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Midland raises flag for National AccessAbility Week

The Town of Midland raised the flag for National AccessAbility Week.

National AccessAbility Awareness Week celebrates Canadians with disabilities, raises awareness for the critical need of accessibility and inclusion in our workplaces and communities, and recognizes the work continually being done to remove barriers.

The County of Simcoe has an Accessibility Advisory Committee whose purpose is to advise County Council on ways to improve opportunities for persons with disabilities with respect to...

Cast a line at Midland’s Kids Fishing Derby on June 7

Calling all young, local anglers! The Kids Fishing Derby is on June 7, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Midland Town Dock. Reel in the fun with this special chance to cast off at the Midland Town Dock!

What to expect:

• The free event is open to all youth in the community, up to the age of 16.
• Attendees will also enjoy a free hot dog lunch with a juice box.
• Meet and greet with some beloved characters, including Sparky the Fire Dog, and visit the free face-painting station to choose a fun design.

Temporary Road Closure - Bay St

Where: Bay Street, from First Street to Preston Lane

When: Starting now to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, May 28, 2025

Why: Emergency Lateral Sewer repair

Other Information: 

• Sidewalk on the North side of the closure is closed. 
• Businesses access is not affected.
• Properties with interruption to water service have been contacted. 

Temporary Lane Closure - Yonge St

Where: Lane reduction to two lanes on Yonge Street, between County Road 93 and Norene Street. 

When: Lane reductions start Wednesday, May 28, 2025 until August 2025

Why: Road resurfacing, part of the Yonge Street Reconstruction project.

Other Information: 

• There may be traffic delays in the area.
• Access to businesses along Yonge Street will be available during the resurfacing.
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Midland proclaims National AccessAbility Week

Proclamation National AccessAbility Week May 25 to May 31, 2025

Whereas; Approximately 2.9 million Ontario residents have some form of disability and as disability increases with age, there is a need for greater awareness, of the needs, capabilities and potential of persons with disabilities in Ontario; and
Whereas; Individuals with disabilities are impacted daily by barriers to: information, facilities, employment, education, healthcare, transportation, and communication supports, therefore...