Public Notices

Waterfront Trail Partial Closure – Shoreline Erosion Protection

Residents are advised that a small section (25 metres) of the Waterfront Trail will be closed beginning Monday, February 13 for approximately six weeks. This work is being completed as part of the Lake Street Shoreline Protection Project and will include a new armour stone revetment and repairs to a portion of the waterfront trail that runs along the top of the bank.

The exact location of the closure and work area can be found in the map below.

If you have any comments or questions, please...

2023 Proposed Budget to be Presented to Council on February 7

The Finance Committee concluded their budget meetings yesterday, February 2, after two days of public deliberations. A by-law to adopt the 2023 Capital and Operating Budget will be presented at the next regular Council meeting on February 7, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall. The meeting will also be live streamed on the municipal YouTube Channel.

Recordings of the budget meetings are available on the Council webpage.

Budget documents have been updated and are available on...

A Statement from Mayor Hankivsky on Black History Month

Throughout the month of February, Canadians honour Black History by celebrating and reflecting on the lived experiences, stories, and accomplishments of Black Canadians.

According to the recent census, our community has seen a small rise in residents who identify a member of a racialized group. Embracing diversity and making strides to foster inclusivity strengthens our community and supports a rich culture.

I encourage you take time this month, and at any time of the year, to learn more about...

Flags Lowered to Honour Former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario David Onley

The flags* at Town Hall have been lowered today to half-mast to honour the life of former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario David Onley, who passed away on January 14, 2023, at the age of 72.

Following a successful career in broadcasting, The Honourable David Onley was appointed in 2007 as the 28th Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and served for seven years. He was the first Lieutenant Governor with a physical disability to hold office and he was a dedicated advocate for accessibility throughout his...

New Council eNewsletter

Residents are advised that we have adopted an eNewsletter platform to replace the current post-Council Meeting media release. We will continue to highlight important items from the Council and Committee of the Whole meetings through this new and easy to read e-Newsletter platform. 

All those currently subscribed to Council News on our website have been automatically transferred to the eNewsletter subscription list and will continue receiving updates after Council and Committee of the Whole...