The province is investing over $28.1 million dollars into municipalities across the Parry Sound-Muskoka region in 2025.
According to local MPP Graydon Smith, the funding, provided through the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund, is $2.6 million more than what was dished out this year.
“Our government continues to make historic investments into communities across Parry Sound-Mukoka,” said MPP Graydon Smith. “We are giving municipalities the funds they require to deliver critical municipal services to their residents. As a former mayor and President of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario, I know firsthand how critical these unconditional funds are for our communities.”
The funding is the provinces main general assistance grant to municipalities, and can be used how they see fit.
Here is a breakdown of the 2025 funding:
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Armour – $812,000
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Bracebridge – $1,691,100
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Burks’ Falls – $699,300
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Carling – $822,800
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Township of Georgian Bay – $1,168,900
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Gravenhurst – $1,841,300
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Huntsville – $2,042,900
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Joly Township – $292,400
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Kearney – $800,300
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Lake of Bays – $847,800
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Machar – $638,100
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Magnetawan – $1,356,900
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McDougall – $894,600
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McKellar – $877,900
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McMurrich-Monteith – $644,100
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District of Muskoka – $146,500
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Muskoka Lakes – $1,602,900
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Parry Sound – $2,333,100
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Perry – $1,121,600
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Ryerson – $388,200
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Seguin – $2,229,800
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South River – $680,500
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Strong – $630,400
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Sundridge – $530,600
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Township of the Archipelago – $1,538,600
