The Town of Midland is proud to share that the second annual Mayor’s Charity Golf Tournament successfully raised $48,600 in support of Midland’s Community Grant Program.Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, players, and the community, these funds will be distributed to local not-for-profit organizations through the 2026 Community Grant Program.
(September 25, 2025 – Midland, ON) The Town of Midland is inviting the community to help paint new murals at the Midland Mural Festival on this Saturday, September 27.
Celebrate Midland’s famous murals at this free, family-friendly festival in Harbourside Park!
The Town of Midland unveiled the first of 77 newly designed street signs that will be installed within the historic community of Dollartown. The new street signs play homage to the history of the Dollartown community, with the new signage set to be installed at every intersection within Dollartown’s boundaries.
Get ready for a week of celebrating Indigenous art and culture! The Town of Midland and its community partners are excited to host the fourth-annual Indigenous Art and Culture Awareness Week beginning on September 22.
The Town of Midland has awarded financial and in-kind support for fifteen local organizations with funding raised from the inaugural Mayor’s Charity Golf Tournament which took place in September 2024. This annual charitable event reinvests in our community, with proceeds directly supporting Midland’s Community Grant Program.
The tall ships are sailing back into Midland this August, get your tickets and climb aboard! Tall Ships Midland is August 15 to 17, 2025 taking place at Midland’s Harbour on the scenic shores of Georgian Bay. This extraordinary waterfront festival only docks every three years, so mark your calendars and make some unforgettable waves!
The Ontario government has strengthened Midland’s emergency readiness with a $50,000 investment through the 2024–25 Community Emergency Preparedness Grant (CEPG). This integral funding supported the purchase of new technology and emergency preparedness training, which will enhance local response capabilities, as well as critical signage including a portable digital sign to communicate news, alerts and instructions during emergency situations.
The Towns of Midland and Penetanguishene are thrilled to release a joint Request for Proposals (RFP) to explore innovative microtransit systems that could, if approved, transform and potentially replace, the current conventional Mid-Pen Transit system. The release of this RFP marks a bold step toward providing a progressive, rider-focused transit experience that is cost-effective and affordable for both communities.
The Town of Midland is inviting proposals from qualified real estate firms to provide on-call realty and listing services. The successful firm will support the Town in selling municipally owned assets and purchasing assets needed for municipal purposes.
Today, a representative from MPP Jill Dunlop’s constituency office, Leslie Stroud, met with Mayor Bill Gordon, members of Town Council and staff at the Little Lake Park Amphitheatre to celebrate the results of a $149,900 Capital grant from the provincial government’s Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF). The grant, which was awarded in 2023, was used to make needed renovations to the amphitheatre.
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