Welcome to Gore Bay on Beautiful Manitoulin Island
The Town of Gore Bay, located on the North Channel of Lake Huron, is nestled between two splendid, tree-covered bluffs. Incorporated in 1890, Gore Bay is one of the larger communities on Manitoulin with a permanent population of just over 900. Gore Bay is the judicial centre of Manitoulin, and one of the island's commercial and professional centres.
TRANSFER STATION SUMMER HOURS
Monday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Wednesday 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
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Looking for Rental Space for a Special Event? Consider the 2nd Floor of the Red Roof Pavilion 24 Water Street in Gore Bay Great Space for Meetings, Anniversaries, Weddings, & Birthdays Gorgeous view of the Harbour $50/day plus clean-up For those interested, please contact Annette Clarke, CAO/Clerk Town of Gore Bay 15 Water Street, Gore Bay P0P 1H0 Tel: 705-282-2420 Email: aclarke@gorebay.ca |
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Mayor's Report - Winter 2014
By Ron Lane, Mayor Gore Bay
Well, after a long cold and snowy winter it looks like spring is finally here. The birds are back, the creeks are running and people are talking about maple syrup. Along with this tough winter came the usual challenges to keep our streets and sidewalks safe. At this time I would like to say a special thank you to our Public Works staff who worked day and night to be sure everything was well plowed and sanded.
In addition, with the colder than normal winter we also had problems with water lines freezing and although we were better off than many other municipalities we did have a couple of major breaks. In addition there were freeze ups at some residences but with the help of Town... Read more...
By Ron Lane, Mayor Gore Bay
Well, after a long cold and snowy winter it looks like spring is finally here. The birds are back, the creeks are running and people are talking about maple syrup. Along with this tough winter came the usual challenges to keep our streets and sidewalks safe. At this time I would like to say a special thank you to our Public Works staff who worked day and night to be sure everything was well plowed and sanded.
In addition, with the colder than normal winter we also had problems with water lines freezing and although we were better off than many other municipalities we did have a couple of major breaks. In addition there were freeze ups at some residences but with the help of Town... Read more...
