Date: September 30, 2026
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Paid Parking in Downtown Elora
Paid Parking in Downtown Elora began on May 8, 2026.
Residents can park for free by registering their license plate (up to 4 license plates per household).
There are two parking zones to support short-term (3-hour) and long-term (24-hour) parking. Residents who register their plates still have to abide by the posted times and signage.
Enforcement of time limits and parking regulations will continue.
The Two Rows Together: An Appreciation Series was designed in parallel with the creation of the Township’s Use of Indigenous-Themed Names, Logos and Images within or on Township Properties and Facilities Policy. The education series is part of the Pathway to Respectful Indigenous Representation that the Township of Centre Wellington is committed to.
The series creates opportunities for residents, staff, community partners, and local organizations to learn more about Indigenous representation, cultural appreciation, reconciliation, and the responsibilities connected to public symbols, names, logos, and images.
Learn more about our past and upcoming events below.
National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
Date: September 30, 2026
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Appreciating the Land: Earth Day with Grandmother's Voice
Date: April 22, 2026
Presenter / Facilitator: Grandmother’s Voice: Jody Harbour, Angela DeMontigny, Gilles Lapointe (Oasis Ontario)
Summary:
We learned the difference between appropriation and appreciation, reflected on our shared history, and explored how we can walk respectfully with the land, water, and sky. We discovered simple actions, community initiatives, and mindset shifts that help preserve and honour the natural world.
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Balance and Respect: The Haudenosaunee Way
Date: February 16, 2026
Presenter / Facilitator: Kevin Sandy
Summary:
This session offered participants a meaningful opportunity to explore Haudenosaunee worldviews, teachings, and approaches to balance, governance, and community well-being.
Through guided teaching, storytelling, and thoughtful reflection, attendees deepened their understanding of Indigenous knowledge systems and strengthened their ability to engage respectfully with Indigenous histories and communities. The session welcomed municipal staff, elected officials, advisory committee members, volunteers, community partners, residents, and sports organizations—truly all ages and backgrounds.
Related Resources:
Who is Kevin Sandy? You can read more about Kevin and his story on the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame site.
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Township of Centre Wellington
1 MacDonald Square, Elora, Ontario, Canada, N0B 1S0
Phone: 519.846.9691
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