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October 1, 1992

TINY WATCH The new council began its term December 1991 and has since dealt with many issues: • A new Stream Protection Policy was adopted to stop the destruction of water courses by development. • Decisions were made to discontinue: The Economic Development Committee The French Language Advisory Committee The [more]

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THIS IS AN ELECTION YEAR … Who Will Speak For You?

May 1, 1994

THIS IS AN ELECTION YEAR … Who Will Speak For You? By Paul Masterson Elections in Tiny Township next November could be the most critical event in your cottage life for a long time to come. The majority of the present Council during the last three years clearly indicated their [more]

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Tiny’s Population Is Growing Much Faster – And Getting Older Too.

October 1, 2007

Tiny’s Population Is Growing Much Faster – And Getting Older Too. By John Grant The 2006 Census has revealed that the permanent population of the Township increased from 9,035 to 10,785 between 2001 and 2006, an increase of 19.3%. In contrast, it had grown only 4.6% during the previous five [more]

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