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We fight to keep Nestle from extracting our local water resources so that our groundwater will be hel SaveOurWater.CA needs your help!
04/04/2025
🚨 SaveOurWater is thrilled with the purchase of the Middlebrook well by the township of Centre Wellington ensuring a secure future water supply. It has been a 10 year effort of so many people to protect the well from water bottling by Nestle and Blue Triton and now both companies are gone from Ontario!
This community rallied, organized, researched, marched, raised funds, and worked hard to make this outcome possible. 💙
Congratulations for the community effort resulting in this positive outcome! 🎉💦💙
Read more: https://www.centrewellington.ca/news/posts/township-acquires-7334-middlebrook-road-for-future-water-supply/
10/25/2024
🚨 SAVE THE DATE for a special SAVE OUR WATER event 🚨
⛵️Sailing Adventures and Water Stories 🌊
Elaine McKinnon moved to Elora a few months ago and then went sailing. Now she’s back from her travels, and she has stories to tell about her surprising discoveries both on the Atlantic Ocean and the Great Lakes.
On Tuesday, November 12 at 6:30pm, Elaine will talk about her sailing adventures and discoveries on the Atlantic and the Great Lakes at the Elora Library, downstairs (Wellington County Library Elora Branch).
Doors open at 6pm. Come early — seating is limited!
This is a free event hosted by Save Our Water💧.
Donations are welcomed.
📸 Photos by Elaine McKinnon, used with permission.
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Our Story
Save Our Water is a group of Centre Wellington residents who are determined that Nestlé will never be permitted to take water from our township and that groundwater will be held as a public trust, now and for future generations.
The multinational water bottler Nestlé Waters purchased the Middlebrook well for its water bottling operation when Centre Wellington, the local municipality, attempted to buy it for its drinking water needs. Save Our Water believes that Nestlé’s challenge to Centre Wellington is a challenge to each one of us, as large-scale commercial water bottling threatens each person’s basic right to local drinking water.
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