Ontario Trails Council brings the right people together to provide reliable information that advances the management and operation of recreational trails, while providing public access to the largest multi-use trail inventory in Canada.
With over 220 individuals, economic development, tourism, planning, recreation, park and club organizations, municipalities, conservation areas as members, the Ontario Trails is the largest, most diverse trail association in Canada. We continue to reach out to new stakeholders and create new working groups at the regional level. It supports our goal of making a difference locally, while acting provincially.
As a major stakeholder in the development of the Ontario Trails Strategy, and the Ontario Trails Act. Ontario Trails was pleased to see 30 years of hard work represented in this provincial policy statement, and legislation for Ontario. We also acknowledge the establishment of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport as the lead Ministry for trails in Ontario.
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Attracting wildlife, developing trails part of property management in rural Thunder Bay – CBC
by Canadian Trails | Apr 29, 2021 | Canadian Trails, Canadian Trails Federation, Ontario
If you have a few hectares of rural property, but really don't know what to do with it, Jeremy Innanen has a solution. Innanen, who owns Innanen Outdoors, said he saw a need to give landowners some help with trail development, creating habitat, or growing food for...
Government invests in bridge rehabilitation in southwestern Ontario – Daily Commercial News
by Canadian Trails | Apr 21, 2021 | Canadian Trails, Canadian Trails Federation, Ontario
DCN-JOC News Services April 20, 2021 REGION OF WATERLOO, ONT.—Ten community infrastructure projects in southwestern Ontario are receiving government funding including the rehabilitation of the heritage designated West Montrose Covered Bridge, located in the...