Many deceased people received voter’s cards, while many residents did not, says clerk by Gisele Winton Sarvis Midland Mirror Tay Township Clerk Alison Gray said the municipality had to make more changes to the voters list for the 2018 municpal election than in any election before, adding that t...
Link to certified results Click here to see who has signed the Simcoe County community leaders pledge Updated October 23 Mayor – Ted Walker 2,517 – David Ritchie 1,202 Deputy-Mayor – Jim Crawford 2,191 – Gerald LaChapelle 1,510 Ward 1 – Sandy Talbot 875 – Paul Raym...
from the Simcoe County Greenbelt Coalition Municipal councils decide how our communities are built, the services they provide, and make decisions that impact our local water supplies, local food and health of our communities. Who will stand up for the future of your community? We are pleased t...
Penetanguishene moves to online/telephone voting and drops wards – Tiny and Tay townships use vote-by-mail, Midland uses traditonal paper polls by Gisele Winton Sarvis Midland Mirror For the first time, the Town of Penetanguishene is moving to an online and telephone only voting procedure for t...
from Midland Mirror Mary Warnock is the right choice to be the next Ward 2 councillor in the Township of Tay. I feel my experience makes me a candidate who understands the needs of our community, young and old. I was born and raised in Victoria Harbour and my husband and I chose this area […]...
from Midland Mirror I am Barry Norris, a resident of Tay Township since 1978, and I’m seeking your support for the councillor position for Ward 3. My municipal experience dates back to the 1980s when I was appointed by council to the Waubaushene recreation committee for three years. I was elect...
from Midland Mirror Greetings, Tay Township! My name is Joe Black, and I am running for the position of councillor in Ward 1 of Tay Township. I am looking to bring a new, fresh voice to our community. I am a problem-solver, and find solutions to accomplish tasks and goals. I am proud to have [&hellip...
from Midland Mirror My name is Sandy Talbot. I have lived in Port McNicoll for 35 years, worked locally as a nurse and am currently a Tay Councillor. I am married and the mother of 27-year-old triplets. It has been an honour to be councillor for Ward 1. I have been the elected voice of […]...
Get your comments in to province before the August 31 2018 deadline AWARE News Network The Friends of Simcoe Forests are calling on citizens to express their concerns to the Ontario government about Simcoe County’s plan to house garbage, recycling, and organics facilities in the Freele Tract o...
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