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Wellington County
Ontario funding expansion of farm mental health program
ST. AGATHA — The Ontario government is committing more than $385,000 to expand “In the Know”,…
WWDSS raises awareness about Down syndrome with ‘Believe With Me’ project
WELLINGTON COUNTY – For the last seven years, the Waterloo Wellington Down Syndrome Society (WWDSS) has collaborated with local photographer, Hilary Gauld Camilleri, to bring national awareness and learning to communities for children and adults with Down syndrome.
Explore fall colours responsibly at Credit Valley parks
MISSISSAUGA – The fall season is officially underway and with fall temperatures expected to be above the seasonal average, it’s a perfect time to get out and explore local conservation areas responsibly.
Fire safety practices on farms prevent devastating impacts
The emotional and financial impact of a barn fire can be devastating to the owner, the community…
Up to 120 millimetres of rain drenches area over two-days
WELLINGTON COUNTY – A flood warning was issued for the Conestogo River through Drayton in the wake of heavy rainfall last week.
‘Get loud and learn the sounds of fire safety’ theme of Fire Prevention Week 2021
WELLINGTON COUNTY - Fire departments across the country are challenging everyone in Wellington County to test their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and “Get Loud!” as part of Fire Prevention Week.
2021 Metz Community Giant Pumpkin and Zucchini challenge wrapped up with a weigh-in celebration
Pumpkin challenge – The 2021 Metz Community Giant Pumpkin and Zucchini challenge wrapped up with a weigh-in celebration on Sept. 25.
County residents recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The Advertiser is sharing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action out of respect for the survivors of the Indian Residential School System and the intergenerational trauma it caused and to honour those children who didn’t make it home.
Province recommends Pfizer vaccine over Moderna for those under 25
TORONTO - Ontario's top doctor is recommending Pfizer be given to Ontarians aged 18 to 24 following higher incidences of heart-related complications in the age group after receiving a second dose of Moderna.