Seguin Township

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Increased deisel usage causes emissions jump in Seguin Township

A new report states that the Township's GHG emissions have only decreased by 0.6 per cent compared to the 2016 baseline.

Ontario municipalities advocating for continuance of increased infrastructure funding

The province doubled the fund, from $200 million to $400 million for a period of five years. According to officials, that period ends this year.

MTO engineers assessing Portage Creek Bridge in Seguin Township

The bridge, which runs adjacent to Gordon Bay Marine, is slated for rehabilitation or replacement in 2027-28

Seguin Township unanimously rejects proposed Rosseau Springs development

The proposed development was back in front of council on July 6, after being deferred following several lengthy council discussions on June 1 and April 20.

Seguin Township council defers decision on proposed Rosseau Springs development

A 49-lot subdivision has been proposed for a 106-hectare lot south of Highway 632.

Seguin adopts bylaw to protect ‘dark sky environment’

The new bylaw attempts to reduce light pollution and help preserve the dark sky environment in the Township.

Seguin holding free dump day June 6

Township officials say residents can dispose of bulky items, including furniture and mattresses, for free.

Seguin Township’s Official Plan update proposes to increase waterfront setback

A report provided to council on May 19, outlined a variety of revisions to the township's Official Plan.

Seguin Township contemplating bylaw to regulate outdoor lighting

A draft copy of the proposed 'dark sky' bylaw was presented to council on April 20.

Seguin lowers flags in recognition of National Day of Mourning

Observed annually on April 28, the day is dedicated to remembering workers who have lost their lives, suffered injuries, or developed illnesses as a result of their work.

Seguin Township staff recommend council deny proposed 49-lot subdivision near Rosseau

According to staff, the Township's Official Plan currently does not permit a development of this size in a rural designated area.
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