ERIN – The Erin Environment and Sustainability Committee (ESAC) celebrated World Environment Day on June 5 at the town yard.
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Erin Garden Club hosted annual plant sale
The Erin Garden Club hosted its annual plant sale at McMillan park on June 11. Planning has…
Local hospitals extending mask mandate
WELLINGTON COUNTY – While the province's mask mandate for hospitals ends this weekend, local hospitals will still require face coverings for everyone entering the buildings.
RCMP Musical Ride returns to Erin Fairgrounds on Aug. 27
ERIN – On Aug. 27, the Erin Agricultural Society is hosting the RCMP Musical Ride, a famous Canadian tradition featuring horses and riders performing a variety of cavalry drills and intricate formations choreographed to music.
Flowershed Farms Garden Centre has grand opening
Ribbon cutting – Flowershed Farms Garden Centre had its grand opening at their new location in…
Stewarts Equipment purchases Earth Power Tractors and Equipment, Stayner Dealership
ERIN – Stewart’s Equipment has acquired Earth Power Tractors and Equipment and the Stayner Dealership location.
EWFHT offers free virtual workshops
ERIN – The East Wellington Family Health Team has a number of free virtual workshops coming up…
Arnott details Wellington-Halton Hills priorities in letter to Ford
FERGUS – The day after being re-elected to the legislature, Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott wrote a letter to Premier Doug Ford to draw attention to issues in his riding.
Upper Credit Humane Society looking for new home
BRISBANE – After operating out of the same small building on Trafalgar Road here since 2002, the Upper Credit Humane Society has to move. Its long-term lease with the town of Erin expired at the end of 2021.
Ted Arnott cruises to another victory in Wellington-Halton Hills
WELLINGTON-HALTON HILLS – Almost as soon as the polls closed, Wellington-Halton Hills incumbent Ted Arnott was in front of the pack and he never relinquished his position. The long-standing PC candidate easily won the June 2 provincial election with 25,049 votes, or 50.6 per cent.