Show threadBob Jonkman1d ago

Here's the link to the article on #WilmotTownship's #WaterTaking, with a different (more appropriate) photo.

https://kitchener.citynews.ca/2026/04/09/regional-council-voids-policy-limiting-wilmot-water-taking-with-opposition-from-residents/

The gun photo comes from this article: https://kitchener.citynews.ca/2026/04/09/gun-rights-advocates-plan-to-rally-in-cambridge/

Council votes to repeal Wilmot water taking capacity policy

Regional council have decided to rescind a 1980 policy limiting how much water can be taken from Wilmot Township aquifers.

CityNews Kitchener
Bob Jonkman1d ago

This Wilmot water taking issue is a lot more serious than I thought!

#WaterlooRegion #WilmotTownship #WaterTaking #Water

CBC Kitchener-WaterlooMar 25
Wilmot councillors voice concerns over Region of Waterloo taking water from township wells
Council members in Wilmot Township are voicing their concerns over the Region of Waterloo taking more water from township wells than was agreed on through a policy that was implemented in 1980.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/wilmot-water-taking-region-of-waterloo-capacity-township-wells-9.7141638?cmp=rss