GUELPH – Centre Wellington councillor Neil Dunsmore will provide the keynote address at Compass Community Services’ 34th Annual General Meeting.
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New director of education looking to reframe traditional narratives in Upper Grand
GUELPH – As he enters his new role as Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) director of education, Peter Sovran is looking to reframe traditional narratives surrounding learning and work environments in education, while ensuring a safe return to school for students and staff.
Waterloo Wellington Down Syndrome Society hosts Any Which Way You Can A-Thon
WATERLOO – The Waterloo Wellington Down Syndrome Society (WWDSS) is holding its annual Any Which Way You Can A-Thon fundraising even.
Time to renew driver’s license, stickers and health card
TORONTO – The Ontario government allowed a grace period last year for driver’s licenses, stickers and health card renewals, but that time is reaching an end.
Innovation Guelph hosts its third annual Innovation Expo
GUELPH – Innovation Guelph is hosting its third annual Innovation Expo on Oct. 21, celebrating and showcasing innovation with over 100 companies exhibiting, a panel lunch, investors, networking and engaging keynotes.
Rural Ontario Institute appoints executive director
GUELPH-ERAMOSA – The Rural Ontario Institute (ROI) board of directors has announced the…
OMAFRA report: Fall armyworm storming cereal crops
A weekly report prepared by the staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs…
Angus Reid poll finds 74 per cent of Canadian parents want school staff and students vaccinated
TORONTO – As children enter a third school year impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, parents are filled with apprehension.
Gardening shows its seedy side at this time of year
CENTRE WELLINGTON – If your lettuce has bolted, if your radishes have gone to seed – do not despair. Even if you can’t eat the produce this year, there’s value in collecting the seeds.
Perth-Wellington candidates Q&A feature – Part 3
PERTH-WELLINGTON – This is the third part of a three-week Q&A feature the Advertiser is running leading up to the Sept. 20 federal election.