LATEST NEWS - Read the latest Council Minutes. - See the Agenda for the next council meeting. - 2020 Recycling Calendar - For the latest local news check out the North Channel Current - Make sure you have a 72 hour Emergency Survival Kit. It could save your life!!! For further information go to emergencymanagementontario.ca - Improve your safety and add your name to the Vulnerable Persons Registry - If you have any concerns raise them with the Town Council.	ACCESSIBILITY POLICY & PLAN Click on the links below to review the latest revisions of the Town of Bruce Mines Accessible Customer Service Policy Town of Bruce Mines Accessibility Plan Written information and other forms of communication are accessible, upon request.
NEWS RELEASE "The Town of Bruce Mines benefits from Ontario support for main streets!" Ernie Hardeman, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs  Read the full news release here.	TRI-NEIGHBOURS MEMBER AT LARGE The Tri-Neighbours Board of Management has a position available for a Member at Large to sit on the Board. For further details and application instructions click here.
FIRE PERMIT With effect from May 20, a fire permit must be obtained before you commence burning. Complete an application. INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Fill in: Date, Name, Address, Signature of Permittee (Sign), Phone number 2. Print your filled-in form and save a copy to your computer. 3. Either Email your completed form to brucemines@bellnet.ca , post through the mail slot at the Town Office or post via regular mail.. Payment for the permit can be made through existing online payments for your tax/water sewer account. If you are paying by this method please ensure you process this as a separate amount. Please do not include the fee with your taxes and /or water amount. Alternatively we will accept cash or cheque through our mail slot at the front entrance or payment through regular mail. Seasonal permits available only, at a cost of $10. If payment is not received within 7 days, the permit becomes invalid.
	CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) The province has enacted a declaration of emergency to help contain and respond to the spread of COVID-19 and protect the public. We have created a separate page dedicated to the Coronavirus. There you will find all the information that you need to help you stay healthy, advise on what you need to do if you do experience symptoms together with any additional information you may require during this time. The page will be updated as and when new information or guidance is made available. Please check back regularly for any updates. COVID BORDER ALERT For Canadians crossing the US border for essential travel or work in Michigan. There have been recent COVID-19 cases confirmed in Chippewa County and across northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. Any close contact is a possible exposure. Be vigilant and protect yourself and loved ones. Practice physical distancing at all times, wear a mask, and frequently wash your hands or use a hand sanitizer. If you feel sick, or are worried you have been exposed go straight home, self-isolate and call your local assessment centre to get tested.
FIRE BAN The Town of Bruce Mines Fire Department has imposed a FIRE BAN effective Thursday, July 23rd, 2015, until further notice.  Open air burning of brush, grass, debris and use of incinerators is NOT permitted.  Please listen to your local radio stations for further updates or for more information contact the municipal office at 705-785-3493.  Thank you for your cooperation.
HURON NORTH COMMUNITY ECONOMIC ALLIANCE The Business Development Bank and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce have provided free webinars on a range of topics. To view past webinars delivered by the BDB click here. To view past webinars delivered by the CCC click here.

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