Derek Howard

1 day ago | midlandtoday.ca | Derek Howard

Cooler heads prevailed during a recent Midland council meeting regarding a proposed ice-cream truck at the Huronia Museum in Little Lake Park, as councillors took their licks at the topic of restaurant competition. A committee of the whole deputation was made by museum executive director Nahanni Born on behalf of a proposed partnership with Midland resident Margaret Hamelin on a thematic soft-serve station in the parking lot area at 549 Little Lake Park Road for the 2025 tourist season.

2 days ago | thespec.com | Derek Howard

The updating of customer service standards and municipal complaint policies prompted members of Midland council to ensure voices in the community would still be heard loud and clear, but urged going through proper channels and not taking frustrations out on front desk workers. The customer service standards policy update, developed by various town departments, proposed updates on customer service to ensure best practices and delivery of service excellence.

3 days ago | pentictonherald.ca | Derek Howard

Route 93 might have a new name, but it’s full of familiar faces. Rebranded from the Economic Development Corporation of North Simcoe (or EDCNS), an official launch of Route 93 took place this week at its new innovation hub on the corner of Hugel Avenue and King Street in Midland. “If you think about Highway 93, it brings everybody to North Simcoe and it's inclusive of all of our communities,” said EDCNS chair Paul Marchildon.

3 days ago | thespec.com | Derek Howard

Route 93 might have a new name, but it’s full of familiar faces. Rebranded from the Economic Development Corporation of North Simcoe (or EDCNS), an official launch of Route 93 took place this week at its new innovation hub on the corner of Hugel Avenue and King Street in Midland. “If you think about Highway 93, it brings everybody to North Simcoe and it’s inclusive of all of our communities,” said EDCNS chair Paul Marchildon.

4 days ago | midlandtoday.ca | Derek Howard

Route 93 might have a new name, but it’s full of familiar faces. Rebranded from the Economic Development Corporation of North Simcoe (or EDCNS), an official launch of Route 93 took place this week at its new innovation hub on the corner of Hugel Avenue and King Street in Midland. “If you think about Highway 93, it brings everybody to North Simcoe and it's inclusive of all of our communities,” said EDCNS chair Paul Marchildon.