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Economic Development Newsletter February 2026

Welcome to the Innisfil Economic Development newsletter!  

This month, we're excited to share the latest updates on economic growth and upcoming events in our community. From innovative startups to thriving local businesses, there’s always something to celebrate in Innisfil. The Town of Innisfil’s Economic Development team is here to support you—reach out anytime at business@innisfil.ca for general inquiries or business assistance.  

New Innisfil Community Improvement Program (CIP)

The Town is preparing...

Innisfil proclaims Black History Month

Whereas in 1995, Jean Augustine, the first Black Canadian woman elected to Parliament, requested, and received unanimous agreement in the House of Commons on her motion to declare February as Black History Month in Canada; and

Whereas people of African, Caribbean and Afro-Indigenous descent have a long and rich history in Canada, shaping our country’s heritage and identity; and

Whereas Black History Month is a time to learn about the historical and contemporary stories, achievements, and...

Town of Innisfil offers $10,000 in grants for community food projects

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil invites local organizations and groups hosting food-based projects to apply for the Community Food Projects Grant. This funding opportunity is available thanks to financial support from the Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group’s Learning Engagement & Accelerator Fund (L.E.A.F) program.

“The Town of Innisfil runs food programs to improve food security for our residents, but we can’t reach everyone. Community organizations and groups know their own community best,”...

Innisfil proclaims Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day

Whereas Kawasaki Disease Canada was incorporated under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act in May 2014. In December 2015, Kawasaki Disease Canada became registered as a national charity; and

Whereas Kawasaki Disease Canada’s mission is to ensure Kawasaki Disease is top-of mind for Canadians, and the vision is to save children’s hearts from the effects of Kawasaki Disease; and

Whereas Kawasaki Disease is the leading cause of acquired heart disease in children and affects children around the...

Temporary closure of Stroud Arena & Banquet Hall

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil has closed the Stroud Arena ice pad and banquet hall due to an issue with an interior wall within the facility, which is being assessed.  

The Stroud Branch of the Innisfil ideaLAB & Library, as well as the Stroud Curling Club are able to re-open after review from an independent engineering company. 

During the Town’s regular inspections of all facilities, it was noted that a wall adjacent to the ice surface appeared out of alignment and was in need of professional...