Bracebridge makes several town services and payments available online due to Canada Post strike 

With Canada Post workers once again on strike, the Town of Bracebridge has made several town services and payments available online or in-person at the municipal office. 

According to municipal staff, payments can also be dropped off after business hours through the secured drop box at the entrance of the Municipal Office.  

They say payments for parking tickets and property taxes, requests for building permits or to monitor the status of your application can also easily be down through their website. 

Also available online are public notices for attending a public hearing for the committee of adjustment or planning and development committee. 

Those who are seeking to submit public works related permit applications or service requests can also do so on the town’s website.  

Town officials say they are also available by phone or email to help.

Rachel Pancini
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