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Half-Load Restrictions

REDUCED LOAD RESTRICTONS

Due to current weather, the Municipality is placing a half load restriction starting March 28, 2022 on the following roadways:

• Tremblay Flats Road
• Harbour Road
• High Falls Road
• Steep Hill Road

If you have any questions please contact Dan Beach, Director of Infrastructure Services at 705-856-2244, ext. 252.

Recruitment for Prime Minister’s Youth Council

The federal Youth Secretariat recently launched the recruitment campaign to appoint new members to the Prime Minister’s Youth Council (PMYC).

The Prime Minister’s Youth Council is a group of young Canadians from across the country who provide non-partisan advice to the Prime Minister and the Government of Canada on issues that matter most to them.

If you know a young Canadian who wants to provide non-partisan advice to the Prime Minister and the Government of Canada on the issues of importance to...

Want to Help Ukraine?

Canadian Red Cross – Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis

Canadians wishing to help are encouraged to donate to the Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal.

• Financial donations to the Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal can be made online at redcross.ca or by calling 1-800-418-1111 or by texting UKRAINE to 20222 to donate $10.

• Money raised by the Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal will allow the Canadian Red Cross to send personnel, equipment and funds to support the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement response in...

Ontario Extends Freeze on College and University Tuition

Province’s action provides students and families with ongoing financial relief

The Ontario government is extending the current tuition freeze for colleges and universities by an additional year, through 2022-2023, providing financial relief and predictability for students and families seeking access to affordable postsecondary education.

“Our government recognizes that students and their families make huge sacrifices to attend college and university, so our government will continue to look for ways...

Ontario Strengthening Protections Against Bullying and Violence at School

Partnerships will Help to Combat Sex-trafficking, Violence and Bullying of Students

The Ontario government is investing more than $550,000 in initiatives that will help keep kids safe in class and online. The funding will support programs that combat sex-trafficking, violence against women, bullying and cyberbullying.

According to the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 23 per cent of Ontario students reported being bullied at school and 22 per cent of Ontario students reported being bullied...