News and Notices

Midland, book your ride to Balm Beach

Based off a Council directive, Midland residents can now book a seat on the public Balm Beach Shuttle, provided by Community Reach, for their Saturday beach trip to Balm Beach in Tiny, ON.

The first service is this Saturday (June 29, 2024), make sure you book by Thursday and secure your spot. 

Find all the information you need to know on our Balm Beach Shuttle Pilot webpage. 

• Must book in advance. Book your spot by the Thursday before the Saturday service.
• Can fit up to five passengers per trip, and...

Midland raises flag for National Indigenous Peoples Day

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Today we raised the flags for National Indigenous Peoples Day. Mayor Gordon was joined by staff, Council and other members of the public. Elder Trish lead the ceremony in prayer and shared some impactful words. Today is dedicated to celebrating Indigenous culture, though also a time to recommit our promise in collectively amplifying and uplifting our...

Town of Midland Town Page Ad - June 2024

Town of Midland Town Page Ad - June 20, 2024 

Featured:

• Notice of Public Meeting
• Balm Beach Shuttle Pilot Program
• Youth Colouring Contest
• Selling or Setting off Fireworks
• Join a Town Committee 
• Mayor's Charity Golf Tournament
• Summer Events in Midland
• Upcoming Council Meeting

View the full ad here. 

Temporary Trail Closure - Section of Waterfront Trail

Where: Section of the Waterfront Trail parallel to Aberdeen Blvd. 

When: Starting June 20, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. to June 21, 2024 at 8:00 a.m.

Why: Maintenance along section of the Waterfront Trail. 

Detour: Access point at Vas Kuchar Memorial Park and past Davenport St will be closed, use other paths.

Other Information: First phase is set to be completed on June 21, 2024. Additional temporary closures may take place over the summer. This page will be updated as more information becomes available and/or the...

Cooling Areas in Midland

Staying cool during a heat wave can be tough. The Town of Midland has two areas where residents are welcome to visit to stay safe while it is extremely hot out. Each location has a water fountain, water bottle refill station, public washrooms, and public seating areas. 

Where to go

Midland Public Library (320 King Street)

Monday: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Tuesday to Thursday: 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Sunday: closed

North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre