Puslinch Council Stays Firm On Nestlé Permit
by Mike Robinson. Puslinch councillors have reiterated their preference that any renewal of Nestlé’s permit to take water be for a five-year period, not 10. On April 20, councillors received…
Resident Wants Ball Diamond Upgrades In Puslinch
On April 20, council reviewed correspondence from resident James Seeley regarding Puslinch baseball diamonds. In his letter Seeley stated, “There is a lot of talk of razing one or more…
MPP Arnott Pushing For Ontario Green Legacy Programme
Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott continues to persistently advocate for the idea of an Ontario Green Legacy Programme. Meeting with senior staff from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry…
Residents Clarify Presentation On Proposed Arkell Business
In case council didn’t get the message during a public presentation last February, Arkell area residents wrote to council to clarify their position regarding the proposed redevelopment of 599 Arkell…
Here We Go AGAIN – Ontario Raising Electricity Rates 2.5% May 1st
When will this Liberal electricity nightmare in Ontario end? After absorbing punishing electricity rate increases in May 2015, November 2015 and January of this year we are once again going…
Should Government Support New Laurier Campus In Milton?
Wilfrid Laurier University’s proposal for a new campus in Milton merits the Provincial Government’s support, says Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott. “On March 18, I met with representatives from Wilfrid…
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Council To Look Into Arkell Boy’s Request For Basketball Nets
by Mike Robinson. Council is getting on the ball – or basketball – following a request from local boy Graham Williams. “Hi my name is Graham and I am nine…