awestruck. 

There is a limited window left to file nomination papers for the upcoming municipal election. 

Much of the phrase “health and safety” is made in the workplace but we think it is time homes and families adopt a clearer view of what it means to be safe and healthy. Families are immensely impacted when safety takes a backseat to fun.

Although the brakes were put on last week when Centre Wellington council failed to pass a motion supporting the new hospice project at Wellington Place, all is not lost.

“Trustees still deadlocked on requiring police checks for volunteers” was a headline that caught our eye a few weeks back. 

Most municipalities suffer from too many needs and not enough dollars. It is a tale as old as time.…

Her majesty recently celebrated 70 years of service to the Commonwealth.

In a casual sponsorship conversation this past week, an organizer shared the phrase “Why…

Readers may notice that going forward, page 6, generally reserved for police news, contains far fewer names of people charged by the Wellington County OPP.

If the Centre Wellington Chamber of Commerce intends to continue with its Awards of Excellence, it really needs to do some soul searching on its rules of engagement. What happened with the Citizen of the Year choice should never happen again.

There are certain things in life where people want the best of class.

The last Thursday of every month county council is in session. That is the day proposed actions that affect residents’ lives in meaningful ways are decided.

First the rain and then the wind. Caught between farms this past weekend, it was a quick dash to get under cover. A storm was brewing.

Residents of Ontario will soon start heading to advance polls and filing mail-in ballots, but generally most will wait to attend a polling booth on June 2.

One of the great ironies with elections is all the promises and apparent answers there are to the country’s woes.