In an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the County of Wellington has cancelled all upcoming Green Legacy Municipal Tree Day events. The Green Legacy will alternatively be offering a contact-free home delivery service of tree orders across the…
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Wellington County Library staff have partnered with the Upper Grand District School Board as part of a community-wide effort to produce Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) face shields to frontline workers. Using 3D printers, library staff are producing components for PPE…
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Guelph Women in Networking (GWIN) offers an annual scholarship. This year, the $1,500 scholarship is offered to a young woman in college or university student. GWIN believes in encouraging young women to excel in their chosen field of study. Recipients…
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NEW LOCATION Beginning Monday APRIL 6, 2020: The GUELPH COVID-19 Assessment Centre will be located at the Victoria Road Recreation Centre at 151 Victoria Rd. North 8am-8pm. The curent Delhi St clinic will close at 4 PM Sunday April 5th…
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The County of Wellington has implemented proactive measures to limit transmission of the COVID-19 virus. As a result, all County Waste Facilities have been closed to the public until further notice. All County of Wellington residents are asked to use…
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Please take a moment to view the chart below to make sure you understand the different phrases that are being used during the corona virus outbreak: Click on image for full size view:
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The COVID‐19 situation continues to change rapidly, and as a Township, we are doing our best to adapt how we conduct business and serve our community, while protecting the safety of our staff and residents. Township officials are working closely…
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Dear Parents, I am writing to you today exactly two weeks since our government declared a State of Emergency in the province. I know this period has not been easy for you or your children, especially as the impacts of…
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Given the current situation surrounding CO-VID 19 the Township is extending the nomination deadline for the 2020 Volunteer Appreciation Award. Please submit your nominations by May 31, 2020. Call for Nominations 2020 Township of Puslinch Volunteer Appreciation Award Nomination Deadline:…
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The COVID-19 situation continues to change rapidly, and as a Township, we are doing our best to adapt how we conduct business and serve our community, while protecting the safety of our staff and residents. Township officials are working closely…
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On Saturday, an employee at Wellington Terrace Long Term Care Home in Aboyne tested positive for COVID-19. The employee is experiencing mild symptoms and is recovering in isolation at home. County officials and Wellington Terrace staff immediately responded to the…
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Sunrise would like to thank donors for the recent outpouring of support for their recent Happy Horses campaign. Since the fundraising campaign was launched last week in response to the COVID-19 shutdowns, over $10,000 was raised in support of the…
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The County of Wellington is extending facility closures until further notice to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Extended public closures include: Wellington County Libraries Wellington County Museum and Archives Waste Transfer Facilities (Riverstown Landfill Waste Facility remains open…
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The April edition of the Puslinch Community Newsletter, provided by the Township of Puslinch, is now available for download by clicking HERE or on the image below. There is a LOT going on so be sure to check it out!
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via globalnews.ca Ontario Provincial Police say two uniformed officers from their Wellington County detachment have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. In a news release, OPP said they were made aware of the respective positive…
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Wellington County will be providing $1 million dollars in low interest loans to help local County businesses get through the financial challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. At a Special County Council today, County Council entered into a partnership…
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The COVID‐19 situation continues to change rapidly, and as a Township, we are doing our best to adapt how we conduct business and serve our community, while protecting the safety of our staff and residents. Township officials are working closely…
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