Please visit our page on the FoTTSA Volunteer Water Sampling Program and our page on the FoTTSA Nitrate Well Testing Program
Boating and Swimming Safety
In 2001, Tiny’s Council created a Small Watercraft Committee. During the consultation period, the need for speed restrictions received significant support. At that time the limit for power driven vessels operating within 30 metres of the shoreline was 10 km/h in all of Ontario. Tiny Township applied for and received an extension of the 10 km/h speed limit to 300 meters off shore in 2003 because of the shallow water along the shore from Concessions 1 through 16. (Tow boats for water skiers are exempt from the speed limit when heading directly away from or toward the shore.) The OPP is the enforcing body but at present enforcing the speed limit is almost impossible because the 300 m line is not marked in any way.
FoTTSA Boating and Swimming Safety Survey and Results 2019
Safe Quiet Lakes website
Boater’s Code poster
Safe Quiet Lakes Useful Links
ATV and Snowmobile Safety
Ontario Ministry of Transportation- ATVs
Ontario Ministry of Transportation – Snowmobiles
Public Health Ontario – The Epidemiology of All-Terrain Vehicle and Snowmobile-Related Injuries in Ontario
Gypsy Moths
More information here
Lyme Disease
Official Government Websites
Canadian: Health Canada
Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit
American: Centre for Disease Control in Atlanta, GA, USA
More information:
Canadian Lyme Disease Association (comprehensive information)
West Nile Virus
Official Government Websites
Canadian: Health Canada
Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit
American: U.S. Centre for Disease Control Website for West Nile Virus
State of Illinois Educational Poster on West Nile Virus
National Pesticide Information Center West Nile Virus Resource Page
Article in The Tiny Cottager: West Nile Virus buzzes in to Tiny
Disclaimer: Links lead to external websites whose content is not necessarily endorsed by the Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations.
Nothing on this page is to be considered or taken as medical advice. Please contact your doctor for diagnosis and treatment.