Join all those who want to protect our water every Friday from 10 am to 2:30 in a peaceful gathering at the gates of the Teedon Pit Quarry at 40 Darby Road. Say NO to the proposed quarry expansion which is putting the world’s purest water at risk. This weekly [more]
In 2019, Tiny Township residents can expect to see their property taxes increase between 1.0% to 2.0%, or $5 to $15 per $100,000 of residential assessed value. This will include a 6.0% increase in the Municipal portion of their tax rates for 2019. The 6.0% increase will be comprised of improvements to programs [more]
Dufferin Aggregates has asked the Ontario government to expand its Teedon Pit, a gravel pit that already threatens an aquifer containing the purest groundwater ever tested. The pit is located in the heart of the recharge area for this precious aquifer in Tiny Township, Ontario. The Waverley Uplands recharge area is [more]
FoTTSA Deputation regarding Water Sampling and Well Water Nitrate Levels, Personal Watercraft & Speed Restrictions, Provincial Government Review, Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, Parking permit changes, Budget, Phragmites Control [more]
In his Mayor’s Monthly Message for March, 2019, Township of Tiny Mayor George Cornell gave the following update about the Ontario Regional Government Review: On January 15, 2019, Minister Clark announced that the Government of Ontario would be moving forward with its commitment to undertake a review of regional government. As [more]
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 [more]
Announcements, Cannabis & Smoking, Bill 66, Doors Open Ontario, Aggregate Extraction, Free Parking Permits, Budget, Council & Staff Compensation Review, Items for Further Discussion [more]
Members of the Southern Georgian Bay Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) would like to make cottagers, hikers, cross country skiers and rural pedestrians aware that we do share our open spaces and bush areas with numerous members of the [more]
FoTTSA supports SWIFT’s appeal to the CRTC to reverse their decision on deciding which areas are available for government funding based on the criteria outlined in their appeal. SWIFT is working on our behalf to fix the broken system in Ontario and improve the infrastructure. At the moment in Tiny, [more]
On 23 January Steve Clarke, Minister for Municipal Affairs and Housing, announced that the government will not be pursuing Schedule 10 of Bill 66, which would have allowed for fast tracking certain development related to employment by overriding long-standing environmental protections, such as those contained in the Clean Water Act, [more]
The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations