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Town of Innisfil partners with local food delivery company for free restaurant deliveries

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil has once again partnered with local food delivery service What’s For Dinner Today, to waive their food delivery fee for Innisfil residents between January 24 - February 7, 2022 or until 2,000 deliveries are reached.

“Restaurants received some encouraging news with yesterday’s provincial announcement that restrictions will lift at the end of the month, but we know that many are still struggling,” said Innisfil Mayor Lynn Dollin. “We hope that our community will...

Town of Innisfil announces facility closures in response to COVID-19 pandemic

Innisfil, ON – In response to the Provincial announcement of a modified Step Two of the Roadmap to Reopen, the Town of Innisfil has announced the following impacts to Town facilities.

Town Hall

Town Hall will be closed for walk-in services as of Friday, January 7, 2022. Customer Service continues to provide residents access to Town services through phone and a variety of digital options. Residents are encouraged to utilize our online resources, including our new Citizen Portal “MyInnisfil” which...

Town of Innisfil launches new citizen portal and website

Innisfil, Ontario – The Town of Innisfil launched its improved online experience today, featuring a completely transformed website and new citizen service portal named MyInnisfil.

“We’re always looking for ways to improve communication between the municipality and our community,” said Mayor Lynn Dollin. “The new innisfil.ca and MyInnisfil portal create a seamless integration between finding important town information and using digital service offerings. We’re thankful to all of the community members...

Innisfil Hope Tree: Inspiring hope during the pandemic

Innisfil, ON – On the evening of Tuesday, December 14, Mayor Lynn Dollin, Members of Council, and members of the Innisfil community gathered at Innisfil Beach Park for the lighting of Innisfil’s Hope Tree.
The Hope Tree was created in 2020 as a symbol of hope and resiliency during the COVID-19 pandemic. As COVID-19 continues to challenge our community, the Hope Tree was once again lit up as a way to celebrate the holiday season, unite the community, and give residents an opportunity to share their...

Scrooge the Ticket raises over $3,000 for the Innisfil Food Bank

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil’s annual “Scrooge the Ticket” campaign successfully turned parking tickets into donations this year. The campaign collected $3,710 in cash donations and $145.61 in food/toy donations. A grand total of $3,855.61 will support the Innisfil Food Bank, an outreach program of the Innisfil Community Church.

“Thank you to everyone who took part in this year’s Scrooge the Ticket campaign and to our By-law Officers for making it happen,” said Mayor Lynn Dollin. “It warms...