Annual Drinking Water Reports

In Accordance with the Safe Drinking Water Act, 2002, c. 32, Ontario Regulation 170/03, s. 11 (1), copies of the 2022 Annual Drinking Water Summary Reports are to be made available to the public at no charge. These reports can be reviewed by visiting our website, www. woolwich.ca/water. Please note – these reports are located under Municipal Water Systems tab.

• Breslau Distribution System

• Heidelberg Distribution System her credit. Many in the Labour Party are angry at her right now because it feels like she left them in the lurch in an election year, but it was the right decision.

Men also suffer from burnout: everybody in demanding jobs is vulnerable. Maybe the average male politician would just soldier on instead, but burned-out people make poor decisions. She’s only 42 and she’ll go on to do other things, but she needs a break.

BONSPIEL: Raising funds for mental health causes, and stressing that those who need help should ask for it

→ FROM 3 gymnast. She was bullied in school and passed away in 2018 by suicide. challenges in their day-today lives that are new for parents to manage and to understand. Some of that could be the use of social media or peer interactions with their friends,” she said.

Irwin coached gymnastics in Wilson’s community, though she passed before he had a chance to work with her.

“I had heard what happened from talking to the parents. I kind of didn’t quite understand, but I talked with one of the parents and asked and they explained what happened,” said Irwin. “I said ‘I want to do something to help,’ and this came out of it.

Amanda Wood-Atkinson, executive director at Woolwich Counselling Centre, says about 30 to 35 per cent of the centre’s counselling sessions are with children and youth, and that so far 2023 is consistent with this statistic.

“This year to date (so only three weeks of data), we have done 270 sessions and 83 of them have been child and youth therapy sessions,” she said.

Irwin says the memorial bonspiel has room for eight adult teams and eight junior teams. Entry is $300 per team, and this includes lunch and dinner. He already has seven junior teams and five adult teams signed up.

• Maryhill Distribution System

After Hours Emergency: 519-575-4400 www.woolwich.ca Phone: 519-669-1647 or 877-969-0094 Fax: 519-669-1820

• Woolwich North Distribution System

The Annual Reports provide information on the operation of the Municipal Drinking Water Distribution Systems and the quality of its water. If you wish to receive a written copy of the Township of Woolwich’s 2022 Annual Reports for any of the above-mentioned Water Distribution Systems, please contact Chere Schwindt, Infrastructure Services 519-669-6043 or 1-877-969-0094 Ext. 6043.

The Regional Municipality of Waterloo is responsible for the supply and treatment of potable water. An Annual Report is produced by the Regional Municipality of Waterloo and a link to this report can be found on the Township’s website as noted above. Copies of the Region of Waterloo Annual Reports are also available by calling 519-575-4400 or can be picked up at the Region’s Headquarters, Water Services Division, located at 150 Frederick Street, Kitchener.