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New sources of timely, credible information for livestock industry
GUELPH - A new library of podcasts, videos and webinars designed to help the livestock industry get research and innovation information directly to the farm is now available
Training program held at Fergus Grand Theatre
Training – Nicole Smith, left, and Amanda Hoffman recently passed the FTT Technician Training…
Hillsburgh Library’s final patron of 2022 a turtle
Hatched – Hillsburgh Library’s final patron of 2022 arrived right at closing time on New…
CVC among top employers in Toronto area for third year
MISSISSAUGA - Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) was named one of Greater Toronto’s Top Employers for a third year in a row in 2022.
Wellington Catholic DSB secondary school classes prepare food for Royal City Mission
GUELPH – The Grade 10 Foods and Nutrition course at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Secondary School prepared food for 100 people at the Royal City Mission as a Wellington Catholic District School Board and local Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association initiative.
Centre Wellington Wrestling Club participated in Tri-City Training wrestling tournament
Winners – The Centre Wellington Wrestling Club participated in the Tri-City Training wrestling…
“Turn On Your Lights” Christmas contest winners announced
Lit up – The “Turn On Your Lights” Christmas light contest was sponsored by Royal LePage RCR…
Puslinch receives last-minute operating budget requests
PUSLINCH – With a spread sheet containing $5.9 million in expenditures for 2023, Puslinch council took its time sifting through some last-minute budget requests at its Jan. 5 council meeting.
Cost of healthy eating keeps rising, putting many at risk: public health
GUELPH – The Nutritious Food Basket report paints a picture of rising food costs and the challenges those costs pose to students, people living on social assistance and fixed incomes, and even those considered gainfully employed.
Guelph/Eramosa council now considering 4.9% tax increase
BRUCEDALE – Guelph/Eramosa Township has bumped its proposed 2023 tax increase from 3.76 to 4.85%, but no one attended a public meeting on Jan. 4 to speak for or against the change.
High school students aim to raise $150,000 at Guelph gala
GUELPH – Grade 12 students from the Upper Grand and Wellington Catholic district school boards are working hard to organize a big fundraising gala. The student-led Imagine Charity Gala is on Jan. 21 at the River Run Centre in Guelph, from 6 to 10pm.
Centre Wellington draft budget contains $37.5 million in capital projects in 2023
ELORA – Centre Wellington senior staff have discovered that tendering projects early in the year yields more bids and better pricing, which is why they brought five capital projects to council at its Jan. 5 meeting for approval before council has really delved into the 2023 budget.
Open house for 273-townhouse development in Elora/Salem rescheduled
ELORA – A public meeting about a proposed 273-townhouse development on Wellington Road 7 that was cancelled last month due to bad weather, has been rescheduled for Jan. 27.
Public provides budget feedback to Mapleton council
DRAYTON – Rising staffing costs and waste collection were among the topics raised by members of the public at a Mapleton community budget workshop at the PMD arena on Jan. 5.