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Building Safety Month 2025 - Enhancing Building Code Knowledge

Celebrating 2025 Economic Development Week - Tourism

CELEBRATING 2025 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WEEK

THEME #5 – TOURISM

Tourism is a huge part of Wawa’s economy, especially during the summer months. Everyone loves to stop to get a picture with our famous giant Goose who lives at our Tourist Information Center. See our 2025 Wawa Visitor Guide attached to this post.

Our Tourist Information Center will be opening on June 2, 2025 this year. Come visit us in June between 9am and 4pm, Monday to Saturday to ask your tourism-related questions, see our historical...

Celebrating 2025 Economic Development Week - Immigration

CELEBRATING 2025 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WEEK

THEME #4 – IMMIGRATION

Immigration is crucial for Ontario’s economic and social well-being, contributing to a skilled workforce, fostering innovation and enriching the province’s multicultural fabric. It helps address labor shortages, supports business growth, and strengthens communities by welcoming newcomers who contribute to the economy, society and culture. In Wawa, we rely on immigrants to fill gaps in our service industry, healthcare industry,...

Alamos Community Engagement Sessions

N1 Strategy Inc. has been engaged by Alamos Gold Inc. - Island Gold Prodigy Mine (AGI) to conduct a Social Economic Baseline Study (SEBS) to assess key factors related to its operations in the Superior East Region. A component of this work is to assess the public’s perception of AGI. The study aims to evaluate the impacts of AGI on Dubreuilville, Wawa, First Nations communities, and the surrounding region. The findings will help guide future decision-making and ensure that the voices of local...