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Effective Immediately, the Township of Georgian Bluffs has now lifted the total fire ban that was put in place on June 7, 2023.

Please note that the intersection of Elm Street and Taylor Street, on the border between Georgian Bluffs and the Town of South Bruce Peninsula, will be closed on Thursday, June 15 and Friday, June 16 for work required as part of the Elm Street reconstruction project.

The Township of Georgian Bluffs is taking a proactive stance on road safety by emphasizing the importance of securing loads while you are transporting items in vehicles and trailers. This will prevent debris from coming off trailers or truck beds, minimizing potential hazards on our roads.

What better way to kickstart your Canada Day festivities than with a delicious pancake breakfast at one of the most scenic spots around? You are invited to join the Township of Georgian Bluffs at the Big Bay dock on the morning of July 1^st for a pancake breakfast and flag raising to start your Canada Day off right!

Calling all pickleball fans and curious beginners! Georgian Bluffs is thrilled to announce the addition of drop-in pickleball to our recreation spaces starting Monday, June 12. We have prepared three arenas for new and seasoned pickleball enthusiasts to enjoy one of the fastest-growing sports in Canada.

The Township of Georgian Bluffs is implementing a total FIRE BAN, effective immediately, due to increased fire risk and hazardous conditions. The safety and well-being of our residents and the preservation of our community are our top priorities.

Currently there is NOT an open-air fire ban in place in Grey County.

The fire hazard rating throughout the province is high to extreme.

Robert Knapp, a dedicated volunteer and resident of Georgian Bluffs, has been honored with the prestigious Ontario Senior of the Year Award in recognition of his exceptional commitment to community service.

The Senior of the Year Awards, presented annually by the Government of Ontario, acknowledge seniors who enrich the social, cultural or civic life of the community.

The Township of Georgian Bluffs has raised the progressive pride flag on the morning of June 1st, marking the start of Pride Month in communities in Georgian Bluffs and beyond. The flag serves as a symbol of inclusivity and diversity, and the Township raising it reflects the commitment to equity in the work of the municipality with its many communities.

“We had hoped that mother nature would help us out in applying this year’s dust suppressant program,” said Zach Carson, Facilities Supervisor with the Township, “but there is no rain in the forecast and the application needs water to work, so we are grateful that the volunteers of the South Bruce ATV Club are able to help out with watering the trail!”.