Township News

Get your costumes ready! Georgian Bluffs is bringing the Halloween spirit to the Derby Arena in Kilsyth with a fun-filled Halloween Movie Night on Friday, October 24. The evening includes trick-or-treating, community displays, and a screening of the Halloween classic Hocus Pocus — all free to attend.

We hope you find this monthly newsletter useful for reading updates on some of the many projects underway, hearing about upcoming events, and staying connected to what’s happening at the Township and in the community.

Big things are coming to our community parks, and we need your input! The Township is adding a playground in Kemble, and refreshing the playground at Sarawak Family Park — and you are invited to share your thoughts on the look and feel of these exciting new spaces.

The Inter Township Fire Department (ITFD) honoured its members during the 2025 Years of Service Awards on Saturday, September 20, at the Royal Canadian Legion in Owen Sound. The annual event celebrated service milestones, retirements, and remarkable acts of service, reflecting the department’s ongoing commitment to community safety and excellence.

Georgian Bluffs is now accepting applications to fill a vacant seat on Council, following the recent resignation of Councillor Ryan Thompson who has been appointed as the Township’s new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO).

Council of the Township of Georgian Bluffs is pleased to announce the appointment of Ryan Thompson as Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), effective October 6, 2025.

You are invited to Georgian Bluffs’ annual Connect GB event, a family-friendly open house on Tuesday, September 9th, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Grey Roots Museum & Archives.

We hope you find this monthly newsletter useful for reading updates on some of the many projects underway, hearing about upcoming events, and staying connected to what’s happening at the Township and in the community.

The 2025 Owen Sound Attack Training Camp is in full swing at the Shallow Lake and District Community Centre this week, and the excitement is contagious.

The Inter Township Fire Department has lifted the partial open air burn ban, effective immediately, following recent improvements in weather and ground conditions.