Near the beginning of this federal election campaign PuslinchToday contacted the local candidates for the four national parties (Green, Liberal, NDP and Conservative) and invited them to submit an article for publication in our paper. Our aim was to let…
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I’d like to thank Puslinch Today for their public service in providing space for the federal election candidates to communicate directly to the residents of Puslinch Township. This is an important election for two reasons. It’s about which party has…
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Last night was the 2015 Federal Election All Candidates Meeting in Puslinch sponsored by the Optimists. It was held at the Puslinch Community Centre and I’m sorry to say was pretty poorly attended. Whether this low attendance was simply because…
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This is the first in a series of four articles PuslinchToday is publishing to help you better understand the candidates vying for your vote in the upcoming federal election. All four national parties were contacted and given the opportunity to…
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By Kevin Johnson A good friend was unable to use their small CSA basket this week from Drumlin Farm and suggested I pick it up instead – an offer I immediately accepted! I apologize for the quality of the attached…
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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…
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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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By Cameron Tuck, Morriston. For over 30 years politicians, businesses and local residents have worked towards relieving the highway #6 bottleneck in Morriston Ontario, could it finally happen? This summer, The Honourable Steven Del Duca, Minister of Transportation, visited the…
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After doing a little digging we have an update to report on our story about the speed limit change from 70km/h down to 50km/h between Gilmour Road and the 401 in Aberfoyle. It turns out that the drop in the…
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ABERFOYLE – There were mixed feelings at council recently about a citizen letter sent to Ontario Minister of Transportation Steven Del Duca regarding the proposed Highway 6 Morriston bypass. On Sept. 2 Puslinch councillors had a chance to view the…
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The high cost of electricity is one of the top concerns in Ontario today. We hear of seniors whose hands tremble as they open their hydro bill. We also hear of lost jobs when industries leave Ontario and head south,…
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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