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TARBUTT TOWNSHIP ROADS SUPERINTENDENTREQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR REMEDIATION AT JOINT LANDFILL SITELOCATION: 3860 GOVERNMENT ROAD, DESBARATS, ON
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR WOODEN STRUCTURES AT MACLENNAN HALLLOCATION: 762 MACLENNAN ROAD, DESBARATS, ON
FOR SALE: 2012 Freightliner M2 106V
Meticulously maintained 2012 Freightliner Combination Plow / Sand truck. Ready for the road will complete safety at purchase time.
Del / Tenco plow, Krown undercoating every year. Used to clear Municipal Roads in small township contact: admin@tarbutt.ca for more details. $120,000 OBO |
The Corporation of the Township of Tarbutt is located in the centre of the District of Algoma, nestled along the North Channel of Lake Huron. It became a Township on December 22nd 1911. Then became a Corporation on October 9th 1956. The area is well known and loved for its rugged beauty and peacefulness. The many islands and shoreline with its jagged white rocks and pine trees, have inspired many a folklorist, artist, and poet over the years.
The location of Tarbutt Township is on both sides of the Trans-Canada Highway 17 East. The shoreline dotted with many rocky islands, have drawn tourists to the area for almost a century. During the summer months the population influx exceeds that of the permanent residents. However, the Township has remained a rural one, and enjoys benefits from having both an agricultural based community, and a summer community. Agriculture is the main occupation of the rural residents, but industries in Sault Ste. Marie are also major employers of local residents who enjoy the commute. Tarbutt is approximately a 40 km drive from Sault Ste. Marie.
The current year round population of the Township is approximately 450 people but swells to double that during the summer months when seasonal residents come to enjoy their properties.
The location of Tarbutt Township is on both sides of the Trans-Canada Highway 17 East. The shoreline dotted with many rocky islands, have drawn tourists to the area for almost a century. During the summer months the population influx exceeds that of the permanent residents. However, the Township has remained a rural one, and enjoys benefits from having both an agricultural based community, and a summer community. Agriculture is the main occupation of the rural residents, but industries in Sault Ste. Marie are also major employers of local residents who enjoy the commute. Tarbutt is approximately a 40 km drive from Sault Ste. Marie.
The current year round population of the Township is approximately 450 people but swells to double that during the summer months when seasonal residents come to enjoy their properties.
COVID-19 RESOURCES
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COVID-19 Vaccines - What it Means for Employers *Updated*This document provides information to employers about COVID-19 vaccinations. 
This document provides employers and workers in Canada with information on the importance of disconnecting from work. It will explore the current situation, and possible options.
This document outlines the benefits and limitations of rapid testing as well as practical considerations to follow when implementing rapid testing in the workplace.
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Returning to Work - Easing RestrictionsThis tip sheet is for employers and workers who are returning to the workplace, after an easing of COVID-19 restrictions. For some, this will be their first time returning to the workplace since the start of the pandemic.
This tip sheet will help employers and workers understand the privacy considerations when personal information is collected during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rapid antigen tests are important COVID-19 screening tools that can help protect workers, customers, and the communities they live in.
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Returning to Work - Preparing WorkersIn many cases, workers have been working from home or not working at all. As COVID-19 cases decline and vaccination rates increase, businesses are reopening, and many workers are or will be returning to the workplace.
This tip sheet is for employers and workers who are returning to the workplace after an easing of COVID-19 restrictions. For some, it may be their first time returning to the workplace since the start of the pandemic.
Controlling COVID-19 in the Workplace - ENGLISH
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IS YOUR VOTER INFORMATION UP TO DATE?
Contact Elections Ontario to ensure you are on the provincial voter list, add or change your information, remove yourself or a deceased person. Call 1-888-668-8683 or e-mail info@elections.on.ca W.I. Park Rehabilitation and FundingTarbutt Township and the Kensington Conservancy are working in Partnership with the Great Lakes Local Action Fund to Rehabilitate the W.I. Park and to educate the Community of the importance of the Great Lakes to our local envrionment. If you are interested in assisting, please contact Tarbutt Office.
FREE HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE can be dropped off at the SSM site Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30 – 4:30 at no cost.
402 Fifth Line East Sault Ste. Marie |
Thermostat Disposal
Thermostats can be dropped off at North Channel Heating and Air Conditioning, 7231, Hwy 17E, Desbarats (where the four lane ends/start). Please call ahead: 705-971-1976. North Channel Heating and Air Conditioning is registered with the Thermostat Recovery Program. Thermostats contain Mercury, a bioaccumulative, persistent, and neurotoxic heavy metal that threatens the health of humans and the ecosystem. If not disposed of properly it can work its way from our land to our streams, lakes, fish and eventually into the human body. There is no cost for this disposal service. |