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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

Local growing project makes big impact in fight against world hunger

Local growing project makes big impact in fight against world hunger

Canadian Foodgrains Bank supporters came together to talk about efforts to help end international hunger
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BEYOND LOCAL: Guelph companies shift focus to build tiny homes amid housing crisis

BEYOND LOCAL: Guelph companies shift focus to build tiny homes amid housing crisis

Local builders say tiny homes are an excellent way to improve the value of a homeowner’s property and increase the housing supply
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Rockwood teen band set to release its first album

Rockwood teen band set to release its first album

The group also has two songs available on Apple Music and Spotify
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Take a sweet ride on Wellington County’s Butter Tart Trail

Take a sweet ride on Wellington County’s Butter Tart Trail

A variety of bakeries, farm markets and restaurants invite butter tart lovers to taste their way through the countryside and discover their favourite butter tart along the way
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Acton District student a finalist in Canadian Olympic talent search program

Acton District student a finalist in Canadian Olympic talent search program

The local youth is thrilled to have found his one true sport - track cycling
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There’s a lot of fluff at this Hillsburgh Angora rabbit farm

There’s a lot of fluff at this Hillsburgh Angora rabbit farm

Julie Martin has been breeding the large rabbits for over 40 years
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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 four dozen Canadian authors were featured at the popular event in the hamlet yesterday
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Nature's best light show is in danger

Nature's best light show is in danger

Threats such as light pollution, habitat loss, and climate change are contributing to the decline in firefly populations, says a University of Guelph researcher
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Erin Hill Acres offers family-friendly, and Instagram-worthy experiences

Erin Hill Acres offers family-friendly, and Instagram-worthy experiences

The tourism farm reopens for the 2023 season on Wednesday, just in time for the Father’s Day weekend
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A calling for farmers: Nearly half of farm operators to retire by 2033

A calling for farmers: Nearly half of farm operators to retire by 2033

Report says Canada will need to accept 30,000 permanent immigrants by 2033 to take over existing farms and greenhouses or to establish their own
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