Have you received your new residential property assessment notice from MPAC – the Ontario Municipal Property Assessment Corporation? (If you own a farm, business, or multi-residential property, you should receive your assessment mid-October.)
Unveiling and rededication of two significant historic and cultural artifacts – a WW1 Cenotaph and the newly restored WW1 Mortar – at Old Pelham Hall on Saturday.
As a response to recent articles in the local newspaper and the direction given by Council to the Summerfest Committee we provide our input as well as the direction we will take to address the concerns of the petition presented to council on August 22nd, 2016.
Join Pelham as we celebrate Culture Days – the largest-ever Canada-wide public participation campaign undertaken by the arts and cultural community.
Over the last couple of months, there’s been a lot of interest about the former “Timmsdale House” and about heritage in general.
If two neighbours cannot get along, one or the other enlists the assistance of Staff to enforce various Town bylaws.
After a successful inaugural Spring Community Expo on Family Day 2016, community groups and residents requested that a second Expo be hosted to focus on fall and winter activities.
The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) Conference in Windsor is an annual three-day conference offering a range of learning sessions and networking opportunities with more than 1,300 delegates expected.
Ever wonder what controls the heights and sizes of buildings in a community? What rules allow certain type of uses – like a gas station or an apartment building or townhouse – in one area, but not in another?
Thanks to you and the more than 30,000 other people who enjoyed Pelham Summerfest over the festival’s four days! Your attendance and community spirit made it a huge success!
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