Citizen Concerned About Truck Depot In Puslinch
Across the globe, local governments are slowing realizing the importance of natural assets as part of the infrastructure to support business and consumers not just today but for generations in…
Puslinch Signs Means To Create Discussion In The Community
via guelphtoday.ca A guerilla campaign by a Puslinch citizen’s group highlighted the divide between the province and municipality on environmental issues such as the aggregate industry in the township. Three…
OSSGA Responds To Mill Creek Stewards Letter
Dear Editor: I am writing today in response to the article from the Mill Creek Stewards published in Puslinch Today on November 3rd. The article contains a number of misrepresentations…
Water Advocates Call For Nestlé Wells To Be Returned To Municipalities If Sale Happens
via guelphtoday.com Water advocates are demanding the exclusion of local wells in any sale of Nestlé’s North American water bottling portfolio, and instead return them to municipalities. This summer Nestlé…
CBM Aggregates Coburn Pit In Puslinch Receives 2019 Rehabilitation Award
CBM Aggregates Coburn Pit in the Township of Puslinch has received OSSGA’s 2019 Progressive Rehabilitation Award, presented at OSSGA’s 2020 Conference & AGM in February. A total of 2.25 hectares…
Ministry of Environment Orders Puslinch Recycling Company To Clean Up Its Act
via guelphtoday.com The Ministry of the Environment has ordered a Puslinch recycling company to clean up the piles of glass on its site that include contaminants discharging into the natural…
Minister of Natural Resources On Proposed Aggregate Changes In Ontario
OpEd: Supporting our growing communities and building Ontario together Most people have a general idea of what aggregates are, but their importance – the critical role they play in our…
Ontario Proposes To Extend Water Bottling Moratorium By Nine Months
via cbc.ca Ontario is proposing to extend a moratorium on water-taking bottling permits for nine months. A spokesman for Environment Minister Jeff Yurek says this would give the government more…