It's time for +members to bait the hook and enter for a chance to win a fly-in fishing trip for two from Mar Mac Lodge. The trip, valued at $3,000, offers unspoiled wilderness, unparalleled beauty, exceptional comfort and world-class fishing.
This trip for two includes:
- Sunday-Wednesday
- Private cottage
- All meals
- Full use of boat and motor
- Airfare from White River to Mar Mac and back to White River
- Valid for use in 2021-22 (subject to availability)
Remember +members can enter DAILY!
Happening this week for GuelphToday+ members:
How would you like the chance to be published across our network for millions to see? It's possible. All you have to do is tell us your love story in this month's contest +member writing contest, just in time for Valentine's Day.
There's still time to enter for the chance to win a $50 gift card to Buon Gusto. Contest closes tonight at 11:59.
We'll have a brand new giveaway beginning tomorrow. One lucky GuelphToday+ member will have the chance to win a $100 gift card from Italian-Canadian Club of Guelph.
Members can sign up for free daily texts with an insider view on Guelph news and +membership updates. Best of all, the conversation is two way, meaning you can text us back with questions, feedback and comments.
This week members get the final instalment of our Getting To Know Us series, this one with community editor Tony Saxon. You can see that one here.
On Thursday Richard Vivian will share how and why we decided to talk to a homeless man living on Wyndham Street.
More member-only offers from our +partners:
*members may be required to present their virtual ID card and/or a unique promo code at checkout
10% off God's Country Clothing apparel
And if you missed it, here's what happened last week:
Congratulations Morgan O., winner of a $300 gift card from Home Hardware!
Last week, GuelphToday+ members will get to know a little bit more about our reporter Ariel Deutschmann, the newest member of our team in a Getting To Know Us feature.
We will also shared the entire interview with University of Guelph professor Shoshonna Jacobs, and her work studying a new and growing environmental concern: discarded PPE.
Become a GuelphToday+ member today!
