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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

Catholic school students serving up meals as need grows at Royal City Mission

Catholic school students serving up meals as need grows at Royal City Mission

Through a combined effort, students are making three meals a month at the downtown charitable organization
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Community composter staying put for now after being told to vacate

Community composter staying put for now after being told to vacate

No plans to move York Road community composting project, despite potential concerns raised
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Guelph library brings community connection with English Conversation Circle

Guelph library brings community connection with English Conversation Circle

Beginning Oct. 7, The Guelph Public Library will resume the English Conversation Circle program, every other Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at the main library
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There’s a lot of fluff at this Wellington County farm

There’s a lot of fluff at this Wellington County farm

Julie Martin from Smokey Hollow Farm in Hillsburgh has been breeding Angora rabbits for over 40 years
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Guelph study aims to improve access to public washrooms

Guelph study aims to improve access to public washrooms

A Guelph study seeks public input to help identify areas in the city without public washroom access so that facilities can be considered for the future
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Helen Brimmell: a pioneer of news and a lifetime of community contribution

Helen Brimmell: a pioneer of news and a lifetime of community contribution

A pioneering, award-winning journalist for over 50 years, Helen Brimmell passed away in August at the age of 104
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Not too wet and not too dry means a ‘Goldilocks’ season for some crops

Not too wet and not too dry means a ‘Goldilocks’ season for some crops

There's no shortage of corn, thanks to a combination of favourable weather conditions, including rain and heat in southwestern Ontario
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A life filled with adventure and travel

A life filled with adventure and travel

In this edition of Journeys, we look at the life of Sheila Wray, a traveler with purpose who passed away at The Elliott at the age of 86
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U of G responds to demand for agricultural professionals

U of G responds to demand for agricultural professionals

A new master of plant agriculture program aims to address a demand of employers in the private and public sectors
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A celebration of literature at the 35th Eden Mills Writers' Festival

A celebration of literature at the 35th Eden Mills Writers' Festival

Over 48 Canadian authors were featured at the 35th annual Eden Mills Writers' Festival
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