Equipment costs are a big expense for contractors but a group of local entrepreneurs has come up with a way to lower expenses and earn income on idle equipment through a new business called Dozr. The option to rent out…
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Malcolm McCormick died on Friday, June 10, 1932, at the home of his sister, Mary McNaughton in Guelph, at the age of 77 years. Prominent in educational circles in Guelph, he was widely known as a man of exceptional attainments….
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ABERFOYLE, OCTOBER 25, 1897 by the Aberfoyle correspondent to the Guelph Mercury The beautiful weather of the last few days has put the farmers in the notion of taking in their turnips. Most of them around here have started the…
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And now for something completely different… What was happening in Morriston on Oct. 30 1894, 121 years ago? Here is an account by the Morriston correspondent to the Guelph Mercury on that day. Morriston News For This Day In 1894…
Continue Reading ...OUR DAVEY by Marjorie Clark Land agents of the Columbia Company were recruiting settlers in Scotland in 1825. James Stirton, his wife, Janet, and their children, David (9), Elizabeth (7), Christian (5) and John (3) from Dunnichen, Forfarshire, went aboard…
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GUELPH — Packing up your foodstuffs and selling them at the farmers market can be hassle and a drain on small farmers. And shopping at a bustling farmers market it is not every family’s idea of a pleasant shopping experience….
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Guelph’s tourism industry is set to get a boost with help from an internationally recognized travel-and-tourism consulting firm based in Vancouver. “What an opportunity for Guelph,” Mayor Cam Guthrie told Monday’s council meeting. “I think Guelph is poised very well…
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GUELPH – It looks like the city is moving ahead with staff recommendations to replace the one-lane Niska Road bridge with a two-lane structure. The Dec. 3 decision of council followed discussions and debate that dragged out until well after…
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by Mike Robinson – ABERFOYLE – Councillor Matthew Bulmer does not believe the City of Guelph has considered the long-term impact to its neighbours as it moves forward on a proposal to upgrade the Niska Road bridge from one to…
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At last Wednesdays Puslinch Council meeting a great deal of time was spent hearing from delegations regarding the changes that may be coming to the Niska Rd Bailey bridge. If you are unfamiliar with the area, the bridge crosses the…
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Calling all 13-17 year olds in the Township of Puslinch who may be looking to become a volunteer within a Day Camp setting or within the Puslinch Township during the school year with hockey, soccer or other youth events. The…
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GUELPH — The Upper Grand District School Board hasn’t built a new high school in Guelph since the 1960s, but it has embarked on a land acquisition process with the aspiration to build one in Guelph’s south end. The board…
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