Ford Stops in Wasaga Beach to Announce $38M Investment to Boost Tourism
- Premier Doug Ford visited Wasaga Beach on May 16, 2025, to announce nearly $38 million in provincial funding for local tourism projects near Beach Area 1.
- The funding aims to support Wasaga Beach's economic recovery amid uncertainty and includes redevelopment of key sites linked to the town working with the province.
- Key projects include $25 million for the Nancy Island Historic Site redevelopment, $11 million for road reconstruction supporting new homes, and $2 million for tourism planning.
- Ford emphasized efforts to boost local tourism, honor Ontario’s cultural legacy, and position the province as a premier travel spot, while also acknowledging the importance of streamlining regulatory processes; meanwhile, demonstrators voiced their opposition to Bill 5 during the event.
- Bill 5, which passed second reading, could create special economic zones and replace the Endangered Species Act, prompting protests focused on its environmental and regulatory changes.
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