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The Ontario Heritage Act – 50 Years of Conservation

The Town of Innisfil’s architectural and cultural heritage has played a significant role in helping to tell the stories of our municipality's history and development. It has helped to shape our community's character and identity and foster a sense of place for the hundreds of new residents who make Innisfil home each year.

An important tool for municipalities to recognize and conserve their local heritage resources is the Ontario Heritage Act (OHA). Enacted on March 5, 1975, the OHA's mandate is...

Innisfil proclaims Ontario Heritage Week

Whereas each February, Ontario Heritage Week celebrates our diverse traditions, cultural expressions, and heritage in all its forms (architectural, cultural, natural, archaeological and collections); and

Whereas every community in Ontario has its own unique culture and heritage, which has the power to bring people together, create a sense of belonging and help guide a community in its growth and development; and

Whereas Ontario Heritage Week provides an opportunity for residents of Innisfil to...

Couples “Share the Love” with Troy Scott Community Fridges on Valentine's Day

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil is pleased to announce that its “Share the Love” campaign was a heartfelt success, with 13 couples choosing to say “I do” at Innisfil Town Hall on Valentine’s Day. Fees collected from civil marriage ceremonies held that day were donated to support the Troy Scott Community Fridges, raising a total of $4,550.

“We are incredibly grateful to the couples who chose to celebrate their love with us on Valentine’s Day,” says Mayor Lynn Dollin. “Their participation not...

Innisfil proclaims Congenital Heart Disease Awareness Day

Whereas Congenital Heart Disease exists at birth; and

Whereas when people think of heart disease and stroke, they often think of adults and seniors. However, heart disease and stroke can happen in people of all ages, including infants; and

Whereas eight out of every 1000 children born will have some form of a congenital heart defect (C.H.D.); and

Whereas raising awareness has resulted in medical advances that are helping those born with heart disease live into adulthood. Sixty years ago, fewer...

Innisfil Town Hall to close on February 13 due to inclement weather

Due to Environment Canada's forecast of significant inclement weather, Innisfil Town Hall will be closed on Thursday, February 13, 2025. 

Residents can still access digital services and Customer Service by calling 705-436-3710, emailing inquiry@innisfil.ca, or visiting innisfil.ca/ContactUs. The Town’s winter maintenance crews and emergency services remain available. 

Please take extra caution, avoid unnecessary travel, and follow overnight parking restrictions. Remember that you can track when...