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Innisfil proclaims World Maternal Mental Health Day

Whereas, since 2016, a multidisciplinary group of maternal mental health activists, academics, clinicians, and people with lived experience come together internationally once a year to raise awareness for maternal mental health services for all; and

Whereas in many countries, as many as one in five new mothers experience some type of perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (PMAD). These illnesses frequently go unnoticed and untreated, often with tragic and long-term consequences to both mother and...

Construction begins on Phase 1 of improvements at Innisfil Beach Park

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil is excited to announce that construction on Phase 1 of the Innisfil Beach Park improvements is scheduled to begin this week.

"After years of careful planning and valuable input from our residents, it's exciting to see the revitalization of Innisfil Beach Park take shape," says Mayor Lynn Dollin. "Construction has been scheduled to minimize disruptions to current park usage as much as possible as we work to build more recreational opportunities, better access,...

Innisfil proclaims Mental Health Week

Whereas mental health is an essential part of everyone’s health and well-being; and

Whereas Mental Health Week has been hosted by the Canadian Mental Health Association in communities across Canada for over 70 years; and

Whereas, one in five Canadians experience a mental illness or mental health issue; and 

Whereas all people in Canada need to promote, protect, and nurture their mental health; and

Whereas, this is a time for Canadians to come together to speak openly about mental health, listen with...

Innisfil proclaims Children’s Mental Health Week

Whereas raising awareness about the importance of child and youth mental health is crucial to helping reduce stigma associated with accessing vital support; and

Whereas providing early intervention and treatment for child and youth mental health is essential. All children, youth, and their families in need of mental health support must have access to services when and where they need them; and

Whereas ensuring that families know about the availability of free, accessible, and inclusive child and...

Become a member of the Innisfil Heritage Advisory Committee

We are currently seeking one resident interested in serving on the Innisfil Heritage Advisory Committee for the remainder of 2022-2026 Council term. As a committee member, you will review and make recommendations on heritage matters relating to the Ontario Heritage Act, including the preservation, conservation and restoration of buildings in the Town of Innisfil that are historically, culturally or architecturally significant to the community.

This position is voluntary. Information regarding...