We Think You Should Know more about the IDA The IDA has been part of the Innisfil community for a long time. With the election of five new councillors we felt it was important to introduce ourselves to them with this deputation to Council on August delivered by IDA board member Megan…
Councils resolve to press province over phosphorous Bradford West Gwillimbury and Georgina councils have unanimously approved resolutions requesting the province of Ontario to come up with a budget and a plan to reduce Lake Simcoe’s phosphorus pollution by 55% by 2030. Please press your mayor and councillors to pass a…
The IDA is reaching out to you our members, to let us know what issues or concerns you have in the Town of Innisfil or Simcoe County. Please write to us to let us know specifically what you’d like us to look into. Please keep in mind our Mission and…
Auditor General’s findings underscore Bradford Bypass concerns Barrie, ON – In her Dec. 1 annual report Ontario Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk found that “decisions about important public infrastructure and services, such as highways…appeared to be disconnected from, or inconsistent with, other land-use planning processes and policies.” Bradford Bypass The AG…
Thirty-four acres on the southeast corner of the 25th Sideroad and Mapleview Dr. is slated for development by Teromi Inc. The proposal is for a total of 231 residential units, consisting of 79 single detached units, 18 semi-detached units, 13 townhomes, 121 apartment units. 3090 sq.m retail and commercial, and…
The IDA is proud to be a member of Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition. You may remember, at the 2019 AGM, president Deborah McGrath noted that the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan is our priority focus. Our commitment to maintaining or raising the protection requirements for Lake Simcoe is unwavering. This Fall,…
Announcement from Lake Simcoe Watch: Today we are releasing our new report: Cleaning-Up Lake Simcoe: A Discussion Paper The report outlines actions that the Government of Ontario can take to reduce Lake Simcoe’s phosphorus pollution to 44 tonnes per year by 2026. Read the report Provide feedback In 2009 the Government of…
