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Barbara Latkowski

Barbara Latkowski

Barbara graduated with a Masters degree in Journalism from Western University and has written for publications in northern British Columbia and southwestern Ontario. She has covered politics, arts and entertainment, health, education, sports, courts, social justice, and issues that matter to the community. Barbara joined CambridgeToday in 2021 and has been part of the GuelphToday newsroom since 2023

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Recent Work by Barbara

May’s Café brings new flavours to the Old Post in Harriston

May’s Café brings new flavours to the Old Post in Harriston

Mays Café at the Old Post, located in the historic post office in Harriston, is a community-focused café offering vibrant culinary experience by infusing African ingredients
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Four Corner’s Quilters' Guild spreads love and warmth one quilt at a time

Four Corner’s Quilters' Guild spreads love and warmth one quilt at a time

Whether it is supporting vulnerable populations such as shelters, hospitals, or children's charities, the guild has a proud history
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Wellington County photographer wins big at Canadian Farm Writers’ Federation awards

Wellington County photographer wins big at Canadian Farm Writers’ Federation awards

Sharon Grose was recently awarded silver and bronze at The Canadian Farm Writers’ Federation (CFWF) awards banquet in Halifax, Nova Scotia
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ICYMI: Fergus woman’s dog rescue gives unique Japanese breed a second chance

ICYMI: Fergus woman’s dog rescue gives unique Japanese breed a second chance

As coordinator and owner of Shiba Rescue GTA,  Jackie Charlebois from Fergus has dedicated much of her life to the breed specific rescue
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Fergus woman’s dog rescue gives unique Japanese breed a second chance

Fergus woman’s dog rescue gives unique Japanese breed a second chance

As coordinator and owner of Shiba Rescue GTA,  Jackie Charlebois from Fergus has dedicated much of her life to the breed specific rescue
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Elora girl, 5, determined to make a difference with Access to Necessities Period Campaign

Elora girl, 5, determined to make a difference with Access to Necessities Period Campaign

Brooklyn Kempel, five, donated 1,330 individual menstrual items to the Access to Necessities Period Campaign, launched on Feb.1
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Eden Mills Nordic Ski Club embraces the chill of the season

Eden Mills Nordic Ski Club embraces the chill of the season

The Eden Mills Nordic Ski Club is a volunteer-run organization that offers children and adult lessons, rentals and access to freshly groomed private trails
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Eighth Annual Sock Drive warms feet and hearts

Eighth Annual Sock Drive warms feet and hearts

Agilec Integrated Employment Services in Fergus partnered with The Grand at 101, and Shift Family Health Centre collecting 1,013 pairs of socks for the Centre Wellington Food Bank
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Canadian tour of ‘one woman show’ brings awareness for need of regenerative agriculture

Canadian tour of ‘one woman show’ brings awareness for need of regenerative agriculture

In her latest play, 'She Won’t Come in From the Fields', Dale Hamilton from Eden Mills combines theatre with her zeal for agriculture, specifically,  the need for regenerative agriculture growing practices and food security
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Fragrant family farm offers a taste of 'lavender'

Fragrant family farm offers a taste of 'lavender'

Hereward Farms in East Garafraxa has launched a new Lavender Lounge and Cafe offering a 'taste' of lavender, right on the farm
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