Augusta Township heads to Toronto with key issues on the agenda

Friday, January 16, 2026 at 6:00 AM

The delegations are expected to meet with decision-makers to share local perspectives

Augusta Township is sending delegations to Toronto this weekend to raise concerns with provincial officials.

Deputy Mayor Adrian Wynands noted the first topic the township plans to discuss during meetings.

He said a second subject will also be part of the discussions and is just as important to the community.

The delegations are expected to meet with decision-makers to share local perspectives.

The goal is to build awareness and seek support on issues affecting services, growth and long-term planning.

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