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Town-Talk - Nutrition Month

Wawa Family Health Team/Lady Dunn Health Centre dietician Justine Glover discusses nutrition, as March is Nutrition Month.

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Rediscover Ontario and Get Back up to 20 per cent on Eligible Accommodation Expenses

Start planning your March Break and 2022 Ontario staycations now!

The Ontario government is encouraging the people of Ontario to rediscover the province and support Ontario’s important tourism industry this March Break and all year round with the Ontario Staycation Tax Credit. With this Personal Income Tax credit, residents will get back up to 20 per cent on their eligible accommodation expenses for leisure stays in the province this year.

“Ontario offers the world in one province — from vibrant...

Municipal Notice - Intention To Pass a By-Law

MUNICIPAL NOTICE

Intention to Pass a By-Law to Stop Up, Close, Declare Surplus and Convey Shoreline Road Allowance

TAKE NOTICE THAT Council of the Municipality of Wawa will hold a Regular Meeting on Tuesday, April 5, 2022, at 6:30 p.m. and intends to pass a By-Law to stop up, close, declare surplus and offer for sale the shoreline road allowance described as Block D, Plan M-173 along Lake Superior and as shown on the key map below, as permitted under Section 34 of the Municipal Act, 2001.

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Mandatory Masking Requirement Will be Removed For Most Settings on March 21

 

Statement from Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health

Today, Dr. Kieran Moore, Chief Medical Officer of Health issued the following statement:

“With the peak of Omicron behind us, Ontario has been able to cautiously and gradually move through its reopening milestones.

The majority of public health and workplace safety measures have now been lifted, and key public health indicators continue to improve or remain stable.

As we continue on this path, we are able to take a more balanced...

Ontario Investing in Sport Organizations and Community Recreation

Province stabilizing sport and recreation for Ontario communities

The Ontario government is investing $30 million to stabilize Ontario’s sport and recreation sector, help offset increased costs as a result of COVID-19 and support the sector’s future recovery in communities across the province.

“Ontario’s sport and recreation sector was among the first and hardest hit by the pandemic,” said Lisa MacLeod, Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries. “Our government recognizes how important...