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The Facts, The Progress, The Future - All in One Place





















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R I Z O N S
The Facts, The Progress, The Future - All in One Place





















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A monthly safety message from the Wasaga Beach Fire Department, proudly working with our community to keep residents safe, informed, and prepared.






























Visitors ask what's new in Wasaga Beach. Residents usually reply, "How much time do you have?”
Costco is creating hundreds of jobs. Half the town is updating their resume, and the other half is updating their shopping list.



Wasaga Beach's new long-term care home is welcome news. Some locals have already asked if they can reserve a room just in case.
During the Cruisers' Fun Run, local kids learned that cars once came without touch screens, Wi-Fi, or cup holders big enough for a bucket of popcorn.
Costco is opening later this year. Local freezers are reportedly nervous.
Wasaga Beach continues to grow so quickly that some GPS units are already asking for updates.
Canada Day fireworks lit up the sky. Mosquitoes described it as "a distracting evening.”
Wasaga Beach's growth continues at such a pace that construction cones may soon qualify as an official town mascot.


The Cruisers' Fun Run was so popular that even modern cars wished they had more chrome.
Every major project in Wasaga Beach seems to start with a groundbreaking ceremony. At this point, local shovels deserve their own Hall of Fame.
The high school, Costco and long-term care home are all moving forward. Somewhere, a "Welcome to Wasaga Beach" sign is feeling very proud.
Canada Day in Wasaga Beach featured music, food, family fun and fireworks. In other words, a perfect excuse to postpone mowing the lawn.
Costco is coming, the high school is rising, and the beach is busy. The only thing growing faster than Wasaga Beach is the community's optimism.
The new high school proves that education is expanding in Wasaga Beach. Teenagers remain undecided.
The Cruisers' Fun Run featured vehicles from the 1950s. Some local residents called them "almost new.”
Canada Day Fireworks may last only minutes, but finding sand in your car lasts all summer.





