News and Notices

Extreme Cold Warning

Environment and Climate Change Canada issued an Extreme Cold warning for Midland throughout the week. Learn how to stay safe and where warming spaces are in Midland

Cold Weather in Midland

Everyone can be affected by the cold. It is important to take extra steps to stay safe during enhanced cold weather conditions, as directed by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU).

When temperatures reach -15oC, wearing adequate protective clothing and limiting long periods outside will help us stay warm and safe. The SMDHU has helpful tips on their Cold Weather webpage. By being mindful and taking extra precaution, we can ensure the safety and well-being of our community.

Warming spaces...

Royal Canadian Legion supports Midland Fire Department with purchasing new thermal technology

Media Release Royal Canadian Legion supports Midland Fire Department with purchasing new thermal technology

For Immediate Release

(January 14, 2025 – Midland, ON) Yesterday members of Council, CAO Rhonda Bunn and Director of Emergency Services/Fire Chief Richard Renaud, met with representatives from Midland’s Royal Canadian Legion Branch 80 to celebrate the Legion’s financial support of $6,650 for a new NFPA 1801 Certified Thermal Imaging Camera for Midland Fire.

“Thank you to the Royal Canadian...

Nominations are open for the 2025 Heritage Awards

Celebrate Midland's history with the 2025 Heritage Awards - nominations are open!

The Heritage Awards are back and the Town of Midland is looking for nominations. There are two award types to nominate for; Heritage Merit Awards and Heritage Appreciation Awards.

Heritage Awards Nomination Form, submissions close January 22, 2025 at 4:30 p.m.

Heritage Merit Award:

• Since 1994, the Heritage Merit Award recognizes the buildings and properties that contribute to conserving and maintaining the Town’s built...

Winter closures for Midland's parks and trails

Winter maintenance on parks and trails in Midland

During the colder season, Midland's parks and trails are closed. This helps protect these outdoor spaces and limits potential damage. In some locations, barriers have been added to prevent use and ensure everyone's safety as there is no maintenance. 

Your understanding and cooperation in keeping residents, visitors and these important outdoor spaces safe is appreciated. 

Learn more about winter maintenance in Midland. 

See something and let the Town...