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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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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At this time, there are currently no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Wellington County. County officials are working closely with Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health to respond to the situation. As more information becomes available, the County of Wellington is making additional…
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Puslinch Mayor James Seeley has posted the following to invite all residents of Puslinch to have their say. Click HERE to visit and complete the survey. Hello everyone, As I posted earlier the Province has released the Connecting Southwestern Ontario…
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I would like to thank everyone who contacted me and encouraged me to seek the leadership of the Conservative Party. I would also like to thank the many people who took the time to provide advice. After several weeks of…
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It was with interest that I read about the Wednesday, December 18th Puslinch Council meeting being moved to the Community Centre. Then I heard that there were fourteen people in Puslinch vying for the one Councillor position available (due to…
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Following a province wide search, Puslinch Council unanimously appointed Mr. Glenn Schwendinger as its new Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk. Mr Schwendinger has a wealth of rural municipal experience having spent nearly twenty years in the sector. He began his municipal career…
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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 time to review the science and consult with the public,…
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via puslinch.ca PUBLIC NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF PUSLINCH COUNCIL VACANCY TAKE NOTICE that there is a vacancy on the Township of Puslinch Council for one (1) Councillor Position. Council has determined that it wishes to fill the vacancy by appointment through…
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As the situation surrounding COVID-19 continues to evolve, the Township is taking every precaution necessary to protect all staff and the public. Municipal facilities are closed to the public until further notice and as such the Regular Council Meeting scheduled…
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via guelphtoday.com Mayor James Seeley is requesting a meeting with Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie to discuss traffic issues in Aberfoyle and how they relate to the Clair-Maltby expansion. At Wednesday’s Puslinch council meeting, Seeley asked for council’s input and approval…
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via guelphmercury.com Ride Well saw just under 400 total rides in final three months of 2019 Wellington County is reducing the number of vehicles it has on the road for its ride share pilot program after a slow start. According…
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Wellington County Council adopted its 2020 budget with a 3.3% increase to the County portion of property taxes. “County Council has passed a responsible budget of investment and service enhancements for 2020,” said Warden Kelly Linton. “Our expenditures are directly…
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This week’s Council Meeting has been moved to 6pm at the Puslinch Community Centre, 23 Brock Road S. The new Puslinch Councillor will be appointed at this meeting with presentations starting at 7pm.
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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 daily lives – is often overlooked. Stone, sand, and gravel…
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From the township website at Puslinch.ca: Ken Roth has resigned from his position as Township Councillor due to personal reasons. We would like to thank Ken for his years of service as a Councillor. Ken was first elected to Council…
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November 5, 2019 Dear Editor: I write to express my concern with the October 2019 article written by Mayor James Seeley on the aggregate industry published in the Puslinch Today. The article is not an accurate portrayal of the industry…
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