Jaime Myslik

PUSLINCH – Councillors in Puslinch voiced frustration at the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MRNF) for its authorization of a new aggregate site plan amendment prior to receiving township comments.

ROCKWOOD – The drive  up the lane to Camp Brebeuf is inviting, with welcoming signs, a high ropes course marking the horizon, and acres and acres of nature.

PUSLINCH – The building department here will soon be offering an online building permit system.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – The Ontario government has proposed changes to its water quality management program. One of the proposed changes will require water bottling companies to have the support of host municipalities for new and increasing bottled water takings.

PUSLINCH – Township council has approved a new gift certificate program for local businesses here.

PUSLINCH – Township staff here are working on a process for businesses looking to expand their patios to increase business during the COVID-19 pandemic.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – After a long haul of physical distancing and self-isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ontario government has eased guidelines enough that families can reunite in a limited capacity.

FERGUS – The New Groves Hospital campaign has officially surpassed its $20-million fundraising goal – a feat over five years in the making.

ROCKWOOD – The Rockwood Farmers’ Market is officially open, taking place every Wednesday evening for the summer.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – National Nursing Week (May 11 to 17) is very appropriately timed this year, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact healthcare workers throughout Canada.

GUELPH – Since the COVID-19 pandemic put most of the country into lockdown, almost all  Canadians are now experiencing some sort of mental health issue, according to Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) officials.

DRAYTON – The COVID-19 pandemic may be forcing the cancellation of a ton of local events, but it hasn’t diminished the importance of recognizing significant historical milestones.

ELORA – With horse racing shut down in Ontario due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Grand River Raceway has no choice but to wait for government go-ahead before starting up for the season.

CENTRE WELLINGTON – With the COVID-19 pandemic leading to non-essential business closures, the equine industry throughout Canada is feeling ripple effects.