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In Wellington-Halton Hills, we’re building momentum on these GPO campaigns
- Reverse Bill 5!
- Protect our farmland
- Build more homes people can afford
Election 2029 starts now!
Wellington-Halton Hills is ready for a change, and we are gearing up now to make it happen. On June 25, join Bronwynne Wilton and Mike Schreiner at the constituency association AGM Together, we can turn this riding Green at the next provincial election.
RSVP now to be part of itWhen
June 25, 2026, 07:00 PM — 08:30 PM
Where
Eden Mills Community Hall
104 York Street, Eden Mills
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Sign the petition to say no to the expansion of the Billy Bishop airport on the Toronto waterfront.
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Many people across our riding share our values of wanting to put people and the planet before amassing wealth. We have the shared understanding that the science on climate is telling us we need to act quickly and decisively to stop global warming, to protect all of the species in our delicate ecosystems, and to protect our land, water, and air so that we build a sustainable future for our children. ![]()
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However, are we silent about our values on climate because we want to keep the peace in a world that is divided and divisive? Or are we silenced, keeping our heads down so as not to be targeted? Have we as a community fallen into climate silence? How can we change that?![]()
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If transformation needs to happen for our communities to take the steps necessary to stay healthy, now and into the future, conversations need to happen. We need to reach across the divide with our message, we need to keep doing the work of tending to the places we love to make the change we want to see. We need to build understanding and shared purpose, we need to bring people on board to tackle the challenges we face.![]()
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The internet is a very divisive space. Are our communities as divisive as that? How can you build bridges with your friends, family, colleagues, neighbours? Can you suspend your assumptions of them? Can you listen actively? Can you find a way to work together to protect our people and our land? What is important about the spaces you love? How can you get your community onboard with protecting the spaces we all love? ![]()
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Is there hope for our future? ![]()
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The Halton Hills Seniors for Climate have invited Dale Hamilton to present her One Woman Show, “The Gardener and the Golfer” to explore these questions. Please join their offering tomorrow in Georgetown. ![]()
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Spoiler alert: there is hope. And it starts with us. It starts with us having many conversations across the divide. ![]()
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#wellingtonhaltonhills #seniorsforclimate #climatesilence #fishbowldialogue hopeinaction
Decisions made at the municipal level are being overridden by Ford and his PC government in Ontario. We know locally what land is important to protect. How do we protect the places we love and the places of ecological and agricultural significance in our communities, when our provincial government is overriding local decision making? Municipal leaders are having their power taken away, while still shouldering the same level of responsibility to serve their local community. When will Ford and his enabler, Joseph Racinsky, stop their vicious attack on democracy in Ontario?![]()
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#fightford #WellingtonHaltonHills #josephracinskyvotedforthis #ProtectOurLand #sevengenerationsHelp Protect Puslinch is hosting a community meeting at the Puslinch Community Centre on Wednesday, June 3rd at 7:00pm.![]()
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•Learn more about the proposed MZO and its potential impact![]()
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•Hear from community leaders and special guests:![]()
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David Donnelly, environmental and municipal lawyer from Donnelly Law![]()
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Mike Balkwill, Small Change Fund![]()
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Sandra Pady, Founder of the Donkey Sanctuary of Canada![]()
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•Ask questions and discuss next steps![]()
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•Show strong public support for responsible planning and local decision-making![]()
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RSVP on our website. Links in bio. ![]()
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Lawn signs available. If you are not able to attend but still wish to receive a lawn sign, please reach out to us directly at helpprotectpuslinch@gmail.com![]()
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#NoMZO #puslinch #wellingtoncounty #protectwhatmatters
Joseph Racinsky is on the list. Our MPP voted to erode our democratic rights and freedoms, diminishing our voice. Shame!![]()
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Joseph, shame on you for putting your power above the voice of the people you are supposed to serve.
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WHH Residents Speak Up
The Protect Our Food Act
Proposed by Ontario Greens Leader and Guelph MPP Mike Schreiner and Independent MPP for Haldimand–Norfolk Bobbi Ann Brady
Here in Wellington and Halton:
- 2,600+ farms grow what our families eat.
- 12% of Ontario’s dairy cattle and milk production.
- 10% of the province’s poultry and egg farms.
- 8% of hog and pig operations.
Halton Hills’ agri-business sector adds $50 million to the local economy each year — and its greenhouses and nurseries are major local employers.
Once farmland is destroyed, it’s gone forever.
- In the past 35 years, Ontario has lost 2.8 million acres — 18% of farmland.
- Farmland loss is accelerating: 319 acres per day (about nine family farms per week).
Local stakes
- A Mississauga developer is appealing to the Ontario Land Tribunal to turn Class A farmland north of Elora/Salem into sprawl — in direct opposition to the Township’s efforts to protect farmland.
- The Township is fighting for farmland; the Province is siding with developers.
But with the Protect Our Food Act, communities like ours will have a chance to defend local farms.
What can you do?
- Email Joseph Racinsky to support the Foodbelt
- Sign the petition
- Donate locally to the Wellington-Halton Hills Constituency Association
Make a difference today. Protect Ontario farmland.
Get Involved
Get in touch: whh@gpo.ca