Showing posts with label 2014 Municipal Election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2014 Municipal Election. Show all posts

Friday, 10 October 2014

The October 2014 FOCA elert

The October FOCA elert is out

This months topics include:


Municipal Elections = October 27th

Mail in ballets are being distributed in many rural Ontario municipalities now.


Ontario Ministries set priorities

On September 25, 2014, for the first time, the Premier of Ontario openly released "mandate letters" for each Provincial Ministry, providing a window on the direction of the current government as part of efforts to be the "most open government in Canada."


Cottage Closing

Say it isn't so: time for closing up the cottage for the season? Get tips from FOCA, as posted recently by the Insurance Bureau of Canada in their blog, "Get in the Know:"


Federal, and Ontario Environmental Auditors release reports

The week of October 6th saw the release of reports from both the Federal Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development, and the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario.


It is Fire Prevention Week

The fire service reminds us that working smoke alarms save lives. Please test yours this weekend!

http://bit.ly/1D0pBve FOCA

Sunday, 14 September 2014

Municipal Election 2014

Municipal Election 2014

http://bit.ly/1pfeW6q FOCA

2014 is a Municipal Election Year – FOCA wants YOU to vote in your rural municipality


FOCA encourages our members, and all individuals, to get involved in the October 27th, 2014 Ontario Municipal Elections. The term of office for elected representatives is December 1st, 2014 to November 30th, 2018 (a four year term).

Municipal Election 2014 Coming Soon

North Simcoe candidate lists finalized for Oct. 27 election

http://bit.ly/1BDhBja   Simcoe.com

It is municipal election time in Ontario, see who is running in our area.

Monday, 16 June 2014

2014 Ontario Municipal Election information for Tiny Township

The next municipal Election is Monday, October 27, 2014.

Municipal elections happen every four years in Ontario. Eligible electors will vote for mayor, deputy mayor, councillor and school board trustee.

The Township of Tiny Council members are elected "at large" which means eligible electors vote amongst all candidates for the offices of mayor, deputy mayor and councillors. The Township's voting method is Vote-by-Mail. This voting method has been used during the last two elections and has proven to be quite efficient in meeting the needs of our permanent and seasonal electors, as well as meeting accessibility requirements.

Thinking of Running and/or Voting in Tiny? Check out the township's page on the 2014 municipal election.

http://bit.ly/1pYCwYn Tiny Township