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As we step into 2026, there is a real sense of momentum across our community. This is when the past three years of this Council’s long-term planning, strong advocacy, and key ...

The Town of Wasaga Beach is moving forward with a status quo 2026 Budget and modest tax increase of 2.99%.

Wasaga Beach celebrated a landmark 2024: new arena and library, high school funding, beachfront redevelopment, upgraded parks, booming tourism, new doctors, and provincial sup...

Wasaga Beach marked a record summer, advanced provincial advocacy for the beach and Nancy Island, welcomed a new public school, secured high school funding, and invited r...

Message from Mayor Smith: Wow, we’ve been busy! Since being elected, this council has focused on creating a strong vision and plan forward for Wasaga Beach. We have ident...

Today, Mayor Brian Smith issued the following statement thanking Wasaga Distribution, municipal staff and first responders for their extraordinary and ongoing efforts in ...

Wasaga Beach marked a record summer, advanced provincial advocacy for the beach and Nancy Island, welcomed a new public school, secured high school funding, and invited r...

Working together, we can ensure that Wasaga Beach continues to be one of the cleanest, safest, most beautiful beaches in the world – driving tourism in south-central Onta...

Mayor Brian Smith issued the following statement on yesterday's announcement by the Ontario government, which proposes new legislation that would strengthen penalties for...

Statement by the Mayor: Rest in Peace Stan Wells - It is with a heavy heart that I offer my thoughts and condolences on the passing of former Wasaga Beach Councillor, Sta...

Please be advised that the West End Flood Channel & Public Works Depot site tree clearing, is scheduled to commence by January 07, 2026, weather permitting.

Fall in Wasaga Beach is in full swing, and so is work to reinvent the town’s commercial area along Beach Drive at Beach Area 1. As construction continues along Beach Driv...