via guelphtoday.ca Gravel pits in southern Wellington County owe millions in backdated property taxes after an Ontario court ruled they were assessed too low by the Municipal Property Assessment Corp. (MPAC). An interim decision from the Tribunals Ontario Assessment Review…
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A few weeks ago I was contacted by a Puslinch resident inquiring if PuslinchToday could help publicize a new business his son had recently started. Of course I immediately sent the standard response saying we would add them our free…
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SPECIAL BULLETIN Your tourism business and not-for-profit is important to the County We want to help Wellington County tourism businesses and not-for-profits safely re-open or stay open, and make sure consumers feel confident about coming to Wellington County in the…
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Soon you won’t need to make the trek to Guelph! Envers Country Store and Take Out in Morriston recently applied for a license to operate an LCBO Convenience Outlet (LCO) and have been approved to sell wines, beer and spirits….
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In recognition of the significant impact that CoVid-19 has had on local businesses, the Township of Puslinch is very pleased to announce the launch of shoplocalpuslinch.ca. on July 21, 2020. This is a very easy to use platform which will…
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I sat down (prior to COVID19) with Parth Patel and Sam Patel (no relation) to find out what the new tenants of the Envers location had in store for the community. While they share the same last name they are…
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Applications are open for the new Ontario Small Business Support Grant, which helps small businesses that are required to close or significantly restrict services under the Provincewide Shutdown effective December 26, 2020. Starting at $10,000 for all eligible businesses, the…
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via guelphmercury.com Employment numbers among the highest in the country; cautious optimism moving forward as second wave, school reopenings could lead to more cases and subsequent shut downs Guelph’s economy continues to recover from the initial shock of the COVID-19…
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COUNTY SUPPORTS SECTION 22 ORDER FROM WELLINGTON-DUFFERIN-GUELPH MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH On June 8, the Government of Ontario announced its regional framework to re-open the economy in Phase 2 of its recovery plan. The Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health service area is…
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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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