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Open-air fire burning and fireworks ban in effect in Innisfil

Innisfil, ON – Due to current dry conditions, Innisfil is under an open-air burning ban effective immediately. This ban is crucial to prioritize public safety and prevent the risk of fire during this period of increased fire danger.

During this ban, all open-air burning and the use of fireworks are prohibited. This includes any type of outdoor fire, even if individuals possess an approved burn permit. The ban applies to cooking fires and any coal or charcoal wood/woodchip barbecue devices.

“The...

Innisfil proclaims National Drowning Prevention Week

Whereas drowning remains one of the leading causes of preventable death in Canada, with over 400 Canadians losing their lives annually in water-related incidents; and

Whereas the Lifesaving Society designates the third week of July as National Drowning Prevention Week (NDPW) to focus community and media attention on the drowning problem and drowning prevention; and

Whereas key messages for National Drowning Prevention Week 2025 include:

• Supervise Children: Always directly supervise children around...

Town of Innisfil to break ground on fully inclusive Margaretta Park

The Town of Innisfil is excited to announce the start of construction on Margaretta Park, a new community space featuring Innisfil’s first fully inclusive playground. Community members are invited to join the groundbreaking ceremony on July 23 at 2 p.m. at 1110 Cole Street to celebrate this milestone.

“Margaretta Park holds a special place in the hearts of many in our community,” says Mayor Lynn Dollin. “It’s a promise that everyone, regardless of ability, has a place to play, connect, and feel...

Take steps to protect your health during poor air quality events reminds health unit

This news release was issued by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit. 

SIMCOE MUSKOKA – Wildfire smoke drifting into our region is causing poor air quality across Simcoe Muskoka. Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Special Air Quality Statement for Simcoe and Muskoka. Breathing in wildfire smoke can cause immediate symptoms and may also increase long-term health risks.

Some people are more at risk, including babies and young children, older adults, pregnant people, people living...

Road closure: Corm Street (Jans Boulevard to Matteer Court)

Corm Street (Jans Boulevard to Matteer Court) will be closed on July 17, 2025 at 4 p.m. until about 6 a.m. on July 18, 2025 for a hydrant replacement.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Customer Service at 705-436-3710.