Puslinch Township Tax Increase Now Pegged At 3.8%
Puslinch Council Meeting, Jan 13, 2022 Puslinch council approved a four per cent cost of living increase for staff in 2022 at its Jan. 13 meeting. And that changed the…
Ontario Temporarily Moving to Modified Step Two of the Roadmap to Reopen
Yesterday afternoon, the Province announced Time-limited measures needed to preserve hospital capacity as province continues to accelerate booster dose rollout. Details of the announcement can be found here: ontario.ca In…
OFA Launches New Campaign Called Source Local
In the wake of concerns over food, reconnecting consumers and local farmers is the focus behind a new initiative launched by the Ontario Federation of Agriculture and Farm & Food…
State Of Emergency To Remain In Place For Wellington County
In consultation with the Medical Officer of Health for WellingtonDufferin-Guelph Public Health, the State of Emergency in Wellington County will remain in place. The County had previously planned to end…
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As Shortages Loom, Christmas Tree Farms Reducing Hours And Closing Early
If you’re looking to harvest a Christmas tree this year, start looking now and don’t be picky. Christmas tree farmers have been facing a tree shortage in recent years, and…
Wellington County Aims To End State Of Emergency By End Of Year
In consultation with the Medical Officer of Health for Wellington Dufferin-Guelph Public Health, the County of Wellington aims to end its State of Emergency on December 31, 2021 at 11:59…
New Book: The History of Water in Puslinch
ADAM’S ALE THE HISTORY OF WATER IN PUSLINCH TOWNSHIP by Marjorie Clark $20.00, plus packaging & postage or Special arrangements for pick-up made for local purchasers. Contact [email protected]
CPWA Selects County of Wellington as Winner of National Public Works Week Award
The Canadian Public Works Association (CPWA) is pleased to announce the County of Wellington, ON, as a winner of the CPWA 2021 National Public Works Week (NPWW) Awards Contest. Wellington’s…
Cambridge Restaurant Fined $50K For Overserving Alcohol Prior To Fatal Crash
A Cambridge restaurant has been fined $50,000 for overserving alcohol to a man who caused a fatal crash. Last month, St. Louis Bar and Grill pleaded guilty to two counts…