George Cornell was elected as Warden of the County of Simcoe (Ontario’s largest county) on December 11, 2018 for 2019 and 2020. As a Civil Engineer, Cornell spent his career working in the oil and gas sector. He joined municipal politics as a Councillor for the Township of Tiny from [more]
Announcements; Official Plan Update Passed; Non-Resident Parking Permits; Improved Signage Re: Parking Strategy;Bluewater Beach Area; Farlain Lake Dock Policy; Bridge Maintenance on Tiny Rail Trail; County Bursary Program [more]
FoTTSA recently accompanied a delegation of groups and individuals that met with different political leaders and MPPs at Queen’s Park to tell them about the importance of the aquifer at French’s Hill in Simcoe Uplands Moraine (also known as the Waverley Uplands) in Tiny Township. At the beginning of the afternoon [more]
The final draft of the new Official Plan will be presented to Council at the Committee of the Whole meeting on Wednesday, November 14, 2018. The Township of Tiny has prepared a new Official Plan in accordance with Section 17 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990 that sets out where and how the Township [more]
Tiny Township’s Municipal Election results for 2018 have been posted on the township’s website – http://tiny.ca – they are summarized below:
The Township of Tiny will be using Vote-by-Mail voting in the 2018 Municipal Election. This voting method has been used for the last three elections and has proven to be effective in meeting the needs of permanent and seasonal electors, as well as meeting accessibility requirements. Eligible electors in the Township of [more]
“It is in thankfulness for Richard’s life and in recognition of his dedication, commitment and love for personal service to all Tiny residents that we are pleased to establish the “Councillor Richard Hinton Memorial Fund” for the purpose of providing an annual scholarship/bursary to deserving permanent resident of Tiny Township [more]
Jack Ellis, FoTTSA’s first president, director from 2001 to 2014, and regular contributor to The Tiny Cottager, died peacefully at home on September 26th. He suffered from a failing heart, but had been rallying in the weeks before his passing. An obituary appeared in the October 13, Globe and Mail. [more]
Announcements/Presentations; Bluewater Community Action Group; Cannabis Legislation–Municipal Impact; Municipal Administration Building [more]
The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations