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Town seeks feedback on communications strategy

The Town of Innisfil is requesting public feedback to help shape an improved municipal communications strategy. Community members are encouraged to participate in a brief survey to share their preferred methods of connecting with and hearing from the Town.

“Effective communication plays a vital role in fostering a strong and connected community,” says Mayor Lynn Dollin. “With significant changes in the media industry and the rapidly evolving digital landscape, it’s crucial for us to understand...

Tour of the South Innisfil Creek Drain highlights conservation and innovation

Innisfil, ON – The South Innisfil Creek Drain (SICD) improvement project reached a significant milestone with the recent completion of phase three of the construction. Last month, the Town of Innisfil hosted a tour of the ecological and aquatic enhancements in partnership with the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) and R.J. Burnside & Associates Limited (Burnside). More than twenty representatives from Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority, Conservation Ontario, Simcoe...

Innisfil celebrates Local Government Week

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil welcomes all residents to learn more about the roles and responsibilities of your municipal government during Local Government Week, October 16-20.

“As your elected officials in the Town of Innisfil, it is our responsibility to provide you with the services, programs and facilities you need to make our town a vibrant and thriving community,” says Mayor Lynn Dollin. “There are many different layers and levels of governance in Canada including Federal,...

Innisfil proclaims Mental Illness Awareness Week

Whereas mental health is an important part of overall health; and

Whereas one in three Canadians say they are struggling with their mental health; and

Whereas percent of Canadians feel they need professional mental health care but cannot access it; and

Whereas early identification and treatment can make a difference in the successful management of mental illness and recovery; and

Whereas everyone in Canada should have access to publicly funded, evidence-based mental health and substance abuse...

Test your smoke alarms and be Saved by the Beep

Innisfil, ON – Thursday, September 28 is Ontario’s very first Test your Smoke Alarm Day. Innisfil is excited to participate in this new province-wide initiative by encouraging all residents to be proactive when it comes to fire safety in their homes.

In 2022, there were 133 fire fatalities in the province, the most in 20 years. “We have to work together to bring these numbers down and stay safe,” says Brent Thomas, Fire Chief, Town of Innisfil/Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury. “We truly hope...