A Brief History

The Observer community newspaper has a rich history in Elmira, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1996, The Observer has been serving the communities of Woolwich and Wellesley Townships for over 27 years. The newspaper is a division of Cathedral Communications Inc. and is an independent publication committed to providing high-quality journalism to its readers.

From its humble beginnings, The Observer has grown to become one of the top community newspapers in Canada, with a loyal and dedicated readership. Over the years, The Observer has reported on a wide range of local events and issues, providing its readers with in-depth coverage and insightful commentary.

In its early days, The Observer was published weekly, and the newspaper was focused primarily on local news and events.

As the newspaper grew, so too did its coverage. The Observer expanded its reporting to include a wider range of topics, and coverage area including Wellesley Township and North Waterloo. Today, The Observer is known for its comprehensive coverage of the community, providing readers with a snapshot of what is happening in the community.

Throughout its history, The Observer has remained committed to the highest standards of journalistic integrity. The newspaper's staff of professional journalists works tirelessly to provide accurate, unbiased reporting on the issues that matter most to the community.

The Observer has won many awards for its journalism, including recognition from the Ontario Community Newspaper Association and News Media Canada. These awards are a testament to the newspaper's commitment to excellence and its dedication to providing its readers with the best possible news coverage.

Today, The Observer continues to be a vital part of the community, providing readers with the information they need to stay informed and engaged. The newspaper is dedicated to maintaining excellent journalism and offering an outstanding news experience to its readers in the future.