Wellington Advertiser
News, Provincial Election 2026. Three contenders hope to fill MPP Ted Arnott’s shoes. WELLINGTON-HALTON HILLS – Three individuals have tossed their name in the hat hoping to be the next Wellington-Halton Hills candidate for the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario after MPP Ted Arnott announced he will not run in the next election.
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2024年12月30日 · POUNDER, Nellie. Passed away peacefully at home in the arms of her daughter and son-in-law after a brief illness on January 8th, 2025. Nellie Pounder (nee Hancock) in her 94th year, originally of Mexborough, England, was the adored wife of the late Wallace (2012) and the beloved sister-in-law of Henry (1994).
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2025年1月16日 · GUELPH – The River Run Centre was abuzz with excitement on Jan. 18, with hundreds of people dressed in their formal best to support a student-run fundraiser for the Children's Foundation of Guelph and Wellington, the Make Your Mark Foundation, and the Beyond Borders program.
Community Living facing $3-million deficit, closing two group homes
2024年11月18日 · WELLINGTON COUNTY – Community Living Guelph Wellington is facing a $3-million deficit in 2025 and will be closing two of its residential sites to rein in expenses. It’s not the choice officials want to make, said Cindy Kinnon, executive director of the agency that provides services for people with developmental disabilities. “Over 30 years, we’ve…
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2024年10月23日 · While waiting for colleagues in Charlottetown last week, an email came our way that was not unexpected but did signal the end of an era. Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott, current speaker of the Legislature, informed voters he would not seek election again. After 34 years, nine election cycles and his reputation intact, Arnott will…
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2025年1月15日 · It seems silly to be writing a column on national affairs a week after all of Canada’s problems were seemingly resolved in one fell swoop. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has, after all, announced his intention to step down.
Advertiser earns top honours in community newspaper competition
2024年5月24日 · WELLINGTON COUNTY – The Wellington Advertiser has won big for the fifth year in a row. On May 24 the local newspaper took first place in the General Excellence category of the Ontario Community Newspapers Association’s 2023 Better Newspaper Competition. It’s the fifth straight year the Advertiser has won the award, which recognizes the publication as…
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2021年6月15日 · WELLINGTON COUNTY – The region's top doctor is asking everyone in the community to do their part to ensure a safe return to class for local students, noting "the benefits of reopening in-person learning ultimately outweigh the short-term risks."
Advertiser website back online after issues addressed
2024年9月6日 · FERGUS – The Wellington Advertiser’s website appears to be back up and running as normal after a couple days of service interruptions. Staff at the newspaper first noticed the website was down early in the morning on Sept. 5. At that time, the newspaper’s website host reported “connection issues” affecting multiple servers, which for visitors…
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