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SolarBank has secured IESO approval to establish a 4.99 MW BESS in Armour Township. During recent consultations with Township staff in connection with proposed Official Plan and Zoning Amendments, and site plan approval for BESS, Township staff requested a full and transparent public engagement process. The applicant proposes to co-locate a 4.99 megawatt BESS operation with an existing solar array on the land. Ontario’s electrical distribution regulator, IESO approved the subject Pegg’s Mountain property for expedited approval. The applicant will be submitting an information package on BESS systems as part of the application submission.
The Township Office and Municipal Garage will be closed on Monday, September 1, 2025 in recognition of Labour Day. The Landfill will be open from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (winter hours start) Council and staff wish you a safe and Happy Holiday.
At AHHC (Almaguin Highlands Health Council), they believe the best healthcare solutions are built together—with patients, families, caregivers, and healthcare partners working as one community. That’s why they are inviting YOU to take part in an important community survey . 📝 Click here to complete the survey now → Survey Link Your voice matters. Whether you’re a patient, caregiver, healthcare provider, or simply someone who cares deeply about the wellbeing of our region, your input will directly influence the planning and delivery of healthcare in the Almaguin Highlands. Why Participate? You know the challenges and strengths of our healthcare system firsthand. You can help guide decisions that affect your care—and the care of your neighbours. By coming together, AHHC can ensure healthcare services reflect the real needs of our community. Your Voice Matters: What Happens After the AHHC Survey? 🔍 AHHC will use your input to identify opportunities for local government to support healthcare improvements. Your feedback will help AHHC highlight specific areas where local collaboration can make a difference—whether it’s better access to services, support for caregivers, or more seamless care between providers. 📣 Then, AHHC will bring the community together at a public summit. Once AHHC has gathered and reviewed your feedback, AHHC will host a Public Healthcare Summit to share the results, outline next steps, and continue the conversation. Let’s build a healthier future for Almaguin Highlands— together .
Armour Township Council and staff are looking for your ideas, input, and feedback through the 2025 Armour Township Future Planning Survey. Please take 10-15 minutes to share your thoughts and help us plan for future prosperity and better tax-dollar value for all residents and community members.
The Township of Armour is declaring a Significant Weather Event in response to extreme rainfall and stormwater flooding that occurred between July 6 and July 7, 2025. This declaration is being made in accordance with Ontario Regulation 239/02.
The Township of Armour would like to inform residents and visitors that a temporary radar digital speed sign is being rotated through various locations in the community.
The Township of Armour Roads Department wishes to inform residents that road rehabilitation and construction will be taking place along Ferguson Road, between approximately civic address 343 and 834 Ferguson Road.
To hear movie listings via an automated answering service, call 705.382.3138 ext 281. Please note this is an answering service, the phone is not answered. Tickets and confection are CASH ONLY.
(Thursday, May 22, 2025, Muskoka, ON) – Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare (MAHC) remains committed to keeping the community informed as we move forward with the Made-in-Muskoka Healthcare plan to transform healthcare locally. Late last year, MAHC submitted its Stage 1.3 Functional Program to the Ministry of Health. While we have not yet received formal approval, we are maintaining regular communication with Ontario Health, the Ministry of Health, and Infrastructure Ontario to support the review and approval process. We have had positive conversations, and we are moving forward with the purchase of land from the Town of Bracebridge. “We understand how important this redevelopment is for our communities,” said Cheryl Harrison, President & CEO of MAHC. “This isn’t just a planning process — it’s a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine and rebuild health care for Muskoka.” The project represents a nearly $1 billion investment from the Province of Ontario and our local communities — an investment in high-quality, accessible health care for generations to come. “Our Board is incredibly proud of the vision reflected in this plan,” said Dave Uffelmann, Board Chair. “We’ve listened to our communities, our physicians, and our care teams. We’re focused on delivering the future of health care right here in Muskoka.” As part of the provincial capital planning process, MAHC is following a multi-stage approach outlined by the Ministry of Health. A visual overview of that process is included in this release and is being shared with our media partners to help illustrate the complexity and sequence of approvals required. For broader context on infrastructure planning timelines across Ontario, the most recent update from Infrastructure Ontario is also available in their June 2024 Market Update. MAHC is currently in the early planning stages, with construction anticipated to begin as early as 2029, pending all necessary government approvals. To learn more about the Made-in-Muskoka Healthcare plan — including what’s proposed, why it matters, and how you can stay engaged — please visit our microsite at www.madeinmuskokahealthcare.ca. -30- Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare (MAHC) is a multi-site health care organization accredited with exemplary standing that provides acute care services at the Huntsville District Memorial Hospital and South Muskoka Memorial Hospital in Bracebridge. Find out more about Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare by visiting www.mahc.ca. Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. For more information or to arrange an interview, please contact: Bobbie Clark, Director of Communications & Stakeholder Relations 705-645-4404 ext. 3336; bobbie.clark@mahc.ca All media inquiries should be directed to Administration through Corporate Communications at 705-789-2311, ext. 2544. Keep up to date on media releases: https://www.mahc.ca/Modules/news/en
Accessibility requirements The AODA is the law that sets out a process for developing, implementing and enforcing accessibility standards that government, businesses, non-profits and public sector organizations must follow to become more accessible. These laws and standards are intended to make Ontario open to everyone by helping to reduce and remove barriers. Municipal Accessibility Plan Customer Service Policy 2025 Accessibility Compliance Report - Submission #ACR-109576 2024 Accessibility Compliance Report 2023 Accessibility Compliance Report The Township of Armour is committed to: Improved accessibility for people with disabilities; Removing barriers in a timely manner; Maintaining accessibility as a priority in the township's decision-making process; and Excellence in serving all of our clients, including people with disabilities. The Township's website has been designed to be WCAG 2.0 level AA compliant and to meet the Province of Ontario's Accessible Information and Communications Standard. Exceptions The Township recognizes that there are situations where it is not practical to present content in an accessible format. Examples of such exceptions include: Mapping or GIS data; Engineering drawings or complex technical data; Vendor web applications where the Township was unable to negotiate contractual obligation to maintain accessibility; Presentation content where rendering accessible would hinder the ability to achieve its intended purpose; Content that cannot be rendered accessible without significant impact; and External contributors may provide content which does not comply with Township web accessibility standards. Converting such document to an accessible format is deemed non-practicable. Legislation View the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 View the Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001 Other Resources Guide to Accessible Public Engagement Request accessible formats and supports Upon request, we will provide or will arrange for accessible formats and communication supports. If you require accommodation, have any questions, want to provide feedback or if you have a comment, please contact our office.
