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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

A tough act to follow: theatre community remembers Denise Gismondi

A tough act to follow: theatre community remembers Denise Gismondi

Denise Gismondi was an active member in the theatre community, acting in, and directing countless shows in her lifetime, in Guelph and surrounding areas
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So berry sweet: U of G profs focused on growing berries out of season

So berry sweet: U of G profs focused on growing berries out of season

Two University of Guelph-led research teams have entered the second phase of the Homegrown Innovation Challenge, a $33-million challenge prize to grow berries out of season and at scale
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New Homewood research chair hopes to close gaps in women’s mental health

New Homewood research chair hopes to close gaps in women’s mental health

Dr. Benicio Frey says the biological changes associated with women’s reproductive phases are an important, but largely unexplored dimension of women’s mental health
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A sure sign of spring: Cherry blossoms bloom at the Arboretum

A sure sign of spring: Cherry blossoms bloom at the Arboretum

Sakura cherry blossom trees are ‘blooming full blast’ at the University of Guelph Arboretum
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Guelph Tool Library's Stitch Together: A community mending project

Guelph Tool Library's Stitch Together: A community mending project

On Saturday, The Guelph Tool Library will launch a new program that offers a safe and social environment to work on clothing repair alongside skilled volunteers
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Royal City Ukulele Ensemble celebrates 10 years of spreading musical joy

Royal City Ukulele Ensemble celebrates 10 years of spreading musical joy

In this instalment of Following Up, we touch base with the Royal City Ukulele Ensemble about its upcoming 11th season
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First book launch about to bloom for local artist

First book launch about to bloom for local artist

Set to launch her debut book, 'BLOOM: On Becoming an Artist Later in Life' at the University of Guelph Arboretum, on April 21st, Janice Mason Steeves highlights how creativity later life can be far more than just a pastime in people’s retirement
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ICYMI: New neighbourhood market aims to build north end community

ICYMI: New neighbourhood market aims to build north end community

Series of handmade craft and good markets launches in the Waverley Drive neighbourhood, with additional events taking place in May and June
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Hillside Festival has a new executive director

Hillside Festival has a new executive director

Kate Johnston is the new executive director, taking over from Marie Zimmerman
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Breast cancer survivor Andrea Munk opens Cedar Lily Bra Boutique

Breast cancer survivor Andrea Munk opens Cedar Lily Bra Boutique

Operating out of various locations over the past 10 years, Andrea Munk says her new 'Cedar Lily Bra Boutique' at 25 Suffolk St. E. offers a warm and welcoming space
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