Hastings County Community Profile

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On behalf of Hastings County and its residents,
I wish to extend a warm welcome. Our County
is vibrant with a rich and colourful history and a
future full of potential. A recent survey of
International and Canadian tourists has even
uncovered that Hastings County is among the
top 15 places visited in Ontario! This
Community Profile was created to provide our
business community, prospective investors and
developers with current information on our
region. It provides a report of our County’s vital
statistics as they relate to demographics,
economic base, education, lifestyle and our
government activity. I am confident that the
information contained within these pages will
be of great benefit to you. Our Profile is
updated annually to ensure that the most
current statistics are available. Should you
have any questions about the information
provided, our economic development staff
within the Planning & Development
Department would be more than pleased to
assist.
Sincerely,
Rick Phillips, Warden
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www.investinhastings.ca
Introduction....................................................................................................4
Map of Hastings County.................................................................................5
General Statistics........................................................................................6
Census Populations.......................................................................................6
Age Characteristics........................................................................................7
Education Characteristics..............................................................................8
Average Home Prices....................................................................................9
Employment.............................................................................................. 10
Major Employers..........................................................................................10
Wage Rates by Occupation.........................................................................11
Tax Information..........................................................................................12
Building and Development Charges........................................................15
Utilities........................................................................................................24
Water and Sewer Rates...............................................................................24
Electricity Rates...........................................................................................27
Natural Gas Rates.......................................................................................28
Transportation Information.......................................................................29
Community Information............................................................................33
Education.....................................................................................................33
Financial Institutions....................................................................................33
Accommodations.........................................................................................34
Recreation...................................................................................................35
Contact Information.....................................................................................38
General Contacts.........................................................................................38
Service Clubs...............................................................................................39
County and Townships.................................................................................40
Elected Officials...........................................................................................41
Family Physician Recruitment..................................................................42
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Hastings County commands a unique and enviable position in the Province of Ontario. You can find
yourself just seconds to work and minutes to the cottage. A sound industrial/commercial base,
revitalized downtowns and the legacy of a strong work force has made Hastings County the viable
County that it is today. Hastings County is the second largest County in Ontario with 14 lower-tier
municipalities. These communities offer The Best of Both Worlds. Whether you want to be right in the
centre of town or out on the lake, Hastings offers a great alternative to the large metropolitan city. In
an era when access to broadband and communications breaks down the barriers, no longer does the
large city have the advantage over the small regional community. With the area of 1,473,861 acres
served by Canada’s largest toll-free Highway 401, the Trans Canada Highway #7 and Highways 62,
37, and 28, the County offers excellent road accessibility. You can be in the Greater Toronto Area in
less than 2 hours! The County offers a low cost of living and marvellous educational facilities. Loyalist
College (Canada’s outstanding small college) provides numerous training programs in support of
local businesses and industries. As well, both Trent and Queen’s Universities are within commuting
distance.
Hastings County is the place to invest and expand your business!
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Location
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Halfway between Toronto and
Ottawa
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Second largest County in
Ontario (1,473,861 acres)
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160 km/100 miles from north to
south
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14 member municipalities and
separated cities of Belleville
and Quinte West
DISTANCE TO MAJOR URBAN CENTRES
City
Drive Time
KMs/Miles
Toronto/GTA
165/103
1 ¾ hrs
Montreal
360/225
3 hrs
Windsor/Detroit
540/338
6 hrs
New York City
678/424
7 hrs
Buffalo/Fort Erie
336/210
3 ¾ hrs
Ottawa
168/105
2 hrs
Syracuse
264/165
2 ½ hrs
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Census Populations
Municipality
Source: Statistics Canada 2011 Census
2011
2006
Change (%)
Hastings County*
134,935
130.474
+3.4
Town of Bancroft
3,880
3,838
+1.1
892
950
-6.1
Municipality of Centre Hastings
4.543
4,386
+3.6
Town of Deseronto
1,835
1,824
+0.6
Faraday Township
1,468
1,581
-7.0
Municipality of Hastings Highlands
4,168
4,033
+3.3
352
364
-3.3
Madoc Township
2,197
2,069
+6.2
Marmora and Lake Township
4,074
3,912
+4.1
Stirlling-Rawdon Township
4,978
4,906
+1.5
586
682
-14.1
Municipality of Tweed
6,057
5,612
+7.9
Tyendinaga Township
4,150
4,070
+2.0
708
730
-3.0
Carlow/Mayo Township
Limerick Township
Tudor and Cashel Township
Wollaston Township
* Including separated cities of Belleville and Quinte West
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Age Characteristics of the Population
Characteristics
Hastings
County Total*
Hastings
Hastings
County Male* County Female*
Total Population
134,935
65,860
0 to 4 years
6,850
5 to 9 years
Source: Statistics Canada 2011 Census
Ontario
Total
Ontario
Male
Ontario
Female
69,080
12,851,820
6,263,140
6,588,685
3,475
3,375
704,260
360,590
343,670
6,770
3,455
3,315
712,755
365,290
347,465
10 to 14 years
7,565
3,860
3,710
763,755
391,630
372,125
15 to 19 years
8,980
4,625
4,335
863,635
443,680
419,950
20 to 24 years
7,615
3,885
3,725
852,910
432,490
420,415
25 to 29 years
7,105
3,575
3,530
815,120
400,045
415,075
30 to 34 years
7,180
3,515
3,670
800,365
383,340
417,030
35 to 39 years
7,250
3,555
3,700
844,335
405,845
438,485
40 to 44 years
8,395
4,085
4,320
924,075
447,920
476,155
45 to 49 years
11,055
5,455
5,605
1,055,880
517,510
538,370
50 to 54 years
11,270
5,505
5,765
1,006,140
492,560
513,580
55 to 59 years
10,130
4,895
5,235
864,620
418,755
445,865
60 to 64 years
9,845
4,805
5,040
765,655
370,370
395,275
65 to 69 years
7,480
3,675
3,805
563,485
270,875
292,610
70 to 74 years
5,965
2,815
3,150
440,780
206,350
234,435
75 to 79 years
4,730
2,200
2,530
356,150
161,345
194,805
80 to 84 years
3,465
1,480
1,980
271,510
113,620
157,890
85 years and over
3,285
995
2,290
264,400
80,925
165,475
Median age of
population
44,9
43.7
45.9
40.4
39.4
41.3
% of the
population aged
15 and over
84.3
83.6
84.9
83.0
82.2
83.9
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Education Characteristics of the Population
Source: Statistics Canada
2011 Census
Characteristics
Total Population 15 years and over
Hastings
County Total
106,575
Hastings
County Male
51,825
No certificate, diploma or degree
29,400
14,550
14,850
2,183,625
1,059,015
1,124,615
High School certificate or equivalent
30,840
14,720
16,120
2,628,575
1,220,380
1,408,190
Apprenticeship/Trades certificate/diploma
11,155
7,610
3,540
785,115
514,820
270,295
College, CEGEP or other non-university
certificate or diploma
22,600
9,035
13,565
1,804,775
782,360
1,022,420
University certificate or diploma below the
bachelor level
2,585
1,075
1,505
405,270
181,355
223,915
University certificate, diploma or degree
9,995
4,830
5,170
2,012,060
986,780
1,025,280
Total Population Aged 15 to 24
16,715
8,530
8,185
1,624,835
826,425
798,410
7,950
4,230
3,725
648,300
348,960
299,345
5,605
2,880
2,725
627,010
321,420
305,590
465
370
95
37,475
22,735
14,740
1,870
770
1,105
160,140
72,655
87,480
bachelor level
160
65
95
33,875
15,860
18,020
660
220
440
118,030
44,790
73,240
13,310
6,515
6,790
1,529,590
737,610
791,980
1,710
960
745
132,715
73,165
59,550
4,250
2,530
1,720
364,260
200,340
163,920
1,045
645
400
91,525
56,430
35,095
4,270
1,580
2,690
372,355
165,310
207,050
bachelor level
210
60
150
68,800
31,275
37,525
1,820
740
1,080
499,935
211,090
288,845
55,700
27,400
28,300
5,108,740
2,488,355
2,620,380
10,980
5,780
5,205
766,810
383,295
383,520
16,615
7,760
8,860
1,296,405
580,705
715,710
6,890
4,670
2,220
489,605
320,260
169,345
13,630
5,550
8,075
1,089,270
470,180
619,090
bachelor level
1,465
615
850
241,150
108,080
133,065
6,120
3,030
3,090
1,225,490
625,845
599,650
Hastings County Ontario Total Ontario Male
Female
9,819,420
4,744,710
54,750
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Ontario
Female
5,074,710
Average Home Prices
(Based on available information from Quinte and District,
and the Bancroft and Area Real Estate Boards)
Location
Average
Home Cost
Quinte Area*
$222,077
$160,529
Madoc Township
$145,637
Municipality of Marmora and Lake
$162,469
Stirling-Rawdon Township
$175,280
$159,347
Tyendinaga Township
$204,166
North Hastings
$182,832
*The Quinte Area consists of Belleville,
Quinte West, Municipality of Prince Edward,
Tyendinaga Township, Stirling-Rawdon
Township, Municipality of Centre Hastings,
Municipality of Tweed, Marmora and Lake
Township, as well as other adjacent communities.
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Major Employers in Hastings County
Source: Direct Phone Calls to Employers 2014
Employer
Service
Number of
Employees
Phone Number
Corporation of the County of Hastings*
Public Administration
900
613-969-1319
Centennial Manor (part of County of Hastings)
Long-Term Care Facility
140
613-332-2070
Hydro One Inc.
Electricity
100
1-888-664-9376
Caressant Care Marmora
125
613-472-3130
IKO Madoc
Manufacturing - Shingles
102
613-473-0430
Levesque Brothers
Residential Construction
100
613-332-5533
Tim Horton’s Madoc
Food Services
40
613-473-2622
McDonald’s Madoc
Food Services
53
613-473-1081
Stirling Manor
90
613-395-2596
Canadian Tire Bancroft
Retail Business
62
613-332-1074
North Hastings Secondary School
Education
80
613-332-1220
Foley Bus Lines Madoc
Transportation
65
613-473-4624
First Nations Technical Institute
Education
50
613-396-2122
Pepin’s No Frills Bancroft
Retail Grocery Store
71
613-332-8209
Friendly Manor Nursing Home
64
613-396-3438
Ivanhoe Cheese
Dairy Manufacturing
80
613-473-4269
Fraser Lake Camp
Summer Camp
60
613-332-3351
Foodland Bancroft
Retail Grocery Store
80
613-332-6664
Danford Construction Ltd.
Site Preparation Contractors
52
613-473-2468
Township of Stirling-Rawdon
Municipal Administration
50
613-395-3380
Jan Woodlands Inc.
Lumber Manufacturing
30
613-332-4500
Tim Horton’s Bancroft
Food Services
60
613-332-0299
Freymond Lumber Ltd.
Logging
45
613-332-3020
(including all departments)
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Source: jobbank.gc.ca for Kingston Region which
includes Hastings County, 2014
Wage Rates By Occupation
NOC
Occupation Title
Avg. Wage
$/hr
High End
$/hr
Low End
$/hr
0711
Construction Managers
32.83
55.13
20.00
0911
Manufacturing Managers
37.09
57.69
19.23
1111
Financial Auditors and Accountants
28.85
54.95
16.82
1221
Administrative Officers
19.00
32.97
13.40
2211
Chemical Technologists and Technicians
24.04
39.42
15.00
3152
Registered Nurses
38.49
43.00
20.51
3233
Licensed Practical Nurses
25.00
32.00
18.95
3413
Nurses Aides, Orderlies etc.
19.22
22.21
13.89
3414
Other Assisting Jobs in Health Support
18.50
26.48
12.00
6421
Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks
*11.00+
17.09
11.00
6453
Food and Beverage Servers
*11.00+
12.91
11.00
6611
Cashiers
*11.00+
11.40
11.00
6622
Grocery Clerks and Store Shelf Stockers
*11.00+
18.40
11.00
7241
Electricians (Except Industrial)
24.91
37.00
14.00
7411
Truck Drivers
20.00
30.00
13.50
7452
Material Handlers
14.42
23.80
11.00
7611
Construction Trades Helpers and Labourers
15.00
24.60
11.00
8241
Logging Machinery Operators
18.25
23.40
14.00
8256
General Farm Workers
12.00
16.00
11.00
8421
Chainsaw and Skidder Operators
20.00
27.00
11.67
8616
Logging and Forestry Labourers
17.50
24.15
12.00
9513
Woodworking Machine Operators
18.01
20.46
11.00
9614
Labourers in Wood, Pulp & Paper Processing
13.58
18.50
11.00
*Average not given
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Tax Information
Tax Rates By Municipality
Hastings County - Class
Tax Ratios
General
County
Education
Residential Occupied
1.000000
0.00281139
0.00195000
Mulit-Residential Occupied
1.153500
0.00324294
0.00195000
Commercial Occupied
1.100000
0.00309253
0.00899698
Commercial Excess Land
0.770000
0.00216477
0.00629789
Commercial Vacant Land
0.770000
0.00216477
0.00629789
Industrial Occupied
1.129200
0.00317462
0.01190000
Industrial Excess Land
0.733980
0.00206351
0.00773500
Industrial Vacant Land
0.733980
0.00206351
0.00773500
Pipelines Occupied
0.821900
0.00231068
0.00996285
Farm Occupied
0.250000
0.00070285
0.00048750
Managed Forests Occupied
0.250000
0.00070285
0.00048750
Town of Bancroft
General
Municipal
Carlow/Mayo Township
General
Municipal
0.01189216
0.00836200
0.01371761
0.00964600
Commercial Occupied
0.01308138
Commercial Occupied
0.00919800
Commercial Excess/Vacant Land
0.00915696
0.00643900
Industrial Occupied
0.01342863
Industrial Occupied
0.00944200
Industrial Excess/Vacant Land
0.00872861
0.00613700
Pipelines Occupied
0.00977417
Pipelines Occupied
0.00687300
Farm/Managed Forests Occupied
0.00297304
0.00209000
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Tax Information
Centre Hastings
General
Municipal
Town of Deseronto
General
Municipal
0.00809335
0.01250674
0.00933568
0.01442653
Commercial Occupied
0.00890269
Commercial Occupied
0.01375742
0.00623188
0.00963019
Industrial Occupied
0.00913901
Industrial Occupied
0.01412261
0.00594036
0.00917970
Pipelines Occupied
0.00665193
Pipelines Occupied
0.01027929
0.00202334
0.00312669
Faraday Township
General
Municipal
Hastings Highlands
General
Municipal
0.00719200
0.00686046
0.00829597
0.00791354
Commercial Occupied
0.00791100
Commercial Occupied
0.00754651
0.00553800
0.00528255
Industrial Occupied
0.00812100
Industrial Occupied
0.00774683
0.00527900
0.00503544
Pipelines Occupied
0.00591100
Pipelines Occupied
0.00563861
0.00179800
0.00171512
Limerick Township
General
Municipal
Madoc Township
General
Municipal
0.00770900
0.00811150
0.00889200
0.00935662
Commercial Occupied
0.00848000
Commercial Occupied
0.00892265
0.00593600
0.00624586
Industrial Occupied
0.00870500
Industrial Occupied
0.00915951
0.00565800
0.00595368
Pipelines Occupied
0.00663600
Pipelines Occupied
0.00666684
0.00192700
0.00202788
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Tax Information
Marmora & Lake Township
General
Municipal
Stirling-Rawdon Township
General
Municipal
0.00522200
0.00930200
0.00602358
0.01073000
Commercial Occupied
0.00574420
Commercial Occupied
0.01023200
0.00402094
0.00716200
Industrial Occupied
0.00589668
Industrial Occupied
0.01050400
0.003803284
0.00682700
Pipelines Occupied
0.00429196
Pipelines Occupied
0.00764500
0.00130550
0.00232500
Tudor & Cashel Township
General
Municipal
General
Municipal
0.00696400
0.00668470
0.00803297
0.00771080
Commercial Occupied
0.00766000
Commercial Occupied
0.00735317
0.00536200
0.00514722
Industrial Occupied
0.00786400
Industrial Occupied
0.00754836
0.00511100
0.00490643
Pipelines Occupied
0.00572371
Pipelines Occupied
0.00549415
0.00174100
0.00167118
Tyendinaga Township
General
Municipal
Wollaston Township
General
Municipal
0.00682300
0.00778150
0.00787000
0.00897596
Commercial Occupied
0.00750600
Commercial Occupied
0.00855970
0.00525400
0.00599180
Industrial Occupied
0.00770500
Industrial Occupied
0.00878690
0.00500800
0.00639560
Pipelines Occupied
0.00560800
Pipelines Occupied
0.00724850
0.00170600
0.00194540
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Building and
Development Charges
Town of Bancroft - Building Permit
Residential Buildings/Seasonal Dwellings, Guest Cabins & Additions
Demolition Permit
Fees
$0.75 per sq ft. per floor
$75.00
Commercial/Industrial
Garages, Decks, Porches, Accessory and Detached Buildings
Renovations, Extensions, Enlargements (Value based on the Chief Building Official's
estimated value of construction)
1% of construction value
Farm Buildings
Change of use (where no construction is carried out)
$100.00
Plumbing
a) Plumbing Fixtures
$50.00
$3.00 per fixture
Wood Burning Appliance
$50.00
Chimney Installation
$50.00
Swimming Pools (Private or Public in-ground only)
$100.00
Sewage System
i) Class II System (grey water)
ii) Class III System (cesspool)
iii) Class IV,V System daily flow, not > 4500 litres
iv) Class IV,V System daily flow, 4500 litres to 10,000 litres
v) Repair to sewage system (tank only)
vi) Repair to sewage system (bed system)
$150.00
$150.00
$450.00
$450.00
$200.00
$340.00
Construction Started without Permit
$300.00
Re-inspection Fee (Work not completed for inspection)
$100.00
Communication Towers, Wind Turbines, etc.
$100.00
Administration Fee (review application for completion)
$50.00
Building Permit Renewal
$100.00
Minimum Charge for any Permit Listed Above
$50.00
Development Charges
Residential Charge – Town of Bancroft (Ward 1)
$0.00
– Dungannon (Ward 2)
$0.00
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Building and
Development Charges
Carlow-Mayo Township - Building Permit
Fees
$0.75 per sq ft.
Residential Building Permits (Homes, Cottages, Hunt Camps)
Minimum fee of
$100.00
Wood stove, Chimney & Plumbing Permits
$100.00
Renovations
$50.00 plus 1% of construction cost
Garages, Accessory Buildings, Deck Permits
$0.25 per sq ft.
Farm Buildings
$0.30 per sq ft.
Commercial, Industrial, Institutional Permit
$0.50 per sq ft
Change of Use Permit
$50.00 plus 1% of construction cost
Demolition Permit
$50.00
Residential Sewage System Permit
i) Class II, III Permit
ii) Class IV, V Permit Fee
iii) Sewage System Repair Permit Fee
$150.00
$450.00
$200.00
Swimming Pool Permit
$100.00
Issuing Stop Work Order/Order to Comply with Act or Building Code
$50.00
Work Started without Obtaining Permit
$300.00
Towers (For Communication, Wind Turbines)
$8.00 per $1000.00 construction value
Designated Structures (Retaining Walls)
$100.00
Re-Inspection Fee
$100.00
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Building and
Development Charges
Centre Hastings - Building Permit
New Residential Houses, Apartments and Additions (Incl. Cottages) To obtain estimated cost,
Fees
apply $100.00 per sq ft. of building area (gross floor area)
$100.00 for first $1000.00 and $7.00 for
each addnl. $1000.00 or part thereafter
Commercial and Industrial
$100.00 for the first $1000.00 and $7.00
i) First class masonry, veneer or frame and sliding construction with interior finished suitable for
occupancy as a business, school, church, office, etc. To obtain estimated cost, apply $60.00 per
sq ft. of floor area (use 75% of rate for 2nd and 3rd floors and 50% of rate for each floor
thereafter).
for every $1000.00 or part thereof of the
estimated cost thereafter
ii) All buildings of masonry, veneer, frame or metal construction with interior unfinished to be used
for storage, warehousing or factory, etc. To obtain estimated cost, apply $50.00 per sq ft. of floor
area (use 75% of rate for 2nd and 3rd floors and 50% of rate for each floor thereafter.)
Detached Garages, Sheds, Utility Buildings, Carports and Porches (Accessory Buildings)
To obtain estimated cost, apply $40.00 per sq ft. of gross floor area
Residential Renovations
$100.00 for the first $1000.00 $7.00 for
every $1000.00 or part thereof of
$100.00 for the first $1000.00 $7.00 for
To obtain estimated cost, apply $50.00 per sq ft. of gross floor area
Farm Buildings
To obtain estimated cost, apply $12.00 (for open) or $18.00 (for closed) per sq ft. of building area
$100.00 for the first $1000.00 $7.00 for
Swimming Pools
I) In ground pools an all necessary fencing
ii) Above ground and all necessary fencing
$100.00
$100.00
Demolition or Occupancy Permits
$100.00
Minimum Permit Fee
$100.00
$200.00 plus $50.00 fire inspection fee
if applicable plus building/plumbing
permit fees
Plumbing Permit
i) Residential
ii) All Others
$80.00 per unit or suite plus $7.00 per
fixture/trap
$80.00 per stack plus $7.00 per
fixture/trap
Sewage Septic Permits
i) Class I
ii) Class 2 through 5
iii) Tank Replacement & Minor Reparis
iv) For each inspection required or requested after second inspection of a sewage system permit
Permit not required
$400.00
$200.00
$80.00
Requested Inspections
$80.00
Driveway Installation Inspection
$100.00
Administration Fee for Construction started before permit issued
$240.00 plus permit fee
Building Department or By-Law Enforcement Letters
$40.00
Woodstove and/or Chimney Permits
$80.00
Park Model Trailers
$80.00
Development Charges - Residential Rural Areas
Development Charges - Residential Urban Areas
$1900.00
$2150.00
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Building and
Development Charges
Deseronto, Tyendinaga, Madoc, Tweed - Building Permit
Fees
New residential housing and additions to obtain estimated cost, apply $75.00 per sq ft. of living
space above grade
$75.00 plus $7.50 per $1,000.00 or part
thereof of estimated cost
Commercial and Industrial (includes renovation)
$75.00 plus $7.50 per $1000.00 or part
i) First class masonry, veneer or frame and siding construction with interior finished suitable for
occupation as business, school, church, office, etc., to obtain estimated cost, apply $50.00 per
square foot of floor area (use 75% of rate for 2nd and 3rd floors and 50% of rate for each floor
thereafter).
thereof estimated cost thereafter
for storage, warehousing or factory, etc. To obtain estimated cost, apply $30.00 per square foot of
floor area (use 75% of rate for 2nd and 3rd floors and 50% of rate for each floor thereafter).
Garages, Sheds, Utility Buildings, Carports, Decks, and Porches to obtain estimated cost apply
$30.00 per sq ft. of building area
$75.00 plus $7.50 per $1000.00 or part
thereof of estimated cost thereafter
$75.00 plus $7.50 per $1000.00 or part
thereof estimated cost
To obtain estimated cost, apply $50.00 per sq ft. of area to be renovated. When the Chief Building
Official (CBO) cannot satisfy themselves as to the square footage of the renovations the permit
fee shall be calculated on the value of the improvements.
Farm Buildings and/or Fabric Covered Structures
To obtain cost, apply $10.00 (for open) or $15.00 (for closed) per sq ft of the building area
$75.00 plus $7.50 per $1000.00 or part
thereof estimated cost
Swimming Pools and all necessary fencing
$75.00
Demolition Permit (Active Farm Buildings are exempt within meaning of the Act and Regulations)
$50.00
Occupancy Permit
$75.00
Every application for a change of use permit issued under the Act shall contain sufficient
information to enable the CBO to determine if it will conform with the Act, the Building Code and
any other applicable law
$200.00 plus fire inspection fees as per
each municipality fee schedule plus
building/plumbing permit fees if
applicable
Plumbing Permit
i) Residential
ii) All Other Buildings
$75.00 per unit or suite plus $7.50 per
new/additional/ relocated fixture or trap
$75.00 per stack plus $7.50 per
new/additional/relocated fixture or trap
Sewage System Permits
I) New System
ii) Partial Renovation
iii) For each inspection request after the 3rd inspection of a sewage system permit
$400.00
$200.00
$75.00
$75.00
Permit Transfer
$75.00
Permit Revisions
$75.00 plus $7.50 per thousand of
additional value
Construction started before permit issued
A penalty is equivalent to 100% of the
permit fee
Building Department Letters
$25.00
Refunds: Status of Permit Application
1. Application filed. No processing or review of plans submitted
2. Application filed. Plans reviewed, initial inspection conducted and permit issued
3. Permits valued at less than $100.00
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% of Fee Eligible for Refund
90%
70% less $75.00 per any additional
required inspections
0%
Building and
Development Charges
Faraday, Limerick, Tudor & Cashel - Building Permit
Residential Buildings/ Seasonal Dwellings, Guest Cabins & Addition
Fees
$1.00 per sq ft per floor
0.80 per sq ft of Basement area
Demolition Permit
$200.00
Plumbing Permit
$100.00 + $10.00 per fixture
Farm/Commercial/ Industrial Permit
0.60 per sq ft
Garage, Decks, Porches, Accessory and Detached Buildings
0.40 sq ft per floor
Renovations, Extensions, Enlargements (Value based on the Chief Building Official's Estimated
Value of Construction)
$100.00 + 2% Construction value
Residential/Seasonal Residential
Farm/Commercial/Industrial/ Garages/Decks/Renovations/ Accessory and Unattached Buildings
MINIMUM CHARGE
$150.00
Change of Use Permit (Where no construction is carried out)
$200.00
Wood Burning Stoves & Chimney Installation
$150.00
Swimming Pools (Private or Public in-ground only)
$150.00
Solar Panel (Roof Mount)
$100.00 + $10.00 per $1,000.00 of
value or any part there-of
Sewage System
i)
Class II System (Grey Water)
ii)
Class III System (Cesspool)
iii)
Class IV,V System daily flow, not >4500 litres
iv)
Class IV,V System daily flow, 4500 litres to 10,000 litres
Repair to sewage system
$600.00
$600.00
$600.00
$600.00
$300.00
Construction started without permit
$400.00
Re-inspection Fee (Work not completed for Inspection)
$100.00
Communication Towers, Wind Turbines, Walls, etc.
$100.00 + 2% of Value
Administration Fee (Review application for completion)
$125.00
$150.00
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Building and
Development Charges
Hastings Highlands - Building Permit
Fees
Construction commencing before permit issued (extra charge in addition to permit fee, due to
additional administration)
$300.00
Minimum Fee for any permit
$100.00
Residential Fees (Area includes all above grade floors & ½ of walk outs)
$1.00 per sq ft.
($1.00 per $100.00 if sq ft not
applicable)
0.60 per sq ft
Commercial/Industrial Fees
$0.60 per sq ft
Accessory/Decks/Balconies/Fees per sq ft.
$100.00 + $0.30
Farm/Hunting/Outbuilding
$100.00 + $0.30
($1.00 per $100.00 plus $100.00 base
fee if sq. ft not applicable)
Pools/Wood Furnaces & Chimneys/Plumbing/Demolition Renewal/Designated structures per OBC
Al 1.3
$100.00
Building Department Fire Safety and liquor license inspections
Building Department letters
$50.00
Septic Permits including major repair and alterations
Major Repair and alterations include replacing tank or bed
$500.00
Minor alteration (e.g. replace effluent filters/baffles/feed pipe) (Holding tank alarms)
$250.00
Re-inspection Fee (Work not completed for Inspection)
$100.00
Communication Towers, Wind Turbines, Walls, etc.
$100.00 + 2% of Value
Administration Fee (Review application for completion)
$125.00
Permits expire in 1 year if not started, three years otherwise renewal
$100.00
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Building and
Development Charges
Marmora & Lake Township - Building Permit
Residential
Fees
Accessory/Farm/Hunting Outbuilding
$1.00 per sq ft. (min. $100)
$0.75 per sq ft. (min $100)
$0.50 per sq ft. (min $100)
$10/$1,000 construction value (min
$100) if sq ft fee is not applicable
Construction without a building permit
Minimum $200 Double building fee
Commercial/Industrial
Repair/Alteration Permit
$10/$1,000 construction value
(min $100)
Farm/Hunting/Outbuilding
$100.00 + $0.30
($1.00 per $100.00 plus $100.00 base
fee if sq. ft not applicable)
Plumbing Permit Residential
$100.00
Sewer Permit:
Catch basins and manholes
$6 per 25mm of pipe diameter for each
30m of pipe or part thereof, lateral
service (min $25) $40 each
Septic System Class 1 (new)
Class 2, 3, 4 of 5 (new)
No fee
$400
Septic System Repairs, alterations, additions
(including tank replacement)
$200.00
Conditional Permit
25% of the Building Permit Fee
(minimum $250)
Demolition Permit Main Bldg.
Accessory Building
$100
$50
Occupancy Permit: per suite/Unit/Residential Unit/Permit/Building
$20.00
Inspection Fee: Construction stage not ready or re-inspection after first two inspections of same
stage of construction (per inspection)
$50.00
Decks/Wood Furnaces/Renewal
Wood Burning appliance permit
$100.00
Commercial Kitchen exhaust hood permit
$100.00
Swimming pool/pool enclosure
$10/$1,000 construction value
(min $100)
Written request for bylaw and/or work orders
$50.00
Written request for septic file information
$50.00
Written request for zoning information
$20.00
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Building and
Development Charges
Stirling-Rawdon Township - Building Permit
New Residential Houses and Additions
Fees
$1.00 per sq ft. (min. $100)
To obtain estimated cost, apply $75.00 per sq ft. of living space above grade
Commercial and Industrial (includes renovation)
I) First class masonry, veneer or frame and siding construction with interior finished suitable for
occupation as business, school, church, office, etc. to obtain estimated cost, apply $50.00 per sq
ft. of floor area (use 75% of rate for 2nd and 3rd floors and 50% of rate for each thereafter)
for storage, warehousing or factory etc. To obtain estimated cost, apply $30.00 per sq ft. of floor
area (use 75% of rate for 2nd and 3rd floors and 50% of rate for each thereafter)
Garages, Sheds, Utility Buildings, Carports, Decks and Porches
To obtain estimated cost apply $30.00 per sq ft. of building area
Minimum $200 Double building fee
$100.00
To obtain estimated cost, apply $50.00 per sq ft. of area to be renovated. When the Chief Building
Official (CBO) cannot satisfy themselves as to the square footage of the renovations the permit
fee shall be calculated on the value of the improvements
Farm Buildings and/or Fabric Covered Structures
To obtain cost, apply $10.00 (for open) or $15.00 (for closed) per square foot of building area
Swimming Pools and all necessary fencing
$6 per 25mm of pipe diameter for each
30m of pipe or part thereof, lateral
service (min $25) $40 each
No fee
$400
$200.00
Demolition Permit (Active Farm buildings are exempt within the meaning of the Act and the
Regulations)
Occupancy Permit
25% of the Building Permit Fee
(minimum $250)
$100
Every application for a change of use permit issued under the Act shall contain sufficient
information to enable the CBO to determine if it will conform with the Act, the Building Code and
any other applicable law.
$20.00
Plumbing Permits
i) Residential
ii) All other buildings
$50.00
Sewage System Permits
i) New System
ii) Partial Renovation
iii) For each inspection request after the third inspection of a sewage system permit
$100.00
$100.00
Permit Transfer
$10/$1,000
Construction started before permit issued
$50.00
Building Department Letters
$50.00
Development Charges
$20.00
Residential Rural Areas – semi/ single detached dwelling
$20.00
Residential Urban Area
i) Semi/Single detached dwelling
ii) Apartment Dwelling
$20.00
$20.00
Commercial/Industrial Rural areas
Commercial/Industrial Urban areas
$20.00
$20.00
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Building and
Development Charges
Wollaston Township - Building Permit
Fees
$100 + $0.80 per sq ft per floor
$100 + $0.60 per sq ft. of basement area
Residential Buildings/Seasonal Dwellings, Guest and Additions
Farm/Commercial/Industrial
$100 + $0.50 per sq ft. per floor
Garages, Decks, Porches, Accessory and Detached Buildings
$100 + $0.30 per sq ft. per floor
Renovations
$100 + 1% of construction value (Based
on the greater of $50 per sq ft. of
building's valuation)
Plumbing
$100 + $8 per fixture
Demolition Permit
$100.00
Occupancy Permit
$100.00
Change of Use (where no construction is carried out)
$100.00
Wood Burning stoves and Chimney installation
$100.00
Swimming Pools (private or public in-ground only)
$100.00
Solar panels (roof mounts only)
$100 + $8 per $1,000 of value or any
part thereof
Sewage System, new installation
$500
Repair or Replace sewage system
$250.00
Construction started without permit
$300.00
Re-inspection Fee (work not completed for inspection)
$100.00
Communications Towers, Wind turbine, walls, etc
$20.00
$100.00
Refundable Deposit
(On new residential or commercial projects over $50,000 in value)
$350.00
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Utilities
Water and Sewer Rates: Residents of Carlow-Mayo Township, Faraday Township, Hastings Highlands, Limerick
Township, Madoc Township, Tudor & Cashel Township, Tyendinaga Township, and Wollaston Township operate on
non-serviced, private wells or lakes. Rates are subject to change. For more information contact municipalities directly.
Minimum Fixed Charge/Month
Water
Sewer
Town of Bancroft - Meter Size
Usage Rater Per Cubic Metre
Water
Sewer
5/8"
$9.56
$ 9.56
$2.45
$2.61
1"
$15.30
$15.30
$2.45
$2.61
1½ “
$15.30
$15.30
$2.45
$2.61
2"
$15.30
$15.30
$2.45
$2.61
Centre Hastings
Water
Sewer
Overage (C) Per Cubic Metre
Water
Sewer
Size of Meter
Basic Cubic Metres
5/8"
24
$62.88
$62.88
$0.50
$0.50
3/4"
48
$125.76
$125.76
$0.50
$0.50
1"
96
$251.52
$251.52
$0.50
$0.50
1¼”
144
$377.28
$377.28
$0.50
$0.50
1½ “
192
$503.04
$503.04
$0.50
$0.50
2"
432
$1131.84
$1131.84
$0.50
$0.50
3"
864
$2263.68
$2263.68
$0.50
$0.50
Town of Deseronto - Meter Size
Water
Sewer
1/2"
$19.00
3/4"
$25.86
1“
$35.13
1¼”
$46.40
1½”
$60.10
2"
$87.44
3"
$138.75
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Utilities
Marmora & Lake - Classification
Rate
Consumption Rate m3
$1.57
Residential Users – fixed monthly
$22.70
Residential Commercial Combined
$29.51
Commercial Users
$26.84
Deloro Commercial
$88.71
Seniors Apartments
$1052.30
Restaurants/Garage
$47.45
Carwash
$58.60
Bed and Breakfasts
$29.51
Carwash
$163.00
Nursing Home
$1406.79
Intermediate School
$247.82
Earl Prentice School
$344.65
Sacred Heart School
$170.04
Funeral Home
$88.71
Stirling - Rawdon Charge
Water
Sewer
Residential – Single Family Dwelling
$410.70
$591.90
Apartment – per unit
$348.72
$502.58
Small Commercial – per unit
$371.96
$536.07
Medium Size Commercial – per unit
$638.15
$919.70
Manufacturing – per unit
$553.57
$797.81
Restaurants (1-50 people)
$638.15
$919.70
Restaurants (51+ people)
$922.62
$1329.68
Small Water User
$638.15
$919.70
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Utilities
Municipality of Tweed - Cubic Metres
Water Rate (3 months)
Sewer Rates (3 months)
0-36 m3
$75.10
$82.81
0-72 m3
$150.19
$165.61
0-108 m3
$225.30
$248.42
0- 144 m3
$300.38
$331.19
0-216 m3
$450.57
$496.83
0-252 m3
$525.66
$579.64
0-288 m3
$600.78
$662.43
0-324 m3
$675.86
$745.26
0-396 m3
$826.06
$910.85
0-576 m3
$1,201.55
$1,324.88
0-648 m3
$1,351.73
$1,490.50
0-720 m3
$1,501.92
$1,656.10
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Utilities
Hydro One Rates
Delivery Rates
High Density Medium Density Low Density
Distribution service charge ($/month)
$16.64
$24.07
$33.03*
Distribution volume charge (metered usage ¢/kWh)
2.618 ¢
3.497 ¢
3.932¢
Transmission connection charge (adjusted usage ¢/kWh)
0.489 ¢
0.499 ¢
0.470¢
Transmission network charge (adjusted usage ¢/kWh)
0.707 ¢
0.719 ¢
0.702¢
$0.79
$0.79
$0.79
Smart metering entity charge ($/month)
General Service Energy-Billed (< 50 kW demand)
Electricity – up to 25,000 kWh/year:
Time-of-Use Prices (as of May 1, 2014)
Off-Peak
Mid-Peak
On-Peak
General Service
(Urban Energy)
General Service
(Energy)
7.5 ¢
11.2 ¢
13.5 ¢
7.5¢
11.2¢
13.5¢
RPP Tiered Prices (as of May 1, 2014)
-First 750 kWh per month
(adjusted usage - ¢/kWh)
-Additional kWh
(adjusted usage - ¢/kWh)
8.6 ¢
8.6¢
10.1 ¢
10.1¢
Delivery (as of January 1, 2014):
-Distribution Service Charge ($/month)
-Distribution Volume Charge (metered usage ¢/kWh)
-Transmission Network Charge (adjusted usage ¢/kWh)
-Transmission Connection Charge (adjusted usage ¢/kWh)
-Smart Meter Entity Charge ($/month)
$14.12
1.658 ¢
0.544 ¢
0.358 ¢
$0.79
$40.18
4.140¢
0.527¢
0.350¢
$0.79
Regulatory Charges:
-Standard Supply Service - Administration charge ($/month)
-Rural Rate Protection Charge (adjusted usage ¢/kWh)
-Wholesale Market Service Rate (adjusted usage ¢/kWh)
$0.25
0.13 ¢
0.44 ¢
$0.25
0.13¢
0.44¢
Debt Retirement Charge
(metered usage ¢/kWh)
0.70 ¢
0.70¢
Charge
Residential - Seasonal
Distribution Service Charge
$23.63
Distribution Volume Charge (metered usage ¢/kWh)
8.609¢
Transmission Connection Charge (adjusted usage ¢/kWh)
0.460¢
Transmission Network Charge (adjusted usage ¢/kWh)
0.663¢
Smart metering Entity Charge ($/month)
$0.79
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Utilities
Natural Gas Rates
Residential Rates
Charge
Gas Used
17.9292¢/m3
Gas Price Adjustment
2.0130¢/m3
Transportation to Union Gas
6.0365¢/m3
Transportation Price Adjustment
-1.0543¢/m3
Storage
3.4348¢/m3
Storage Price Adjustment
-0.2162¢/m3
Delivery
First 100 m3
Next 200 m3
Next 200 m3
Next 500 m3
All Over 1,000 m3
9.2384¢/m3
8.8918¢/m3
8.5351¢/m3
8.2077¢/m3
7.9373¢/m3
Delivery Price Adjustment (all volumes)
-1.4619¢/m3
Monthly Charge
$21.00
Source: http://www.uniongas.com/~/media/aboutus/rates/residential/rate601.pdf
Large Volume General Firm Service
Monthly Charge
Charge
$70.00
Delivery Charge
First 1,000 m3 per month
Next 9,000 m3 per month
Over 100,000 m3 per month
7.3117¢/m3
5.9820¢/m3
5.2325¢/m3
4.7462¢/m3
2.9039¢/m3
Source: http://www.uniongas.com/~/media/aboutus/rates/business/rate10.pdf
Large Volume Interruptible Service
Charge
$360.72
Monthly Charge
Distribution Volume Charge (metered usage ¢/kWh)
4.8459¢/m3
Source: http://www.uniongas.com/~/media/aboutus/rates/business/rate25.pdf
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Transportation
Information
The County of Hastings has access to several modes of transportation including several airports
within the County. There are also VIA Rail train stations within close driving distance as well as two
international airports within a 3 hour drive (Lester B. Pearson International Airport (Toronto) and
Ottawa International Airport).
Airports
Bancroft’s Jack Brown Airport
CNW3 Bancroft, Ontario
Airport Category: Registered Aerodrome
Phone: 613-332-0400 or Karen Smith 613-338-2158
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.bancroftflyingclub.org
Hours of Operation:
No set hours. Please call ahead of time.
Location:
Airport Road
Bancroft, Ontario K0L 1C0
Northwest side of Bancroft within town limits
Coordinates: N 45 04 23, W 77 52 44
Attributes:
Owned and operated by the Bancroft Flying Club, the
Clubhouse has a telephone, washrooms and picnic tables.
Overnight camping is permitted. There is no customs airport
entry and no CANPASS. Quinte Health Care helipad is
located at the airport. The airport is open year-round except
for a few weeks in March/April due to spring thaw. There is
limited winter maintenance so pilots should call ahead to
check runway conditions and fuel availability. Nav Canada
is in the process of setting up a web cam available on their
weather site to show the actual weather conditions at the
airport. The River’s Edge Golf course is adjacent to the
Airport and will pick up pilots for lunch, dinner or Golf!
There is cab service available and it is only a 2 minute drive
to town.
Runway:
Number: 12-30 Length: 2200’+
Width: 40’ Surface: Gravel/Stone chips
Maintained year round.
Directions to Airport:
From Bancroft Centre (where HWY-28 and HWY-62
intersect), head west on Bridge St W/HWY-28
toward Sherbourne St. S and continue to follow
HWY-28 for 0.5 km. Turn right on Chemaushgon Rd
and continue for 2.4 km until the Bancroft Airport.
Radio Communications:
Unicom 122.8 within 5 nm and 4100 feet ASL
Typical Aircraft:
Single engine aircraft and helicopters (MNR, Ontario
Hydro, OPP, Geological survey, hospital, etc.)
Fees:
Landing: $0.00
Terminal: $0.00
Parking/Tie down: $3.00 per night/20.00 maximum per
month
Airport Fuel Tax (litre): $0.00
Aircraft Support:
• 100LL Aviation Fuel and Jet A fuel
• Hangar rentals
• Tie-downs
• Car rental available in town (Discount Car and Truck
Rentals 613-332-3028)
• Electric power for aircraft APU.
Information Sources:
Bancroft Flying Club, COPA
Oak Hills Airport
CPJ5 Stirling, Ontario
Phone: 613- 395-2360
Hours of Operation:
24 hours a day
Location:
1092 Airport Road, Stirling, Ontario K0K 3E0
6 km southeast of Downtown Stirling
Coordinates: N 44 14 23, W 77 33 38
Attributes:
Operated by the Oak Hills Flying Club, the Clubhouse has a
telephone and washrooms. Overnight camping is permitted.
Membership to the Oak Hills Flying Club is $40.00 annually.
Members have unlimited access to the Clubhouse. There is
limited winter maintenance so pilots should call ahead to
check runway conditions.
Runway:
Number: 09-27 Length: 2350’
Width: 150’
Surface: 950’ pavement, balance turf.
There is a second runway which is privately owned
but available for emergency use.
Number: 17-35
Length: 1900'
Surface: Turf
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Transportation
Information
Oak Hills Airport continued
From Belleville, take HWY-14, and turn left on
Airport Road. From Quinte West, take HWY-33, go east on
Oak Lake Road to Flying Club Road. Turn east to Airport
Road.
Unicom 122.80
Oaks Hills Airport is within the Trenton Control Zone.
Prior to entering control zone, pilots should contact
Trenton Tower on 128.70.
Typical Aircraft:
Small, single-engine aircraft
Fees:
Landing: $0.00
Terminal: $0.00
Parking/Tie down: $0.00
Airport Fuel Tax (litre): $0.00
Aircraft Support:
• 100LL Aviation Fuel
• Tie-downs
• Electric power for aircraft
• Hangar rentals
• Runway lighting
RealOntario, Oak Hills Flying Club
Tyendinaga (Mohawk) Airport
CPU6 Tyendinaga/Mohawk
Employs: 18 full-time employees
Telephone: 613-396-3100 (First Nations Technical Institute)
Fax: 613-396-3761
Website: http://www.fnti.net/
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday
07h30 – 16h30
Occasional evenings and weekends
Location:
314 Airport Road,
Deseronto, Ontario
Canada, K0K 1X0
Approximately 30 km east of Belleville.
Coordinates: N 44 11 05, W 77 06 28
Single Attributes:
This airport is of great historical interest, having been built
to train pilots during the First World War in1916. During the
Second World War, it again served as a training facility, hosting
No. 1 Instrument Flying School, part of No. 1 Training
Command, RCAF. This was the community of Tyendinaga’s
contribution to the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan
(BCATP).
The airport is within close proximity to Belleville, Napanee,
Prince Edward County, and Highway #401. The airport has a
telephone, washrooms, but no camping is allowed on airport
grounds. There is no customs airport entry, but there is
CANPASS. There is pick-up from the airport available from
Town’s Edge Bed and Breakfast (613-396-6389).
Runways:
Width: 150’ Surface: Asphalt
Night flying
Limited winter maintenance
Width: 150’ Surface: Asphalt
No winter maintenance
From HWY-401, take exit 566 for HWY-49/CR-15/Marysville
Rd toward Deseronto/Picton. Turn south at HWY-49 for 6.6
km. Turn right on Airport Rd.
Unicom 123.5 ARCAL 123.4
Typical Aircraft:
General aviation - typically single-engine and light
twins - occasionally business jet (charter) - suitability
based on individual aircraft performance data.
Fees:
Landing: $0.00 Terminal: $0.00
Parking/Tie down: $0.00 Airport Fuel Tax (litre): $0.00
Aircraft Support:
• Maintenance facilities
• Hangar rentals
• 100LL Aviation Fuel
• Flight training
• Ground power units
• Weather information (on-line and by phone)
• Private tie-downs
COPA, Tyendinaga (Mohawk) Airport
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Transportation
Information
VIA Rail Canada Train Stations
Phone:
Arrivals and departures:
1-888-842-7245
Information and reservation:
1-888-842-7245
Website:
www.viarail.ca
Belleville, Ontario
Type of Station:
Manned station, Wi-Fi internet is accessible in the station
Location:
220 Station St.
Belleville, ON
K8N 2T3,Canada
Ticket Counter Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday
05h45 to 09h45
10h15 to 17h45
18h45 to 22h00
Friday
05h45 to 09h45
10h15 to 22h15
Saturday
07h00 to 17h45
18h45 to 22h00
Sunday
10h00 to 22h00
Trenton Junction
Type of Station:
Shelter – Closed and heated
Location:
18277B Telephone Road
Trenton, ON
K8v 5p9
Products and Services Available:
Telephones, Washrooms
Napanee, Ontario
Type of Station:
Shelter - Heated station, opened at least 30 minutes before
train arrival.
Location:
301 John St.
Napanee, ON
K7R 3L3,Canada
Products and Services Available:
Wheelchair:
Access to shelter and platform
Services:
Washrooms
Products and Services Available
Wheelchair:
Access to station and trains. Also
available, wheelchair and wheelchair lift
Products:
ISIC Card
VIA 6 pak
Services:
Animal Cage, Baggage Room, Bicycle Box, Interac Direct
Payment, Newspapers, Snack Bar, Telephones, Washrooms
Parking:
Outdoor, long term
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Transportation
Information
Transit
North Hastings Transit:
Belleville Transit
Bancroft Community Transit:
Non Profit organization providing door to door transportation
by volunteer drivers
CVisit www.bancroftcommunitytransit.com for details
Operates 7 days/week with 9 routes
Monday-Friday
05h00 to 18h30 (every 1/2 hour)
18h30 to 22h30 (every 1 hour)
Saturday
08h45 to 18h15 (every ½ hour)
Sunday
Mobility Bus:
Accessible fixed route and curb to curb services
The Trout:
Provides public transporation for all in North Hastings and
Highlands East.
Visit www.catchthetrout.ca for details
Greyhound Bus Lines has stops in many locations across
Hastings County
For a full map and schedule, visit:
www.city.belleville.on.ca/ResidentServices/PublicTransit/Documents/TRANSIT2010MAP.pdf
Quinte West Transit (Quinte Access)
Daily routes and mobility transit available
Visit www.quinteaccess.org/publictransit for details
Central Hastings Transit
Routes travel between Madoc, Marmora, Stirling, Tweed, and
Belleville.
Visit www.chsninc.ca and click public transit for details
Deseronto Transit
Routes travel to Napanee, Belleville and Prince Edward County
Visit www.deseronto.ca and click on public transit for details
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Education
Hastings-Prince Edward District School Board
156 Ann Street, Belleville, ON K8N 3L3
Phone: 613-966-1170
Website: www.hpedsb.on.ca
Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board
151 Dairy Avenue, Napanee, ON K7R 4B2
Phone: 613-354-6257
Website: www.alcdsb.on.ca
Sir James Whitney School For the Deaf
350 Dundas St. West, Belleville, Ontario K8P 1B2
Website: www.psbnet.ca
Phone: 613.967.2823
Belleville Montessori School
28 Oriole Park Ave., Belleville, ON K8N 4C7
Phone: 613-966-7672
Website: www.bellevillemontessori.com
Loyalist College
Wallbridge-Loyalist Road
P.O. Box 4200, Belleville ON K8N 5B9
Phone: 613-969-1913 or 1-888-569-2547
Website: www.loyalistcollege.com
Albert College
160 Dundas Street West, Belleville, ON K8P 1A6
Phone: 613-968-5726 or 1-800-952-5237
Website: www.albertcollege.ca
Loyalist College - Bancroft Campus
P.O. Box 10, 195 Hastings Street North
Bancroft, ON K0L 1C0
Phone: 613-332-1743
First Nations Technical Institute
3 Old York Road, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON K0K 1X0
Phone: 1-800-267-0637
Website: www.fnti.net
Sir Sandford Fleming College
599 Brealey Drive, Peterborough, ON K9J 7B1
Phone: 705-749-5530 or 1-866-353-6464
Website: www.flemingcollege.ca
St. Lawrence College
100 Portsmouth Avenue, Kingston, Ontario K7L 5A6
Phone: 613-544-5400
E-mail: [email protected]: www.stlawrencecollege.ca
Queen’s University
99 University Avenue, Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6
Phone: 613-533-6000
Website: www.queensu.ca
Trent University
1600 West Bank Drive, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 7B8
Phone: 705-748-1011 or 1-855-698-7368
Website: www.trentu.ca
Financial Institutions
Most major chartered banks and trust companies have
branches located throughout the larger towns in Hastings
County. There are also many more financial institutions located
in the City of Belleville and Quinte West. A complete range of
services are provided by credit unions, chartered accountants,
financial planners brokerages and consultants in the County.
Below is a list of local bank branches. Please visit the
individual bank’s websites for more information.
Bank of Montreal
7 West Front St.
Stirling, ON K0K 3E0
Phone: 613-395-3381
225 Victoria St. N Box 579
Tweed, ON K0K 3JO
Phone: 613-478-2098
CIBC
352 Main St.
Deseronto, ON K0K 1X0
Phone: 613-396-2120
Fax: 613-396-1556
256 Victoria St. N
Tweed, ON K0K 3J0
Phone: 613-478-2145
Scotiabank
50 Hastings St. N Box 880
Phone: 613-332-2040
Fax: 613-332-0453
TD Canada Trust
36 Forsyth St. P.O. Box 220
Marmora, ON
K0K 2M0
Phone: 613-472-2241
25 Hastings St. N Box 580
Phone: 613-332-3550
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Community
Information
General Information
Accommodations
Hastings County offers many accommodation facilities at various
hotels and motels. Many of our bed and breakfasts and resorts
are located in beautiful, scenic areas of the County with access to
lakes and other recreation facilities. For more information, check
out the Hastings County business directory at
www.investinhastings.ca.
There are several radio stations in and around Hastings
County including Bancroft’s Moose FM Cottage Country Radio
Network (97.7 FM), Madoc’s CKOL, Your Radio (100.7 FM),
Loyalist College’s 91X Alternative Radio (91.3 FM), Mix 97
(97.1 FM), Classic Hits (95.5 FM), Cool 100 Country (100.1
FM), Classic Rock (107.1 FM), MYFM (88.5 FM), UCB
Christian Radio (102.3FM) and CJBQ 800AM.
Post Offices
There are numerous Canada Post locations situated in almost
all municipalities.
Health Care
Hospital care in Hastings is administered by Quinte Health Care
(QHC) which consists of four fully accredited hospital sites: QHC
Belleville General; QHC North Hastings (in the town of Bancroft);
QHC Prince Edward County Memorial (in the town of Picton); and
QHC Trenton Memorial (in the city of Quinte West). Our 1600 staff
members, along with the 280 doctors, provide primary and
secondary services. QHC consists of 219 acute care beds, 26
psychiatric/mental healthbeds, 17 rehabilitation beds, and 71
complex continuing care beds (for a total of 333 beds). There are
four active emergency departments; surgical operating rooms at
three sites; a rehabilitation day hospital; a children’s treatment
centre; diabetes education centres; and a full range of ambulatory
care clinics (e.g. oncology, orthopaedic).
There are approximately 29 Family Physicians across Hastings
County, as well as 81 in Belleville, and 26 in Quinte West
(including the Military Base). Hastings County also has a Family
Physician Recruitment Program in place that has recruited 9
family doctors to rural Hastings County so far. For information on
the program, see the Contact Information section of this profile.
Media-Print
Hastings County is home to a monthly (Highlands Courier) and
several weekly newsprint publications including the Bancroft
Times & North Hastings Advertiser, Bancroft This Week, The
Tweed News, and The Community Press. The daily newspapers
The Intelligencer, published in Belleville, and The Trentonian,
published in Quinte West, along with all major Canadian daily
newspapers and a variety of international publications are also
available to Hastings County residents.
Retail Opportunities
All towns in Hastings County have vibrant main street areas,
with beautiful architecture, rich in culture and heritage. There
are several local business improvement associations as well
as the Bancroft & District Chamber of Commerce, the Madoc &
District Chamber of Commerce, and the Tweed Chamber of
Commerce, all active in helping local businesses thrive. The
main streets are always buzzing with friendly locals and
tourists alike, making these areas perfect for operating a
successful retail business. Most municipalities also have retail
space and land available for developing at attractive rates.
Telecommunications
Telephone and internet services are available through various
providers in the County. The types of Internet services
available depend on the location of residents. Providers of
telecommunications services include Bell, Xplornet, Frontier
Communications, Kingston Online Service, Reztel, Netreach,
TekSavvy, NINA-IT Wireless, Odynet, Electronic Box, Nothing
But Net, Broadband Ontario, Montreal-DSL, and Mustang
Technologies.
Waste Management
Waste pickup and disposal is managed by individual
municipalities. Most municipalities have waste disposal sites or
landfills within the municipality. Please contact individual
municipalities (contact information at the back of this profile) or
information regarding waste site locations and hours, door-todoor garbage and recycling pick-up availability and times, and
waste disposal fees.
Media-Electronic
Residents of Hastings County receive their local television news
from CHEX Television, based in Peterborough, and CKWS, based
in Kingston, both affiliates of Canadian Broadcasting. The majority
of Hastings County residents don’t receive cable access, most
residents subscribe to satellite television.
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Recreation
Arenas: There are numerous indoor and outdoor arenas in
Hastings County.
Art Galleries: Hastings County offers an array of art galleries
featuring sculptures and paintings from local talent as well as
work from outside the County. Visit www.artsroute.ca for a trail of
discovery across Hastings County.
Boating: With hundreds of lakes and other bodies of water in
Hastings County, there are many areas for excellent boating,
including Stoco Lake, Moira Lake, Crowe Lake, and the Bay of
Quinte.
There are several radio stations in and around Hastings
County including Bancroft’s Moose FM Cottage Country Radio
Network (97.7 FM), Madoc’s CKOL, Your Radio (100.7 FM),
Loyalist College’s 91X Alternative Radio (91.3 FM), Mix 97
(97.1 FM), Classic Hits (95.5 FM), Cool 100 Country (100.1
FM), Classic Rock (107.1 FM), MY FM (88.5 FM), UCB
Christian Radio (102.3 FM) and CJBQ 800 AM.
Parks: There are numerous parks all across Hastings
County, and many more in development.
Places of Worship: The County has many churches and
places of worship serving various denominations.
Camping: There are many camping areas throughout
Hastings County.
Community Centres: All municipalities have community centres
available for community and private events.
Curling: There are several curling clubs established in
Bancroft,Tweed, Marmora, and Stirling.
Farmer’s Markets: Several of the communities in Hastings
County offer a farmer’s market.
Visit www.harvesthastings.ca for information.
Golf: There are numerous courses for golfers of all skill levels
located all over Hastings County.
Gymnastics: Bancroft Gems Gymnastics is located in downtown
Bancroft.The Quinte Bay Gymnastics Club in Belleville and the
Greater Napanee Gymnastics Club are also within close driving
distance of Hastings County.
Hockey: Most of the larger towns offer hockey leagues for all
ages.
Library: Most municipalities offer full libraries.
Museums: There are several museums including the
Hastings County Museum of Agricultural Heritage,Tweed &
Area Heritage Centre and O’Hara Mill Homestead.
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Information
Racing: Hastings County is home to Shannonville Motorsport
Park, one of the world’s most versatile and safest
motorsport parks. The park offers several circuit options. Bancroft
is also home to Rally of the Tall Pines (see tallpinesrally.com)
Special Events: Hastings County hosts an endless list of
special events to always keep residents and tourists
entertained including the following:
Rowing: There are two rowing clubs in Belleville on the
beautiful Bay of Quinte, with active members from southern
Hastings County.
February:
• Marmora Snofest
• Crowe Valley Ice Fishing Derby
• Stirling Groundhogfest
Soccer: Several of the municipalities offer competitive
leagues for all ages.
April:
• Marmora Mackfest
Skateboarding: Madoc Skate Park, a skatepark for the
whole family, offers a large concrete skatepark and a small
bunny skatepark. The North Hastings Freedom Skate Park
opened in Fall 2008.
May:
• O’Hara Mill Opening Day
Skating: Offered by local skating clubs in most
municipalities. There are numerous indoor and outdoor
skating arenas in the County.
Skiing: The County offers an abundance of excellent
cross-country trails. The Batawa Ski Hill and Sir Sam’s Ski
Area are both within close driving distances and offer
downhill facilities.
June:
• Crowe Valley Lions Country Music Jamboree
• Deseronto Waterfront Festival
• Centre Hastings Regatta
• Farmtown Park Strawberry Social
• Stirling Truck Show & Shine
July:
• O’Hara Mills Heritage Day
• Tweed Hungerford Agricultural Fair
• Bancroft Rockhound Gemboree
• Tweed Stampede and Jamboree
• Bancroft Wheels, Water, Wings
August:
• Hastings County Farm Show & Plowing Match
• Stirling Agriculture Fair
• Shannonville’s World’s Fair
• Bancroft Arts Festival
• Maynooth Madness
• Coe Hill Agriculture Fair
• Coe Hill Warriors Day
• Celebrate Marmora
• Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory Pow Wow
• Tweed Elvis Festival
September:
• Marmora Country Jamboree
• Tweed Our Backyard Feast From Farm
• Stirling Water Buffalo Food Festival
• Drum Nation Festival
• Tweed Studio Tour
October:
• Tweed & Area Studio Tour
• Scarecrow Festival Stirling
November:
• Bancroft Rally of the Tall Pines
• Starlite House Tour and Christmas at Farmtown Park
• Heart of Hastings Christmas Tour (Marmora)
• Come Over the Hills for Christmas (Stirling)
December:
• Tweed Festival of Trees
• Christmas at O’Hara Mills
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Speed Skating: The Quinte Blades Speedskating Club
located in Belleville and Quinte West is one of the top speed
skating clubs in Ontario.
Swimming: Hastings County has many lakes for swimming.
There are public pools located in Madoc and Tweed.
Theatre: The renowned Stirling Festival Theatre and the
Bancroft Village Playhouse are both located in Hastings
County. Marble Arts Centre in Tweed (Actinolite) also has Live
Theatre
Trails: The Hastings Heritage Trail is a fourseasons, multiuse
trail open to hikers, cyclists, horseback riders, skiers,dog
sledders, snowmobilers, and recreational vehicle operators.
Visit www.scenichastings.ca for information on other scenic
routes in Hastings County.
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Contact
Information
General Contacts:
Hastings County Economic Development
Andrew Redden, Economic Development Manager
County of Hastings
15 Victoria Ave, Box 2, 2nd Floor
Belleville, ON K8N 1Z5
Phone: 613-966-6712 ext. 4011
Toll-Free: 1-866-321-9563 ext. 4011
Fax: 613-966-7654
Website: www.investinhastings.ca
Trenval Business Development Corporation
284 B Wallbridge - Loyalist Road, Box 610
Belleville, Ontario K8N 5B3
Phone: 613-961-7999
Fax: 613-961- 7998
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.trenval.on.ca
Community Futures Development Corporation
26 Chemaushgon Road P.O. Box 517
Phone: 613-332-5564 Toll free: 1-800-465-4119
Fax: 613-332-5628
Website: www.community-futures.ca
Small Business Centre
284 B Wallbridge - Loyalist Road, Box 610
Belleville, ON K8N 5B3
Phone: 613-961-0590
Fax: 613-961-7998
Website: www.smallbusinessctr.com
Bancroft & District Chamber of Commerce
8 Hastings Heritage Way P.O. Box 539
Phone: 613-332-1513
Fax: 613-332-2119
Website: www.bancroftdistrict.com
Madoc & District Chamber of Commerce
20 Davidson St. P.O. Box 669
Madoc, Ontario K0K 2K0
Phone: 613-473-1616
Tweed Chamber of Commerce
Website: www.tweed-chamber.ca
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
Bancroft Office
106 Monck Street, Box 500, Bancroft, ON K0L 1C0
Phone: 613-332-3940
Website: www.mnr.gov.on.ca
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
Tweed Office
Old Troy Road, Postal Bag 70
Tweed, ON K0K 3J0
Phone: 613-531-5700
Ontario Ministry of Transportation
Bancroft Office
50 Monck Street, P.O. Box 300, Bancroft, ON K0L 1C0
Phone: 613-332-3220
Website: www.mto.gov.on.ca
Madoc Office
26 St. Lawrence Street West, P.O. Box 868
Madoc, ON K0K 2K0
Phone: 613-473-5611
Marmora Office
12 Forsyth Street
Marmora, ON K0K 2M0
Phone: 613-472-2114
Service Ontario
Bancroft Office
50 Monck Street, Bancroft, ON K0L 1C0
Phone: 613-332-5573
Fax 613-332-0956
Website: www.serviceontario.ca
Service Ontario
Tweed Office
255 Metcalf Street
Tweed, ON K0K 3J0
Phone: 1-800-268-8758
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Food and
Rural Affairs
R.R. # 3, 95 Dundas Street East
Brighton, ON K0K 1H0
Phone: 613-475-1630
Fax: 613-475-3835
Kagita Mikam Aboriginal Employment & Training Services
Highway 2 P.O. Box 235
Shannonville, Ontario K0K 1X0
Telephone:613-962-3103 Toll Free:1-800-862-5962
Hydro One Ltd.
Phone: 1-888-664-9376
Website: www.hydroone.com
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Contact
Information
Service Clubs
Town of Bancroft
Algonquin Shrine Club
Phone: 613-338-3046
Bancroft Lions Club
Phone: 613-332-4634
Fax: 613-332-0913
Community Care – North Hastings
1 Manor Lane P.O. Box 1786
Contact: Gordon MacDonald
Phone: 613-332-4700
Fax: 613-332-0432
Deseronto Royal Canadian Legion Branch 280
340 Main St. P.O. Box 220
Phone: 613-396-2016
Website: www.on.legion.ca/default.asp
Community Care for South Hastings
331 Edmon St. P.O. Box 622
Phone: 613-396-6591
Fax: 613-396-6592
Website: www.ccsh.ca
Madoc
Madoc Kiwanis Club
139 St Lawrence E Madoc, ON K0K 2K0
Phone: 613-473-0344
Royal Canadian Legion
16 Station St. Box 454
Phone: 613-332-0996
Fax: 613-332-5601
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 363
33 St. Lawrence St. E. P.O. Box 203
Madoc, ON K0K 2K0
Contact: John Atkinson or Gardner Stevenson
Phone: 613-473-4185 or 613-473-4062
Seniors Club 580
168 Hastings St. N Bancroft, ON K0L 1CO Phone: 613-332-0933
Bancroft District Knights of Columbus
596 Bridge St.W. Box 556
Phone: 613-332-3121
Central Hastings Community Care
115 Durham St N, Box 310, Suite 3A
Madoc, ON K0K 2K0
Contact: Pat Dobb
Phone: 613-473-9009
Deseronto
Marmora
Deseronto Lions Club
300 Main St.
Contact: Malcolm MacLean
Phone: 613-396-3526
Website: www.deserontoon.lionwap.org
Deseronto Lioness Club
300 Main St. P.O. Box 920
Contact: Penny MacLean
Phone: 613-396-3526
Website: www.deserontoon.lionwap.org
Marmora Seniors Club
Phone: 613-472-6107
Marmora & District Lions Club
Contact: Brenda Brett
Phone: 613-472-5406
Marmora Crowe Valley Lions
Contact: Elaine Jones
Phone: 613-472-0590
6 North Hastings Ave.
Marmora, ON K0K 2M0
Phone: 613-472-2218
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Stirling
Stirling and District Lions Club
435 West Front St., Box 56
Phone: 613-395-3119
Stirling-Marmora Rd. Box 670
Phone: 613-395-2975
Website: www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Parliament/4015
Tweed
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Contact:Tom Chambers
Phone: 613-478-2016
Knights of Columbus
Contact: Jim McDermott Phone: 613-478-2826
Order of the Eastern Star
Contact: Marion Conchie Phone: 613-478-3550
Red Hat Society
Phone: 1-866-638-6285
Tweed Kiwanis Club
Contact: Len Da Silva Phone: 613-478-1791
Tweed Lions Club
Contact: Carl Jones Phone: 613-478-1333
Carl Jones Phone: 613-478-1333
210 Victoria St. N. Tweed, ON K0K 3J0
Phone: 613-478-1865
Wollaston
Hwy 620 P.O. Box 101
Coe Hill, ON K0L 1P0
Phone: 613-337-5855
Municipalities
County of Hastings
Postal Bag 4400, 235 Pinnacle Street
Belleville, Ontario K8N 3A9
Phone: (613) 966-1319 Fax: 613-966-2574
Toll-Free: 1-800-510-3306 www.hastingscounty.com
Municipal Offices
Town of Bancroft
24 Flint Avenue Box 790
Phone: (613) 332-3331 Fax: (613) 332-0384
Website: www.bancroft.ca
Hazel Lamb, CAO/Clerk
Township of Carlow/Mayo
3987 Boulter Road
Boulter, Ontario K0L 1G0
Phone: (613) 332-1760 Fax: (613) 332-2175
Website: www.carlowmayo.ca
Arlene Cox, Clerk-Administrator/Deputy Treasurer
7 Furnace St., P.O. Box 900
Phone: (613) 473-4030 Fax: (613) 473-5444
Website: www.centrehastings.com
Pat Pilgrim, CAO/Clerk
Town of Deseronto
331 Main Street Box 310
Deseronto, Ontario K0K 1X0
Phone: (613) 396-2440 Fax: (613) 396-3141
Email: [email protected] Website: www.deseronto.ca
Bryan Brooks, Clerk/Deputy Treasurer
Township of Faraday
29860A Highway #28 Box 929
Phone: (613) 332-3638 Fax: (613) 332-3006
Website: www.faraday.ca
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Information
Hastings Highlands
33011 Highway #62 P.O. Box 130
Maynooth, Ontario K0L 2S0
Phone: (613) 338-2811 Fax: (613) 338-3292
Email: [email protected] Website:
www.hastingshighlands.ca Craig Davidson, CAO/Clerk-Treasurer
Township of Limerick
89 Limerick Lake Road R.R. #2
Gilmour, Ontario K0L 1W0
Phone: (613) 474-2863 Fax: (613) 474-0478
E-mail: [email protected] Website:
www.township.limerick.on.ca Jennifer Trumble, Clerk-Treasurer
Township of Madoc
15651 Highway #62 P.O. Box 503
Phone: (613) 473-2677 Fax: (613) 473-5580
Website: www.madoc.ca
William Lebow, Clerk-Administrator
Municipality of Marmora & Lake
12 Bursthall Road Box 459
Marmora, Ontario K0K 2M0
Phone: (613) 472-2629 Fax: (613) 472-5330
Website: www.marmoraandlake.ca
Ron Chittick, CAO
Township of Stirling-Rawdon
234 North St. Box 40
Stirling, Ontario K0K 3E0
Phone: (613) 395-3380 Fax: (613) 395-0864
e-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.stirling-rawdon.com
Charles Croll, Clerk-Administrator
Township of Tudor & Cashel
371 Weslemkoon Lake Road P.O. Box 436
R.R. #2 Gilmour, Ontario K0K 1W0
Phone: (613) 474-2583 Fax: (613) 474-0664 email:
[email protected]
Website: www.tudorandcashel.com
Bernice Crocker, Clerk/Treasurer
255 Metcalf Street
Postal Bag 729
Tweed, Ontario
K0K 3J0
Phone: (613) 478-2535 Fax: (613) 478-6457
Website: www.twp.tweed.on.ca
Patricia Bergeron, CAO/Clerk-Treasurer
Township of Tyendinaga
859 Melrose Road R.R. #1
Shannonville, Ontario K0K 3A0
Phone: (613) 396-1944 Fax: (613) 396-2080
E-mail: [email protected] Website:
www.tyendinagatownship.com Steve Mercer, Clerk-Treasurer
Township of Wollaston
90 Wollaston Lake Road Box 99
Coe Hill, Ontario K0L 1P0
Phone: (613) 337-5731 Fax: (613) 337-5789
Website: www.township.wollaston.on.ca
Christine Jennifer Cohen, Clerk
Elected Officials
Daryl Kramp, MP
Prince Edward-Hastings
1 Millennium Parkway
Belleville, ON K8N 4Z5
Phone: 613-969-3800
Fax: 613-969-3803
Todd Smith, MPP
Prince Edward-Hastings
81 Millennium Parkway, Unit 3 Box 575
Belleville, ON K8N 5B2
Phone: 613-962-1144
Fax: 613-969-6381
Rick Phillips,Warden
County of Hastings
235 Pinnacle Street
Belleville, ON K8N 3A9
Phone: 613-966-1319
Fax: 613-966-2574
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Information
Family Physician Recruitment Program
The recruitment of new physicians, especially those beginning their practice, is essential to Hastings County.
The County of Hastings has created a program that will provide $25,000 a year (for up to 6 years) to be applied
towards the costs of tuition and other expenses to a medical student or family physician resident during the course of
his or her undergraduate medical degree program or physicians enrolled in a family medical practice residency in a
Canadian Medical School.
Students must qualify to practice medicine in Ontario and agree to return to Hastings County to practice family
medicine for at least 5 years in one of the 14 member municipalities of the County of Hastings for a period of at least 5
years.
To date, the program has attracted 12 Family Physicians to the area.
Who is eligible?
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•
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Students attending a Canadian Medical School
Students currently enrolled in medical schools beginning their program and those in years 2,3 or 4 of the program
Physicians enrolled in a family practice residency in a Canadian Medical School
Recent graduates who have not yet begun a permanent practice
The student or physician will jointly execute a legal agreement with the County, binding both the County and the
student or physician to their respective obligations.
How do I apply?
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Apply online at www.hastingscounty.com
Contact the CAO’s office:
County of Hastings
PO Bag 4400, 235 Pinnacle St.
Belleville, ON K8N 3A9
Phone: 613-966-1319
Fax: 613-966-2574
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