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Holly Trail sign goes up, ending Puslinch's Swastika Trail saga

Holly Trail sign goes up, ending Puslinch's Swastika Trail saga

Swastika Trail has been erased from sight as Puslinch Lake neighbours celebrate what many say was a long time coming
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Appeal of proposed Jones Baseline refrigeration plant withdrawn

Appeal of proposed Jones Baseline refrigeration plant withdrawn

Details are limited but it appears an agreement has been reached between Minus Forty and the residents' group opposed to the plant
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Lumber truck loses load in serious Mapleton crash

Lumber truck loses load in serious Mapleton crash

A three-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon saw a tractor trailer hauling lumber roll over on Wellington Road 12, near Wellington Road 7
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Fog advisory issued for Northern Wellington County

Fog advisory issued for Northern Wellington County

Areas of dense fog will continue into this afternoon; visibility is expected to improve from west to east later today, Environment Canada says
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County Ride Well program continues to grow in popularity

County Ride Well program continues to grow in popularity

Ridership grew by 26 per cent in 2022
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Several charges for Palmerston driver who almost hit police officer

Several charges for Palmerston driver who almost hit police officer

Incident happened in Wroxeter on Jan. 10
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Councillors worry about projected cost of new Mount Forest pool

Councillors worry about projected cost of new Mount Forest pool

The current overall cost of the project is an estimated $5.3 million
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Guelph/Eramosa property tax hike double that of last year

Guelph/Eramosa property tax hike double that of last year

Budget passed at council meeting on Monday
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Police release video of Aberfoyle break-in using stolen truck

Police release video of Aberfoyle break-in using stolen truck

Incident happened shortly after midnight on Jan. 12
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Hate crimes to be a new focus for local Crime Stoppers education

Hate crimes to be a new focus for local Crime Stoppers education

CSGW's program coordinator noted the past few years have been negative and divisive leading to people to think it's okay be harmful towards groups such as LGBTQ+
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