At 4,841 square kilometres, Simcoe County is one of the largest regions in the Greater Golden Horseshoe. Its vast interconnected water system includes provincially and internationally important water resources: Wasaga Beach, Minesing Wetlands, Matchedash Bay and Wye Marsh. Geologically diverse, Simcoe is home to over 1500 species of vascular plants, [more]
Recreational water surveillance, climate change action plan, Tiny Strategic Plan workshop, 2019 taxes, urban chickencoops, slowdown in building activity, partial road allowance closure at Thunder Beach [more]
According to an article in Simcoe.com, Midland has put forth a position paper supporting an amalgamated north Simcoe. The position paper offers a new vision for north Simcoe. The article states that according to Midland’s Mayor “officials in Tiny Township are concerned about possible implications on their tax rates, while [more]
The digital edition of The Tiny Cottager Spring/Summer 2019 is now available here online! Top stories include an interview with Mayor George Cornell, an update on the new threat to our drinking water, controlling phragmites and a status report on high speed internet in Tiny. Advertising sections include retailers for all [more]
Find out how you can help! FoTTSA has joined the fight against the expansion of the Teedon Gravel Pit (northward) and the renewal of its permit to take water. This quarry is in Tiny Township near the aquifer that supplies pure water for most of North Simcoe and beyond and was [more]
Simcoe County is one of eight regional municipalities singled out by the province for a regional government review. Announced in January 2019, the review is exploring opportunities to “improve governance, decision-making and service delivery.” Why Simcoe County? Here’s one possible reason: the council is conspicuous in its size. After the [more]
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