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Beginning January 1, 2026, the Province of Ontario will take full responsibility for managing Blue Box recycling collection across the province. Under this new producer-responsibility model, recycling collection for residential properties in Georgian Bluffs will continue as usual, however the change also brings a significant shift for non-residential properties.

Please be advised that Hydro One will be closing a section of Sideroad 6, from Concession 7 to Grey Road 3, on Saturday, November 29, from 6:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. to complete hydro pole replacements.

Winter is here, and Georgian Bluffs is ready to roll out the 2025–2026 Winter Operations Plan. With plows fueled, salt and sand stocked, and crews and contractors standing by, we’re prepared for whatever Mother Nature sends our way.

Georgian Bluffs is excited to share that the Bluffs Baskets are back just in time for the holiday season! After the community’s incredible support of the summer launch, the Township is thrilled to release a limited-edition Holiday Bluffs Basket, packed with festive charm and local flair.

Please be advised that the elevator at the Shallow Lake Community Centre is currently out of service due to required repairs.

Thanks to a community collaboration, 24 large trees have found a new home at the Owen Sound Hospital through a donation facilitated by the Township of Georgian Bluffs.

Get ready to kick off the festive season with the annual Winter Sparkle & Skate in Shallow Lake! On Friday, November 28, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., we will once again be lighting up the village with holiday cheer at the Shallow Lake Community Centre.

Please be advised that on Thuesday, November 18th, 2025, between 7:30 AM and 4:00 PM, operators will be conducting essential repairs to the water main located on Sutacriti Street.

Georgian Bluffs had a special meeting to review the 2026 Mayor’s Budget today, the first to be presented under Ontario’s Strong Mayor powers. The proposed budget outlines a 4.76% municipal tax rate increase, staying under the 5% target set by Council earlier this year.

Georgian Bluffs has lowered flags to half-mast at the Township Office and Shallow Lake Arena to honour the lives of three local students who tragically passed away in a motor vehicle collision near Durham on Tuesday, November 12.