Who We Are

Help Protect Puslinch is a resident-led community group committed to ensuring responsible growth and development in our township and beyond.

We advocate for planning decisions that protect the rural character of our community, lands, and the environment while supporting appropriate development in designated areas.

What We Stand For

  • Protecting farmland. 

  • Respecting local planning. 

  • Preserving groundwater. 

  • Supporting informed decision-making. 

  • Building a strong future for Puslinch.

Hydro One Community Update

The strong community turnout and ongoing participation throughout the Waterloo-Wellington Power Line process speak volumes. Residents are showing up, asking questions and making their voices heard because they care about Puslinch, its rural character and the land we call home. Our community’s voice matters, and we need to keep that momentum going.

At September’s Council meeting, Councillor Sepulis introduced a motion that was passed unanimously. It calls on Hydro One to consider the 401 corridor, explore the use of existing hydro infrastructure, provide resources for informed Township input, include Help Protect Puslinch and Mill Creek Stewards on the Technical Advisory Committee, and hold a proper public information meeting.

With the open houses now behind us, you may be wondering “What’s next?”. While we wait for updates from Council regarding the motion, there are some important ways we can continue to make a difference. Click to find out What’s Next for the Waterloo-Wellington Power Line

Helpful Links:

Hydro One’s Project Webpage

Hydro One’s Interactive Map

Justin’s Presentation

John’s Presentation

Email Template

Contact List

Hydro One Routes

401 Route Information

Due to technical issues, we have provided the full audio of the meeting (no video).

Click to listen or download.

September 11 Community Forum

❋New Poll: Voters reject Estill MZO nearly four-to-one and data warns it could cost the PCs at the ballot box

Learn about what a Municipal Zoning Order is and what it means for your community.

Get the details of the massive industrial development proposed at the corner Sideroad 20N and Concession 4, and concerns from the local community.

How You Can Help

For more detailed information visit the Join Our Cause page.

Click below to go directly to the links.

Contact the Provincial Government in One Easy Step!

Help by making a contribution to our cause.

Our History

We exist not because we want to, but because we feel we have to. For the future of not just our community but for all of Puslinch. 
Click below to see where we started and where we are today.
  • "We live in Puslinch because of the rural lifestyle with the peaceful countryside, farms, wood lots and connection to nature".

    D. and J. Christie

  • "I live in Puslinch because of the quiet, countryside lifestyle without being too far from urban amenities. Rural living generally brings closer communities that support one another when faced with a challenge."

    J. Wilson

  • "We live in Puslinch because its rural lifestyle makes for supportive neighbours, and private, quiet spaces where there is room to breathe and savour the glorious natural world."

    S. and D. Pady

  • “The Donkey Sanctuary of Canada (DSC) is located in Puslinch because the area's serene, rural environment provides the perfect setting for our Mission..."

    DSC Board of Directors

  • "We moved to Puslinch from Toronto and never looked back. We love living here because there is less traffic, pollution, and congestion. We enjoy the slower pace of life and being so close to nature. It's soothing for the soul"

    Kristina & Ben T.


“It is SNGREC’s opinion that constructing such a considerable development detached from existing wastewater infrastructure while so close to an existing system is irresponsible, and that more suitable locations exist.”

— Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council 

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