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]
On January 15th, the Ontario government announced that it is reviewing the governance, decision-making, and service delivery functions of 8 regional municipalities and Simcoe County. According to the provincial government, the review is to help ensure that these municipalities are working effectively and efficiently, and can continue to provide the vital [more]
On Monday, January 28th, the Township of Tiny is hosting a Committees/Boards Open House to provide interested residents with an opportunity to learn more about the 2018-2022 Advisory Committees and Boards. The Open House is at the Wyebridge Community Centre from 3:30 – 5:30 pm. The application deadline is Friday, February 8, [more]
Have your say! Parks & Recreation Master Plan Tiny Township is in the final stages of approving its Parks & Recreation Master Plan (2019 – 2028). The Executive Summary is here and the full plan is here. The deadline for the public to provide input by completing the survey below is Thursday,February 7th. For more information, contact: Maggie Off, Community Engagement Leader www.tiny.ca [more]
The Province of Ontario has committed to allowing private recreational cannabis retail stores throughout Ontario starting April 1, 2019. At its Committee of the Whole Meeting on January 14, 2019, Council will be reviewing its option to opt out of allowing private recreational cannabis retail stores to be located in the Township of Tiny. [more]
The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations