Getting a taste of Woolwich
Despite some light drizzle over the weekend, the annual Taste of Woolwich event was well attended on Saturday.…
Month: June 2018
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Child poverty rates among lowest in Kitchener-Conestoga in riding-by-riding study
Canada may be falling behind in addressing child poverty, but this area is significantly better off than the…
Township, region back Kiwanis Transit shuttle service
A small shuttle service that will move people around Elmira and connect with the Grand River Transit bus…
Wellesley continues to tweak its noise bylaw
The latest revisions to Wellesley’s proposed new noise bylaw was a much quieter affair Tuesday night, without the…
Improvements to Snyder’s Flats Road and Bloomingdale community centre parking lot on target for next year
Syncing its own project in Bloomingdale with the region’s plan to reconstruct Sawmill Road, Woolwich is now budgeting…
Wellesley contributes $2,000 to Smart Cities Challenge
The Township of Wellesley is contributing $2,000 towards the government of Canada’s Smart Cities Challenge. In a decision…
Woolwich hosts Canada Day festivities in Elmira on Sunday
The 27th annual Canada Day celebration hosted by the Township of Woolwich will take place July 1 at…
View from Here – June 28, 2018
School’s out. Long weekend. Hot, hazy and humid. It’s a perfect storm of summertime.
Two national celebrations, two very different paths … a least to date
Does the U.S. president’s attack on Canada’s goods and government boost the patriotic quotient July 1? That’s the…
Transit trial run will have to be monitored closely
Doubling down on its bus experiment, Woolwich is hoping it’s not throwing good money after bad in supporting…