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ONTARIO TRAILS COUNCIL NEWSLETTER - April 6, 2026 • National Trail Summit - Go Fund Us - • Provincial Budget Affects Recreation • • Seasonal Activity on Ontario Trails • Trail Projects • Updates • Member Services • Ontario Trails Council is a charity, led by a volunteer board of directors, that promotes the use, management, development, and preservation of trails and trail-based activities in Ontario.  Please consider supporting us through a donation or a membership. Thanks.   TOP TRAIL NEWS   Federal Government Funds Conservation Efforts Michael McDonaldMichael McDonald • CEO at Bruce Trail Conservancy Grateful to Prime Minister Mark Carney , Minister Julie Dabrusin and Secretary of State Nathalie Provost for today's announcement to invest in nature. Bruce Trail Conservancy is proud to partner with you to deliver impactful near urban nature conservation projects, that will allow for biodiversity to thrive, and for people to responsibly connect with nature through our iconic Bruce Trail conservation corridor. Special thanks to the MPs in government along the Bruce Trail - who have always supported our work. Karina Gould, Adam van Koeverden, Lisa Hepfner, MCM, Aslam Rana and JP Danko and Chris Bittle - a great day for nature. Bruce Trail ConservancyBruce Trail Conservancy  The Bruce Trail Conservancy applauds the federal government on the launch of "A Force of Nature: Canada’s Strategy to Protect Nature" announced this morning. This initiative will see an investment of $3.8 billion to protect and restore critical habitats, ensure industrial strategies complement conservation efforts, and mobilise new capital for nature. The protection of our natural heritage in the face of habitat fragmentation, pollution, and climate change is critical to the survival of species that rely on our stewardship and integral to our identity as Canadians. We look forward to seeing the impact of this investment as strategy becomes practice.   Read the announcement: https://lnkd.in/epK5CkMQ Canada Unveils $3.8B Nature Strategy to protect lands and waters - Chamber of Shipping Chamber of Shipping The strategy also integrates environmental data and planning tools to align development with conservation goals. Additionally, the government will ...   Carney leans on private money, alternative approaches in nature strategy. Will it work? CBC The new approaches could provide an important boost to conservation in Canada and reduce the burden on Ottawa to do the work alone, ...   Audubon Applauds Canada's Commitment to Protect Nature National Audubon Society The plan also provides significant investments in Indigenous-led conservation work across Canada including support to expand Indigenous Guardians ...   Indigenous Guardians program to benefit from increased funding - APTN News APTN News Tags: climate crisis, conservation, Elizabeth May, Government of Canada ... Do you think lasting reform of the child welfare system is possible? Yes; No.   A Force of Nature: Canada's Strategy to Protect Nature Canada.ca The Government of Canada will achieve the 30x30 conservation target using traditional methods of conservation, such as National Parks and protected ...   Provincial Budget Supports Recreation and Trails The 2026 Ontario budget impacts recreational trails by investing $300 million over six years into the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund to repair, upgrade, and build new facilities. This funding boosts local tourism, improves safety, and helps municipalities expand trail networks for public use.  Key Impacts on Recreational Trails: Increased Infrastructure Funding: The Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund total is raised to $500 million to support community sport and recreation facility improvements, which includes trails.   Northern Ontario Support: The Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC) provides specific funding to improve trails, such as recent investments in snowmobile trail systems.   Safety and Maintenance: Funding supports the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) in maintaining and upgrading thousands of kilometres of trails, ensuring safe and reliable access for users.   Tourism Development: Investments are linked to strengthening tourism infrastructure, encouraging visitors to enjoy outdoor activities in both rural and Northern Ontario.   Accessibility: The funding aims to improve access to nature and keep residents active, bolstering local economies and promoting healthy lifestyles.  Improving accessible built environment standards — 2025 final recommendations report Ontario.ca ... Ontario. The design of public spaces standards lays out accessibility requirements for both recreational trails and beach access routes. The ... Oregon has a plan - Canada X, Ontario X Final state recreational trails plan approved | News | thenewsguard.com The News Guard The Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission has approved the final 2026 Oregon Recreational Trails Plan, which outlines trends and issues, ...   Conservation authorities protect communities - The Hamilton Spectator The Hamilton Spectator Conservation authorities were established in the 1940s as a direct ... 100% Canadian Owned. © Copyright 2026 Metroland Media Group Ltd. All ...   Can Ford seize control of Toronto like it wants with Durham? Durham Post ... Ontario. There have been charges of lack of transparency as evidenced by the Ontario greenbelt scandal, and the lack of accountability over multi ...   Ontario Rural Groups Compete for Growing Home Awards - Farms.com Farms.com The Ontario finalists are: First Beamsville Scouting focuses on youth development by offering outdoor activities such as hiking and camping.     East Algoma OPP – 13 year old MSV Operator Charged No licence – Drive upon public trail. Wawa-news.com On Friday, March 27, 2026, at approximately 6:45 p.m., the East Algoma Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a ... Ontario Chamber backs high speed rail, calls for discipline and follow-through | OCC Ontario Chamber of Commerce Campaign Trail & Advocacy Updates – 2025 Federal Election · Ontario ... “The Ontario Chamber is proud to support this project and looks forward ...   OPP reminds residents about safe dirt bike and ATV use - PTBO Today PTBO Today As warmer weather approaches, the City of Kawartha Lakes Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are reminding residen...   ATV, snowmobile clubs ask counties for help with Alto planning - The Review Newspaper The Review Newspaper ... project happens, that the route does not disrupt the trail system ... “Our goal is to prevent permanent gaps in the Eastern Ontario ATV and/or ...   Mayor's Walks - 2026   Many communities will hold walks on Provincial/International Trails Day. We provide links to walks and trail celebrations that take place June 6, as well as throughout the year. The Ontario Trails "Mayor's Walk" events are open to OTC member organizations to act as hosts for a walk in 2026.  Tell us when you are having an event in 2026 Event Notification Sheet. With trails in 100's of Ontario Communities this is a great way to showcase your local support while enabling all the Mayor's and their trail friends to get out for a celebration of trails.Send us details about your Trail Day Celebration!  Did you Know? Please search 'Trails Day' on Facebook, Ontario Trails provided 80% of Canadian messaging content about trails day.         Ask for the Mayor's Walk event planning tool, email us at execdir@ontariotrails.ca     ONTARIO TRAIL PROJECTS AND FUNDING   Finishing touches put on Burlington's new Tyendinaga Trail - PressReader PressReader ... trail linking the municipal golf course to the Niagara Escarpment at City View Park. ... Ontario Tourism Growth Program contribution is done. “However, ...   Burlington's Tyandaga sells out 2026 golf memberships in 70 minutes - Inside Halton Inside Halton Burlington's Tyandaga sells out 2026 golf memberships in 70 minutes; finishing up 2 km path to Bruce Trail ... Ontario Tourism Growth Program ...   Ontario Streams' General Manager Doug Forder to be guest speaker at HVHTA AGM in Bolton Just Sayin' Caledon The first portion of the meeting will focus on the work of the HVHTA, a review of its finances, an update on upcoming trail building projects, and the ...   Local alpine club wants to make sport more accessible to more people - TBNewsWatch.com TBNewsWatch.com “An easy example would be some of the Indigenous communities and the population, which is a large population of Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario, ...   Bike, pedestrian path to be toll-free on Gordie Howe International Bridge | The Manchester Mirror The Manchester Mirror The path will connect to trails in Windsor, including the Trans Canada Trail, and to other paths on the Michigan side, including on West Jefferson ...   Dear Patrick, Thank you for your support of the G2G Rail Trail. We are pleased to invite you to our 2026 Annual Meeting on Saturday, April 11, at Cowbell Brewery in Blyth. A light lunch and refreshments will be provided. Location: Cowbell Brewery, 40035 Blyth Road Arrival time: Please arrive by 12:30 p.m. for registration Meeting start: 1:00 p.m. We look forward to sharing updates, celebrating the progress we’ve made together, and looking ahead to what’s next for the trail. If you haven’t done so already, please register using the link below. Warmly, Willow Hall Executive Director G2G Rail Trail    Kitchener Trail Improvements Industry Name: Leisure/Parks/Recreation Trade Name: Hike/Bike Trails Project Street: Various/Multiple Project City: Kitchener Detail Of Services: The City is looking to partner with a qualified Contractor to complete trail improvements, including the reconstruction of multi-use trails, upgrades to trail entrances, installation of wayfinding signage, and construction of a new boulevard trail and raised crossings. Questions Contact: Questions related to this report are to be submitted to the Project Representative through the Bidding System by clicking on the Submit a Question button associated with this opportunity.   Ontario's Trails Are Rural Recreation in 85% of Ontario. Patrick Connor Writes - "I'm Proud to be a Board Member with Kim Goodman on this initiative." https://www.facebook.com/ruralrecreationassociation/

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ONTARIO TRAILS COUNCIL NEWSLETTER - March 30, 2026 • National Trail Summit - Go Fund Us - • Provincial Budget Affects Recreation • • Seasonal Activity on Ontario Trails • Trail Projects • Updates • Member Services • Ontario Trails Council is a charity, led by a volunteer board of directors, that promotes the use, management, development, and preservation of trails and trail-based activities in Ontario.  Please consider supporting us through a donation or a membership. Thanks.   TOP TRAIL NEWS The 2026 Ontario budget impacts recreational trails by investing $300 million over six years into the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund to repair, upgrade, and build new facilities. This funding boosts local tourism, improves safety, and helps municipalities expand trail networks for public use.  Key Impacts on Recreational Trails: Increased Infrastructure Funding: The Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund total is raised to $500 million to support community sport and recreation facility improvements, which includes trails.   Northern Ontario Support: The Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC) provides specific funding to improve trails, such as recent investments in snowmobile trail systems.   Safety and Maintenance: Funding supports the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) in maintaining and upgrading thousands of kilometres of trails, ensuring safe and reliable access for users.   Tourism Development: Investments are linked to strengthening tourism infrastructure, encouraging visitors to enjoy outdoor activities in both rural and Northern Ontario.   Accessibility: The funding aims to improve access to nature and keep residents active, bolstering local economies and promoting healthy lifestyles.  Ontario budget projects $13.8B deficit, delays balance again - Barrie News Barrie Today Ontario is projecting a deficit of $13.8 billion for the coming year and pushing back its target date for balancing the budget by another year, ...   Here is how Ontario's 2026 budget will impact Toronto - CP24 CP24 Those projects will serve as a preview for an even bigger slate of projects ... trails and parks when its complete. The province has said work at ...   North Bay considers allowing ATVs on more municipal roads - CTV News CTV News Since 2015, the city has allowed the vehicles to use some roads, allowing riders to link to existing ATV trails that lead to Mattawa and other areas.   Eastern Ontario Wardens' Caucus Opposes Alto High-Speed Rail Project In Its Current Form Kawartha 411 ... trails, and environmentally sensitive areas, and with no long-term economic benefits; and the closure and/or dead-ending of roads will have ... The Waterfall Strategy: How Hamilton is Fighting Overtourism to Save Its Natural Wonders Travel And Tour World ... trails,” says Sarah, a volunteer trail ... Tags: Bruce Trail Conservancy, Hamilton Waterfalls, Overtourism Ontario, Spencer Gorge, sustainable tourism ...   Ski season still going strong - CTV News CTV News “This has been an exceptional year for cross-country skiing,” said Houben. “This far into March, usually we start closing some trails down but the ...   Musher from northwestern Ontario wins Rookie of the Year title at Iditarod Sled Dog Race CBC Terry said he had some challenging times out on the trail, including low moments where he was missing his family and thinking about his kids. Jesse ...   Local Army Cadet Conquers Winter Expedition at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park The Owen Sound Current She also completed two days of cross-country skiing and two days of fat-tire biking on slippery, technical trails. Owen Sound Current is the city's ...   Exploring Ontario Digitally This Winter 2026 - PelhamToday.ca PelhamToday.ca The Art Gallery of Ontario and the Royal Ontario ... Interactive maps, park websites, and regional travel guides allow you to research hiking trails, ...   Got 10 minutes? Here's what to do with it. - Montreal Gazette Montreal Gazette ParticipACTION is urging Canadians to sneak 10 minutes of physical activity into their work day. Claiming that 64 percent of Canadians believe ...   Ontario Nature permanently protects Sauble Dunes North - The Brock Press The Brock Press The acquisition was supported by funding from the Government of Canada's Natural Heritage Conservation Program through the Land Trust Conservation ...   Man missing for 2 months found dead in conservation area near Owen Sound Yahoo News Canada ... conservation area, provincial police said Friday ... Canada · World · Business · Entertainment · Weather · Videos · Sports · Science · Terms ...   Bradford Greenhouses gears up for a busy weekend with the Great Canadian Outdoors Show Barrie 360 A two‑day, family‑friendly event celebrating everything from camping and fishing to wildlife demos and outdoor education.   Ontario's Trails Are Rural Recreation in 85% of Ontario. Patrick Connor Writes - "I'm Proud to be a Board Member with Kim Goodman on this initiative." https://www.facebook.com/ruralrecreationassociation/     OTC President’s Corner  March 2026 As many of us now say, “It’s been a minute” since we last connected and so it has. As a Canadian it would be strange of me not to inject something about the weather – so however you experienced winter in Ontario this season, I’m hoping you found a way to enjoy it outdoors on a trail! Spring is near and we all can feel the sun’s warmth again. It is beginning to feel like a new day in more ways than a seasonal change. I’ll give you a simple example. Since the summer of 2000, the Ontario Trails Council (OTC) and the Trans Canada Trail (TCT) decided it was in their best interest to each take a different “fork in the trail”. The trail each agency followed diverged but were never out of sight and often not out of step with each other’s forward direction. Time passed, trail leaders moved on, history faded and those two forks in the trail, found their way back to a single, more established pathway. If you heard it from someone else, this should help make it clear: the Ontario Trails Council is once again working with the Trans Canada Trail on trail related challenges to find solutions and improve trail operations and the user experience here in Ontario. We need each other – we always have. Starting this week, the OTC is engaging with local trail champions in Durham Region, near Uxbridge – Trails Capital of Canada to knit together a solution that will stabilize the management of the Beaver River Wetland Trail – a 22km TCT section, in collaboration and with the support of the Trans Canada Trail. As an OTC member, trail manager and/or trail enthusiast you may have questions about what changed? What took you so long? How do we tap into this kind of OTC/TCT assistance? What I can tell you here is that this renewed arrangement was long in the making, fostered by many over many years and I’d be happy to share more about how it came to be in several ways. First, I’d like to thank Patrick Connor (OTC Executive Director) and Kim Goodman (OTC Board Member) for their resilience, openness and aim to support this renewed relationship with the Trans Canada Trail team. Now as for the options to connect and learn more see below: Option 1: reach out and email me president@ontariotrails.ca. If my inbox is overwhelmed by your questions, that’ll be a happy problem because we’ll get to meet each other. Option 2: reach out to Patrick Connor (Executive Director) and ask about membership renewal, assistance and support – he’d love to get in touch. execdir@ontariotrails.ca Option 3: Consider attending the Canadian Trail Summit in Winnipeg June 16-19 https://canadiantrailsummit.ca/ being hosted by Trans Canada Trail. This is a great chance to catch up, connect, talk trail challenges and solutions. Also, The Forks in Winnipeg is an iconic destination in Canada, especially in June – not to be missed.   Can’t make the Summit but would still like to support it? We have an OTC GoFundMe account set up below, the aim is to use the funds raised to offset the costs of 10 Ontario attendees to the conference. We’d love the support, but even better is to have 10 reps from Ontario attend and bring back the learning here.   Safe, accessible and enjoyable trails to all of you, Dan   Join Ontario Trails Council We thank all those that join and support our work, individuals play a significant role locally and work with us to make change provincially! Thank-you. RENEWAL - Township of Cavan-Monaghan - Thank - you! The Township of Cavan Monaghan has a number of parks and playgrounds throughout the Township.  All parks, parkland and trails, with the exception of Whitfield Landing shall be considered non-operational from Thanksgiving Monday of each year, until the Friday prior to Victoria Day of each subsequent year. Whitfield Landing will be considered non-operational from the Monday following the 3rd weekend in November, each year to the Friday prior to Victoria Day each subsequent year. During these periods, the Township of Cavan Monaghan will perform no maintenance and only complete minimal inspections. Parks, parkland and trails will have signs erected indicating open season and clearly stating that there is no maintenance when closed. This measure must be taken to protect the safety of persons using park facilities and equipment during a time when environmental conditions may promote or increase the potential for personal injury. Payment Methods: or call 613-484-1140 to Pay by Credit Card. Thank-you!   CANADIAN TRAILS SUMMIT   2026 Canadian Trail Summit – Funding support is available to help individuals and members of non-profit organizations cover costs of attending the summit. Join us in Winnipeg June 16 to 19, 2026, to help shape the future of Canada’s trails!     Learn more + Register here    Please Help send Ontario Trails Council to the National Trail Summit   Ontario Trails Council is revitalizing our partnership with the Trans Canada Trail. Recent talks have gone exceedingly well between the OTC Board and leadership of the TCT. We thank the TCT for the opportunity to support our presence at the national event.   Go Fund Us Unfortunately due to a lack of resources we missed the World Trail Conference 2 years ago. We wish to have a presence in Winnipeg in support of those OTC members that Support the Trans Canada Trail in their communities. With your help we can help shape a better future for trails in Canada. Please donate to get us there. Thank you.

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ONTARIO TRAIL NEWS 

Go Fund Us

You can Help send 10 Ontario Trails Leaders to the National Trail Summit
 

Ontario Trails Council is revitalizing our partnership with the Trans Canada Trail. Recent talks have gone exceedingly well between the OTC Board and leadership of the TCT. We thank the TCT for the opportunity to support our presence at the national event.

Unfortunately due to a lack of resources we missed the World Trail Conference 2 years ago. We wish to have a presence in Winnipeg in support of those OTC members that Support the Trans Canada Trail in their communities.

With your help we can help shape a better future for trails in Canada. Please donate to get us there. Thank you.
 

 

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ONTARIO TRAIL PROJECTS AND FUNDING
 

Apply Now: Canada Fund for Local Initiatives for Local Projects (Malaysia) - fundsforNGOs fundsforNGOs Canadian organizations implementing local development initiatives in Malaysia ... conservation in the Pelagos Sanctuary". Apply Now: BLUNEW Accelerator ...

 

$24K grant helps equip cross country ski club - SNNewsWatch.com SNNewsWatch.com The Northern Trails Ski Club purchased a new snow machine, groomer and trail drag with a $24,500 capital grant from the Ontario Trillium ...

 

Preferred design unveiled for Keating Channel Pedestrian Bridge in Toronto's Port Lands Ontario Construction News ... cycling bridge linking the central waterfront ... Ontario Ltd. Ontario Construction News. en English fr French. en. web analytics. Notifications.

 

Ontario Equine Industry Drives Rural Economy - Farms.com Farms.com It covers horse racing, competitive sports, recreational riding, therapy programs, tourism, education, and training services. These diverse activities ...

  

Grand Trails Cycling Route   The Grand Watershed Trails Network is a not-for-profit organization that seeks to connect people and communities through heritage, cultural and outdoor experiences in the Grand River Watershed.   One of our signature projects has been to create a connected cycling route from Dundalk, where the headwaters of the Grand River arise, to Lake Erie.   We have written to the Ontario Minister of Transportation, the Honourable Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria, requesting that our route be added to the Province-wide Cycling Network as it provides additional connectivity to the network.   Please see the attached letter, which provides additional information about the Grand Trails cycling route.         GRAND WATERSHED TRAILS NETWORK www.grandtrails.ca     EXPLORE THE GRAND TRAILS HERE!

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ONTARIO TRAILS EDUCATION

Trails Risk Management - Level 3 Presented in Partnership with Ontario Trails Council

2 DAY TRAINING OPPORTUNITY

This in-person training course combines classroom discussion with on the ground trail assessment exercises and evaluation of existing trail risk factors and requirements. Risk assessment for multi use or activity optimized trail networks is the core process that identifies risk management needs. This applied training prepares participants as trail inspectors and risk assessors. This is the third training in the trail risk management progression.

The on-the-ground training covers:

This in-person training is taught by Jeff Jackson, Ph.D., a recognized expert in trail risk management and long-time facilitator of the OTC’s risk management training. His experience ranges from provincial level trail policy development, expert opinion in trail-based legal proceedings, publishing a number of risk management chapters in trail related publications, and work as a risk consultant, trail builder and manager in both winter and summer.

Participants are to bring footwear, rain jacket and water bottle, plus their existing inspection forms or inspection documentation.

Pre-requisite: OPA’s Trail Risk Management – level 1 & 2 online webinar

NOTE: this 16 hour training course is delivered in-person, in class and outdoors.

Course Date: June 22,  23, 2026

Course Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

Course Location: Jack Burger Sports Complex 60 Highland Dr, Port Hope On. L1A 3Z7

This course is being delivered in partnership with Ontario Trails Council and counts as 1 credit towards your Parks Practitioner Designation.

Please register online, an invoice will be sent to you within 24hrs of registering. Payment can then be made online through the invoice you will receive or via cheque (made payable to Ontario Parks Association).

Show details

• 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM (EDT)
• Location - Jack Burger Sports Complex 60 Highland Dr, Port Hope On. 
• Trail inspection and risk assessment process and procedures 
• Risk assessment tied to trail management objectives
• Objective versus subjective assessment criteria
• Inspection forms and documentation
• Show details

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In all these cases a group like Ontario Trails can guide you to trail certification in Trail Stewardship, Planning or Management through our in class or on-line learning through Confederation College. Or a use federation can get you the training you need to use trails and your machine in a safe way. This page highlights some of these ways.

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ONTARIO TRAIL TOURISM, MARKETING AND MEDIA
 

Canada's Great Lakes Shore Is 'Ontario's Unofficial Beach Capital' Less Than 2 Hours From Toronto Islands Just south of Niagara Falls, Niagara's South Coast features sandy Lake Erie beaches, waterfront trails, and lakeside towns near Toronto.

 

History lives at Crysler's Farm - Cornwall Seaway News Cornwall Seaway News JASON SETNYK. Crysler's Farm Battlefield, a National Historic Site near Morrisburg, remains one of the most defining locations in the War of 1812.

 

Book reveals new Lake Superior hiking trails - Duluth News Tribune Duluth News Tribune A green water inlet along the growing Group of Seven Trail, near Marathon, Ontario. Contributed / Rudi Hargesheimer. The book's first coastal trail is ...

 

 

Readers say his dreamy park with silky beaches is the best place they've visited in Ontario Yahoo News Canada You can spend your days swimming in pristine waters, strolling along soft beaches, hiking scenic trails, and venturing to the edge of Canada for an ...

 

Tucked Between Montreal And Ottawa Is Canada's Scenic Riverside Park With Beaches ... - Islands Islands Voyageur Provincial Park is on the Ottawa River, which forms the border between the two provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Paddling the safe bays ...

 

Sweet season returns at Mountsberg sugar bush - The Hamilton Spectator The Hamilton Spectator Vanzelle Wong, Matthias Antiri and Zeph Shuker enjoy maple butter in the Candy Cabin at Mountsberg Conservation Area. ... 100% Canadian Owned.

 

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Tourism Stakeholder Session – Haliburton Highlands

Tourism operators and partners are invited to join an upcoming Tourism Stakeholder Session for the Haliburton Highlands — an opportunity to connect, share insights, and stay informed on regional initiatives. Participants will receive updates on tourism marketing and upcoming plans, learn about the new Municipal Services Corporation, and have time to network and engage in discussion with fellow operators. Date: Thursday, April 2, 2026 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Location: Pinestone Resort, Haliburton Whether you operate accommodations, attractions, restaurants, retail, or tourism services, your voice and participation are valuable as we work together to strengthen tourism across the region. For more information, or if you have any questions, please contact aingram@haliburtoncounty.ca.