I really enjoy bicycling, especially in Puslinch. Most residents of Puslinch may not realize that Puslinch is a popular destination site to cycle. Many avid and recreational cyclists find their way to our Township due to the diverse terrain (on…
Continue Reading ...It is distressing to see so many missing dog posters in publications and on bulletin boards wherever one goes. May I remind people that although we live in the country it is not the country of yore. Nowadays dogs if…
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It’s a scientific fact that your brain, spinal cord and nerves control every aspect of your body. Ill health results when there is a nerve interference between your brain (master control) and body parts (Subluxations.) Symptoms such as numbness, weakness…
Continue Reading ...This letter is sent to Local, Provincial and Federal leadership in Canada: When will our Leaders wake up in North America and place us on the right side of history? Or are we feeling OK with continuing the status quo…
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July 1st, 1867 witnessed the birth of the most just, most tolerant, most diverse, most compassionate, and most picturesque country in the world (but to be fair, I won’t make the claim that we have the best year-round weather!). In…
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(Wellington-Halton Hills) – Wellington County’s Green Legacy Programme is a model for the rest of the province to follow, says Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott. With Ontario’s 150th anniversary quickly approaching in 2017, Mr. Arnott, who addressed County Council on…
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Daina and Drumlin Farm As a former Big City girl I had never heard of a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) until I came to Puslinch. I have been wary of my ability to handle the amount and type of produce…
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I was sorry to learn last week that a local environmental activist had passed away. Helen Purdy, a retired school teacher and passionate activist who lived in Puslinch, died in November. She was 70. I first met Helen not long…
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Each year, the students at The Little Country School spend the year learning about environmental issues. The one issue closest to Mrs. Flowers heart is trying to save the Monarch Butterfly. This little butterfly is on the brink of extinction…
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By Barry Warner I was interested to read in your July 25 edition of the latest efforts to dredge and “save” Puslinch Lake. I know Puslinch Lake well. As a child in the early 1960s, my family would frequently visit…
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This morning I woke up and from the get go everything went wrong. I thought, oh boy, this is going to be one of those days! Just grin and bear it right? By early afternoon I remembered I needed to…
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by Mike Robinson ABERFOYLE – If you don’t have a working smoke and/or carbon monoxide alarm – Puslinch Fire and Rescue will provide a loaner. The message is part of the Home Fire Safety Campaign says Puslinch fire chief Steven…
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I drove down the long driveway, peering to see the barn. I wasn’t sure exactly where I was going but expected that would be the place I would find my first box of bounty. There it was as I turned…
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I had a sinking feeling last Wednesday morning when news broke about a Puslinch man who died when the car he was working under slipped off the jacks and crushed him. No name had been released and scenarios raced through…
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Canada’s seniors have played an important role in shaping the strong and prosperous Canada that we enjoy today. Canada’s strong, diversified retirement income system is based on two pillars: public and private responsibility. These two pillars ensure Canadians maintain a…
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When the concept of a local web portal for Puslinch first came up over a friendly dinner I thought it was a great idea, but had no idea how it would be received by the community or how well it…
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Every time I have a lot for sale in Puslinch I receive dozens of enquiries from people looking to build their dream home. One of the most frequent questions I get is, “Why is it so hard to find land…
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