Posts by Town of Bracebridge

The Town of Bracebridge is taking a significant step forward in delivering new affordable housing in the downtown core.

I, Mayor Rick Maloney, hereby approve the by-laws passed at the Town of Bracebridge Special Council meeting held on March 3, 2026 in accordance with s. 284.11(4) of the Municipal Act, 2001.

Effective Monday, March 9 at 12:01 a.m., the annual reduced load limit will be in place to ensure the road base on all Town of Bracebridge roadways are not damaged due to thawing temperatures and heavy vehicles.

I, Mayor Rick Maloney, hereby issue this direction to staff in accordance with s. 284.3, 284.4 and 284.16 of the Municipal Act, 2001.

As plans get underway for building upgrades and improvements in the year ahead, the Town is inviting property owners, businesses, and investors to take advantage of updated financial incentive programs available through the Community Improvement Plan (CIP).

The Town of Bracebridge has introduced the “RZone”, a policy designed to promote and uphold respectful, responsible behaviour, in all recreation facilities, programs and parks. The policy draws on best-practices established in other Ontario municipalities and further supports the Town’s commitment to creating safe, inclusive spaces for everyone.

I, Mayor Rick Maloney, hereby approve the by-laws passed at the Town of Bracebridge Council meeting held on February 11, 2026 in accordance with s. 284.11(4) of the Municipal Act, 2001.

Celebrate the season with gifts that commemorate Bracebridge and the milestone anniversary year. From unique community-branded gifts to versatile Shop the Bridge gift cards and limited-edition collectibles, there are countless ways to give meaningful, locally inspired presents while supporting Bracebridge businesses.

Today, the Mayor’s 2026 Budget and Business Plan was officially adopted, marking an important step forward for a growing community focused on strategic investments, fiscal sustainability, and keeping services strong.