News and Media Releases

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE A PROPERTY UNDER THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT

7435 Quaker Road

TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Central Elgin intends to designate the above noted property as a property of cultural heritage value or interest pursuant to section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.

The Municipality of Central Elgin announces the departure of its Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), Carey Herd, who has accepted the role of Chief Administrative Officer with the City of Vernon, British Columbia.

“While Carey’s departure is disappointing, we benefitted enormously from the innovative and authentic leadership she brought to the Municipality,” said Mayor Andrew Sloan.

As colder temperatures approach, Central Elgin’s maintenance crews have been hard at work preparing for the season. Snowplows and winter equipment have been serviced and tuned to ensure they’re ready for action.

The Port Stanley BIA is seeking support from interested businesses, individuals, and community organizations for the 2026 Port Stanley Hanging Basket Sponsorship program. 

Each basket is $250 for the season and includes a plaque.

Applications are now being accepted for short-term rental licences. Starting January 1, 2026, operators must have a valid licence under the

Fall is here! The Municipality of Central Elgin is sharing updates on public washrooms, parking, and recreational facilities to help you enjoy the season.

Port Stanley Visitor Centre Washrooms:

• The Port Stanley Visitor Centre public washrooms, located at 199 Carlow Road, are now open year-round, daily from 8 a.

The Municipality of Central Elgin is inviting community members to share their feedback and help shape the future of the former Psychiatric Hospital Lands—a 168-hectare (416-acre) property with a rare opportunity to create a complete, thriving, and inclusive community.

This week, Central Elgin Council approved the

Water Utility and Property Tax Bill Payments

On Thursday, September 25, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) commenced a work stoppage, impacting Canada Post services. During this stoppage, mail and parcels will not be processed or delivered, and some post offices will be closed.