Guelph Today

6 days ago | guelphtoday.com | Isabel Buckmaster

Unless it changes its mind, the developer says the Cork Street reconstruction that is part of a development will end up before the Ontario Land Tribunal MOUNT FOREST – A local developer has accused the Township of Wellington North of using them as a cash cow to fund future infrastructure upgrades. In a letter and related delegation coming to Wellington North council next Monday, developer John Welton Custom Homebuilding Ltd.

1 week ago | guelphtoday.com | Isabel Buckmaster

Since both areas have a shortfall of rural residential units, county planning staff are suggesting reallocating Erin's growth to Puslinch ABERFOYLE — Puslinch is being eyed to take on most of the County of Wellington's rural residential growth. While the county's long-term growth forecast to 2051 has assigned 90 per cent of the growth to municipally-serviced urban centres, the county's policy planning manager, Sarah Wilhelm, said the remaining 10 per cent needs to come from rural growth.

1 week ago | guelphtoday.com | Isabel Buckmaster

A new study has recommended several ways to improve safety at the park after a neighbourhood group raised concerns PUSLINCH – Puslinch council is taking steps to improve safety at a small Arkell Park after an ongoing battle with a neighbourhood group.

1 week ago | guelphtoday.com | Isabel Buckmaster

Previous concerns were raised about traffic, the environment and the neighbourhood's character MORRISTON – Despite concerns about traffic, Puslinch council is moving forward with a small residential development proposed near Old Morriston Park. Approved at Puslinch council meeting Wednesday morning, the developer, WDD Main Street Inc., is proposing 21 single-detached units of approximately 0.2 hectares on a vacant property at 11 Main St. in Morriston.

1 week ago | guelphtoday.com | Barbara Latkowski

In this edition of Journeys, we look at the life of a Guelph child taken much too soon by Sanfilippo syndrome Joseph Dendekker-Saliba could light up any room with his smile. Despite all odds, the 11-year-old from Guelph did not let anything get in his way of being able to spread joy to everyone he encountered. “Anywhere he went, people just instantly radiated towards him. He was always happy. He was my happy-go-lucky little man,” said Joseph’s mother, Francine.