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Court, News, Police ‘THIS WAS A COLD CASE’: BEHIND THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEATH OF MONICA CHISAR SOUTHGATE – More than a year after she was reported missing, Monica Chisar’s remains were discovered in a wooded area just north of Mount Forest. She was just 29 years old. A 19-month investigation led detectives to Hamilton, and a Kosovo expat on the run from U.S. authorities. Arts & Entertainment, News ERIN NATIVE AIMS TO BREAK STEREOTYPES, TAKE ON NEW CHALLENGES ON AMAZING RACE CANADA ERIN – Erin’s John Ferguson has no intention of watching The Amazing Race Canada when its milestone 10th season premieres on July 2. He doesn’t need to; he already knows how it turns out. News COUNCIL AWARDS CONSULTING CONTRACT TO EXPLORE OPTIONS FOR BISSELL PARK PROJECT ELORA – What’s clear is that the multi-use pad at Bissell Park is in dire need of repair and is close to being closed as it becomes increasingly unsafe. News, Rural BEEF FARMERS WORRY ABOUT IMPACT OF ONGOING CARGILL STRIKE WELLINGTON COUNTY – The longer workers at a Guelph meat processing plant stay on strike, the more worrisome the situation becomes for local cattle farmers. OFFICIALS CUT RIBBON AT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FACILITY AT 10 SHELLDALE CRESCENT GUELPH – Ribbons have been cut, a funding glitch resolved and now the doors are open on a new 32-unit permanent supportive housing building in Guelph that Wellington County Warden Andy Lennox is calling a “beacon of hope.” TOWN OF ERIN HIRES NEW SENIOR PLANNER ERIN – Town officials announced on June 27 that Erin has hired a new senior planner. Jessica Peake will fill the position as of July 8. FORMER SEMEX CEO PAUL LARMER ENTERING CANADIAN AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME TORONTO – Former Semex chief executive officer Paul Larmer will be inducted into the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame this fall. WELLINGTON COUNTY LOOKS TO BEEF UP ROSTER OF LICENSED HOME DAYCARES WELLINGTON COUNTY – The county’s Children’s Early Years Division is on the hunt for more people willing to provide child care out of their homes. WEEKLY POLL Will you attend a Canada Day event in your community? * Yes * No View Results View Past Polls SAID AGAIN > “The Song Festival has to include kids. They are the future.” - Estonian Song Festival organizer Lia Hess LETTERS TO THE EDITOR * ‘Hypocrisy’ * ‘Encouraging’ * ‘Wonderful’ idea View all letters to the editor » Sponsored BIGELOW FLOORING: CARING FOR YOU AND YOUR FLOORING NEEDS. Paint and décor are easy ways to freshen a home, but quality flooring can add significant value to your home. At Bigelow Flooring you’ll find quality products that look great and are built for longevity. Sponsored BIGELOW FLOORING: CARING FOR YOU AND YOUR FLOORING NEEDS. Paint and décor are easy ways to freshen a home, but quality flooring can add significant value to your home. 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Submit News SELECT YOUR REGION Bruce County Centre Wellington Dufferin County Erin Grand Valley Grey County Guelph Guelph/Eramosa Halton Huron County Mapleton Minto Orangeville Palmerston Perth County Puslinch Toronto Wellington County Wellington North ‘THIS WAS A COLD CASE’: BEHIND THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEATH OF MONICA CHISAR SOUTHGATE – More than a year after she was reported missing, Monica Chisar’s remains were discovered in a wooded area just north of Mount Forest. She was just 29 years old. A 19-month investigation led detectives to Hamilton, and a Kosovo expat on the run from U.S. authorities. YOUTH PACK SHOEBOXES TO HELP KIDS THROUGH OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD HANOVER – Lita Ernest, a young member of 1st Hanover Guides, worked hard this season to organize the packing of Operation Christmas Child (OCC) shoe box gifts with her troop. See all Bruce County area articles. COUNCIL AWARDS CONSULTING CONTRACT TO EXPLORE OPTIONS FOR BISSELL PARK PROJECT ELORA – What’s clear is that the multi-use pad at Bissell Park is in dire need of repair and is close to being closed as it becomes increasingly unsafe. WELLINGTON COUNTY LOOKS TO BEEF UP ROSTER OF LICENSED HOME DAYCARES WELLINGTON COUNTY – The county’s Children’s Early Years Division is on the hunt for more people willing to provide child care out of their homes. See all Centre Wellington area articles. EXPANDING ALCOHOL SALES TO CONVENIENCE STORES WILL INCREASE RISKS/HARMS: MERCER GUELPH – Dr. Nicola Mercer has expressed concern about the province’s recent move to allow the sale of beer and wine at convenience stores. She noted 8,500 new stores in the province will be able to sell alcohol as of Sept. 5, “and it is likely we will see an increase in alcohol harms." PUBLIC HEALTH OFFERS ADVICE ON TALKING TO KIDS ABOUT CANNABIS, OTHER DRUGS GUELPH – Talking to your kids about drugs can be difficult, Dr. Matthew Tenenbaum acknowledged during a virtual session for parents on May 15. But it’s important to open the door to these conversations, and children become aware of drugs far earlier than most parents realize. See all Dufferin County area articles. TOWN OF ERIN HIRES NEW SENIOR PLANNER ERIN – Town officials announced on June 27 that Erin has hired a new senior planner. Jessica Peake will fill the position as of July 8. ROGERS PROPOSES NEW NETWORK TOWER NORTHWEST OF HILLSBURGH HILLSBURGH – Rogers Communications Inc. plans to install a telecommunication tower near Hillsburgh to expand network coverage. See all Erin area articles. GRAND VALLEY LIONS CLUB RINGS IN NEW YEAR WITH POLAR BEAR DIP GRAND VALLEY - A total of 55 hardy participants plunged into the chilly waters of the Grand River on New Year’s Day. LIONS CLUB DONATES $3000 FROM DUCK RACE GRAND VALLEY – A total of $3,000 raised from a successful 2023 “duck race” in Grand Valley was donated by the Grand Valley Lions Club. See all Grand Valley area articles. ‘THIS WAS A COLD CASE’: BEHIND THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEATH OF MONICA CHISAR SOUTHGATE – More than a year after she was reported missing, Monica Chisar’s remains were discovered in a wooded area just north of Mount Forest. She was just 29 years old. A 19-month investigation led detectives to Hamilton, and a Kosovo expat on the run from U.S. authorities. YOUTH PACK SHOEBOXES TO HELP KIDS THROUGH OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD HANOVER – Lita Ernest, a young member of 1st Hanover Guides, worked hard this season to organize the packing of Operation Christmas Child (OCC) shoe box gifts with her troop. See all Grey County area articles. OFFICIALS CUT RIBBON AT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FACILITY AT 10 SHELLDALE CRESCENT GUELPH – Ribbons have been cut, a funding glitch resolved and now the doors are open on a new 32-unit permanent supportive housing building in Guelph that Wellington County Warden Andy Lennox is calling a “beacon of hope.” FORMER SEMEX CEO PAUL LARMER ENTERING CANADIAN AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME TORONTO – Former Semex chief executive officer Paul Larmer will be inducted into the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame this fall. See all Guelph area articles. SACRED HEART CATHOLIC SCHOOL IN ROCKWOOD ART GALA ROCKWOOD – Sacred Heart Catholic School in Rockwood held an arts gala on June 18, with performances from 58 students in Grades 1 through 7, including the school choir and groups that danced and cartwheeled across the stage. GUELPH’S TAYLOR REID TAKES FIRST PLACE AT GUELPH LAKE TRIATHLON GUELPH/ERAMOSA - Hundreds of competitors from across the province swam, cycled and ran their way through the Guelph Lake Subaru Triathlon Series held at the Guelph Lake Conservation Area on June 15. See all Guelph/Eramosa area articles. COLE DEMPSTER WINS FUTURE OLYMPIAN FUNDING HALTON – Track cyclist Cole Dempster has been selected as one of the winners of the Canadian Olympic Committee’s annual Canada-wide talent search. SIU CLEARS WELLINGTON OPP OFFICERS OF CRIMINAL WRONGDOING AFTER PURSUIT ENDS WITH CRASH MISSISSAUGA – The province’s Special Investigations Unit has found no grounds to criminally charge any OPP officers in connection to a man’s injuries after a pursuit that ended in a Centre Wellington ditch in March. See all Halton area articles. YOUTH PACK SHOEBOXES TO HELP KIDS THROUGH OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD HANOVER – Lita Ernest, a young member of 1st Hanover Guides, worked hard this season to organize the packing of Operation Christmas Child (OCC) shoe box gifts with her troop. See all Huron County area articles. EDGE MUTUAL INSURANCE PLEDGES $250,000 TO PALMERSTON MRI+ CAMPAIGN DRAYTON – Edge Mutual Insurance Company pledged $250,000 to the Palmerston and District Hospital Foundation (PDHF) MRI+ Campaign on June 17. DRAYTON’S CANADA DAY EVENT EXPANDS DRAYTON – With live music, a bouncy castle, food trucks, face painting and fire trucks, Mapleton’s Canada Day celebration is set to have something for the whole family. See all Mapleton area articles. MINTO CELEBRATES CANADA IN HARRISTON, CLIFFORD MINTO – Crossroads Life Church in Harriston is hosting its annual Canada Day celebration on July 1. BRASS RIDGE ACRES WINS 2024 PITCHIT MINTO BUSINESS PLAN COMPETITION HARRISTON – The Town of Minto and the LaunchIt Business Exploration Centre selected Brass Ridge Acres as winners of the 12th Annual PitchIt Minto Business competition. See all Minto area articles. STUDENTS RACED TO PAINT CANVASSES DURING BOARD-WIDE LIVE ART BATTLE AT CENTRE WELLINGTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL FERGUS – Artists and art enthusiasts flocked to Centre Wellington District High School (CWDHS) on the evening of May 8 for an art show and board-wide Live Art Battle. PUBLIC HEALTH STRUGGLING TO FIND DENTISTS FOR ONTARIO SENIORS DENTAL CARE PLAN GUELPH – While Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health (WDGPH) is ramping up its dental programs post-pandemic, it is struggling to find dentists to provide services for the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Plan (OSDCP). See all Orangeville area articles. NDSS VARSITY REDS COMPETE IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP PALMERSTON – Norwell District Secondary School’s Varsity Reds travelled to Chatham to compete in the Special Olympics Provincial Championship in soccer, June 11 to 13. BLESSINGS TO YOU CENTRE DONATES OVER $15,000 TO LOCAL GROUPS PALMERSTON – The Blessings to You Centre in Palmerston donates its generated funds from the sales of in-good-condition donated items and clothing to local groups seeking support. See all Palmerston area articles. YOUTH PACK SHOEBOXES TO HELP KIDS THROUGH OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD HANOVER – Lita Ernest, a young member of 1st Hanover Guides, worked hard this season to organize the packing of Operation Christmas Child (OCC) shoe box gifts with her troop. See all Perth County area articles. CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS TO FEATURE PREVIEW OF REVAMPED PUSLINCH COMMUNITY CENTRE PARK PUSLINCH – Officials say Canada Day will be a blast this year in Puslinch. PUSLINCH TOWNSHIP WANTS TO SHUT DOWN BADGER DAYLIGHTING ABERFOYLE – Puslinch Township would like the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks to shut down a business it claims is operating illegally in the township. See all Puslinch area articles. COUNTY STUDENTS BRING GOLD MEDALS HOME FROM NATIONAL MUSICFEST WELLINGTON COUNTY – MusicFest Canada adjudicators awarded gold to the Erin District High School Tempo concert band, the Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute string and orchestra ensembles, and the Centennial Collegiate Vocational Institute symphonic, concert and acoustic ensembles. GCVI CHOIR TO PERFORM WITH AWARD-WINNING ROCK BANDS TORONTO – GCVI choir students will perform with Foreigner at Budweiser Stage in June and Wilco at Massey Hall in July. See all Toronto area articles. ‘THIS WAS A COLD CASE’: BEHIND THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEATH OF MONICA CHISAR SOUTHGATE – More than a year after she was reported missing, Monica Chisar’s remains were discovered in a wooded area just north of Mount Forest. She was just 29 years old. A 19-month investigation led detectives to Hamilton, and a Kosovo expat on the run from U.S. authorities. OFFICIALS CUT RIBBON AT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FACILITY AT 10 SHELLDALE CRESCENT GUELPH – Ribbons have been cut, a funding glitch resolved and now the doors are open on a new 32-unit permanent supportive housing building in Guelph that Wellington County Warden Andy Lennox is calling a “beacon of hope.” See all Wellington County area articles. LIONS CLUB PLEDGES $250,000 TO NEW OUTDOOR POOL IN MOUNT FOREST MOUNT FOREST – The Mount Forest Lions Club is donating $250,000 over five years to the construction of a new outdoor pool in the community. PALMERSTON GROVE HUB MOVING CLOSER TO YOUTH THIS SUMMER NORTH WELLINGTON – The Grove Youth Wellness Hubs will be bringing the Palmerston Hub on the road to three north Wellington communities this summer, including Drayton, Harriston and Mount Forest. See all Wellington North area articles. Tweets by WellyAdvertiser EDITORIAL IT’S BEEN A WHILE In the throes of a company reorganization, all managers and staff were tasked with asking the question “is there a better way?”. THE DUMBPHONE? Although some claim ditching the smartphone for a dumbphone is trending, this simpler way to communicate without nonsense hasn’t breached 1% of the population. Some trend. TEACH NOT PREACH Efforts by Groundwater Festival organizers to help students understand the value of water were commendable. COLUMNISTS OPEN MIND: GRIEF: LOOKING AT THE WORLD FROM THE INSIDE OUT By Kaitlin Cantrell One of the ways we have learned to cope with things that are tough is through denial. GORD By Kelly Waterhouse In the barn, where our farm glamping guests gather for morning coffee, we have a metal cutout of the silhouette of Gord Downie, the late frontman for Canada’s rock band, The Tragically Hip. I bought it from an artist in Harriston. THIEVES HIT RUSSELL AND STEELE STORES TWICE IN SIX MONTHS By Stephen Thorning One of the consequences of the widespread popularity of motor cars and improved roads in the 1920s was the appearance of a new type of criminal: the thief who used a getaway car. 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