Puslinch Needs Much More High-speed Internet – and we need some local people to help make it happen. For a while now high-speed internet has been a necessity for things like telecommuting, for successful home-based businesses, and for the consumption…
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To my fellow residents of Puslinch, Thank you for voting for me and electing me to serve on Council as one of the four Councillors. It was great to receive appreciation by some of you for running. I found that…
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Carole Precious driving Bukhara, her home grown Holsteiner gelding. Tom Coverdale is the Navigator helping to keep the shiny side up. Carole Precious from Puslinch has been asked to be Chef d’Equip for the Canadian Single Horse driving team in…
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Future Insulation Systems Inc. along with 3 Step Recruitment are running a backpack for the homeless campaign which is an initiative delivering backpacks to the homeless in several areas throughout the GTA over the next couple of weeks. This young…
Continue Reading ...On a sad note, I must report unfortunate incidents that happened mere hours before our fall fair this year. After many many years of looking after the ordering of the tents we use at our fair, we received an email…
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The plan which will be coming out to the public for consultation will cost $1.8 million and not serve the needs of the community, (waste) money by moving these new lights in a year or two. I proposed a plan…
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Recently, the Ontario government launched the Pollinator Health Action Plan in response to substantial declines in most animal pollinator populations since 2006. The Health Plan spans quite a wide range of issues at various levels from beekeepers to agriculture. There…
Continue Reading ...Today I was presented a beautiful award for the volunteer work for last year welcoming our refugees into our community. Our campaign that tried to help this great cause was called “Puslinch Supporting Refugees”. I accept this award on behalf…
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I live on Hwy 6, Puslinch, On and have been putting out recycling bins. For the past two pickups, after they are emptied they are left sitting on the shoulder of the hwy and this week right against the pavement….
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The popular Aberfoyle Potters’ Market has had to move to another location this year because of changes to the policies covering rentals of our Community Centre. Last year we were informed that we would be charged a commercial rate and…
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My name is Natalia Busch and I am proud to live on Swastika Trail on Puslinch Lake. I am writing this letter to defend my home and my family name from the slander campaign initiated by a few residents from…
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I am a resident of Swastika Trail in Puslinch Township, and I am writing on behalf of approximately half of the residents of the street who are encouraging Puslinch Council to change the name of our street. Although the Sanskrit…
Continue Reading ...The personal reason for me being so upset and sickened by the lack of leadership from the President of the USA runs deep. To not condemn the rise in the Nazi, white supremacist and KKK movements 100 % is utterly…
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Hello Everyone, It has been an incredibly rainy and wet spring in our area this year. Because of Puslinch Council, the recommendation and proper planning from Don Creed (Puslinch Road Department) and the Halton Conservation Authority, also the support from…
Continue Reading ...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 your support on this extreme tragedy that has unfolded in…
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An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure is the old saying. While I don’t want to spotlight the age of a certain generation, I do want to advise any of us, who may be between the ages…
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We are very thankful to the amazing Guelph Garage Owners Association for sponsoring JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) again this year. Our six-year-old son Charlie was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of three. As a result, he…
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