Dave Adsett is a Publisher at The Wellington Advertiser. He specializes in covering Elections, Government, Politics, Public Policy, and Corporate Finance, with a keen focus on the intersection of these areas and their impact on corporations. Dave's insights and analyses have been featured in Policy Magazine, highlighting his expertise in the political and economic landscape.
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Dave Adsett's coverage focuses on local news and community issues in the Fergus, Ontario area. His articles often involve expert commentary, announcements, and data citations related to government and politics, personal finance, culture & society, as well as seasonal topics.
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It was a long shot, but when the soccer ball landed in the dog kennel it was time to pay up.
Where there is one, there are usually more. That was the advice handed down in the truck as we headed off to practice. A good-sized buck ambled across the road not far from our farm.
Travel anywhere crowds form and tourists are warned to watch for pickpockets.
Bounty, good fortune, health – all of these factors lead people to think about how they can help others.
This coming Sunday marks the winter solstice. It’s a day we look forward to because it signals that daylight will last longer.
It is a bit of a novelty to publish a newspaper on Christmas Day.
It was a year of tumult as global issues, prompted in great part by U.S. President Donald Trump, shook markets, friendships and attitudes.
As Wellington County faces a more traditional winter, replete with bus and event cancellations, outdoor workers and their good deeds came to mind.
It was gratifying to see every town, township and the county itself offer up a night for people thinking of running for council.
By: Dave Adsett, Benoît Chartier
Given the fiscal realities, new direct financial supports are not realistic. We are businesspeople and we understand that. However, there are a number of new
