Community Notices

The Council of the Town of Perth wishes to offer condolences to the Royal Family over the death of Prince Philip. Mayor John Fenik states, “Prince Philip was a man of duty and service, with an ongoing interest and commitment to Canada and will be greatly missed. Our thoughts are with the members of the Royal family in this time of loss.” In his honour, the flag at Town Hall will be lowered to half-mast until his funeral.
For more information, contact:
Shannon...
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The Town of Perth invites interested persons to apply to serve on the Climate Change Sustainability Advisory Panel and/or the Economic Recovery Task Force for the remaining term of Council 2021 - 2022.
Currently the following positions are available:
One (1) citizen member for the Climate Change Sustainability Advisory Panel.
One (1) business owner from a business along Highway 7 (including Perth Mews Mall) for the Economic Recovery Task Force.
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The Town of Perth is in the process of a community rebrand, which includes the creation of a new Town logo and visual identity system. The objective is to create a new brand that uniquely reflects the character and assets that makes up the fabric of our great community.
Community engagement is a vital component of rebranding efforts. As such, we’re inviting the community to take part in an online survey that helps us to understand what’s truly unique about the...
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Due to the provincial lockdown, the Perth Town Hall and all indoor Town facilities will be closed for the next 28 days. This includes the Indoor Pool and the Museum/Tourism Information Centre. Town staff contact information can be found at www.perth.ca/contactus or you can call the main phone number 613-267-3311.

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The Town of Perth has just been notified that the Easter Bunny will do a tour of Perth on Saturday April 3, starting at 10:00 at the Fire Hall. The Easter Bunny was able to share his planned route through town and will drive through all town neighbourhoods. In order to keep the Easter Bunny safe, he will be chaperoned by the Perth Fire Department. It is expected to take about 2 hours for the bunny to make his way around the route. He is asking that everyone follow all public health...
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