Support for Muslim Community
To the leadership of our Community, I posted this letter on my Facebook today. I urge our leaders of our community to support us on Friday. Thank you all for…
A Celebration of Life: Darlene Caron
CARON, Darlene Emily (Carruthers) passed peacefully on Sunday, January 8, 2017, with her loving family by her side. She will be sadly missed by her husband of 54 years, John…
The Township of Puslinch is Hiring!
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Customer Service Coordinator The Township of Puslinch is seeking an energetic and motivated individual to fill the position of Customer Service Coordinator. The major responsibilities include: Coordinate facility…
Guelph Council Supports Report Surrounding Water-Taking Regulations
It’s an issue that’s garnered national attention since it was brought forward by Guelph Councillor James Gordon back in September. Councillor Gordon stirred up controversy after he asked the city…
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Girl power shines through at region’s first YMCA event
by Jaime Myslik. Empowerment was the key message at Guelph and Wellington County’s first ever Power of Being a Girl conference. “All of our little components today … are really…
Early farmhouse in Guelph to be designated for heritage
A farmhouse built around 1850 in what’s now the south end of Guelph, which is being converted to a community centre for residents of a new subdivision, is to be…
Guelph Councillor Accuses Nestlé Of ‘Shameful Tactic’ At Meeting
Company filling seats at special meeting in Guelph kept residents out, councillor says Nestlé Waters Canada has come under fire after employees sat in Guelph city council chambers hours before…
Puslinch Mayor Discusses Water Taking Permits In Letter To Guelph Council
Below is a letter sent from Dennis Lever, Mayor of Puslinch, to the Guelph Mayor and Councillors regarding the discussion of water taking permits – specifically that of Nestle Waters…
Who should be taking our water? Nestlé or Guelph?
By Kevin Johnson, Puslinch Today. Somehow the discussion around the table seems to have turned from being about Puslinch residents’ having fair access to sustainable clean water into a discussion…