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Notice of Complete Application and Public Meeting - 5742 14th Line

Public Meeting Notice – Zoning By-law Amendment 5742 14th Line, New Tecumseth  

The Town of New Tecumseth has received a complete application for a Zoning By-law Amendment 5742 14th Line, New Tecumseth. This application asks to change the property’s zoning so it matches what the Town’s Official Plan already allows for this area. The new zoning would be a special Low‑Rise Residential zone that permits housing and provides some flexibility from the standard zoning rules

A Public Meeting will be held...

News Release - New Tecumseth Strengthens Road Safety with Provincial Funding

New Tecumseth Strengthens Road Safety with Provincial Funding

NEW TECUMSETH, ON —The Town of New Tecumseth welcomes $156,892 from Ontario’s Road Safety Initiatives Fund (RSIF) to enhance safety in school and community safety zones without relying on Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) cameras.

The Town will implement new traffic‑calming measures in the six former ASE locations; Queen Street North, Father F.X. O’Reilly, Adjala Tecumseth Townline, Alliston Community Christian School, 10th Sideroad,...

Statement from the Simcoe Auto Mayors on Electric Vehicle Policy Announcement

Statement from the Simcoe Auto Mayors on Electric Vehicle Policy Announcement

The Simcoe Auto Mayors commend Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new federal auto strategy, highlighting the repeal of the Electric Vehicle Availability Standard and the introduction of the Electric Vehicle Affordability Program.

“As Chair of the Simcoe Auto Mayors, we thank the federal government for considering our feedback, withdrawing the EV mandate and introducing a comprehensive Auto Strategy,” said New Tecumseth Mayor...

Flags at Half-Mast in Mourning of the Tragedy in Tumbler Ridge

Mayor Richard Norcross, Council, and the Town of New Tecumseth extend our deepest condolences to the community of Tumbler Ridge, B.C., in the wake of today’s tragedy. Our hearts are with the families, students, staff, first responders, and all those affected.

As we join communities across Canada in mourning, flags at all Town facilities are being lowered to half mast.