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Our Voices Matter The Fight to Stop This Build Continues

Citizens of Tiny must be heard

The Stop the Build campaign continues to press Tiny Township Council to halt the proposed new Town Hall project in the face of overwhelming public opposition and mounting fiscal concerns. Now, nearly 7,800 signatures have been presented to the Ontario Legislature—an unmistakable signal that residents want this project stopped. Protests, petitions, packed council meetings, and hundreds of letters have all sent the same message: Tiny does not need a $27 million building, especially when the township is already facing a $72 million infrastructure maintenance shortfall.

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How’s Your Sign Holding Up?

This last winter was a tough one, and some of our Stop the Build signs have been through the wringer—snow, plows, wind, and ice storms can take their toll. But every sign still standing is a bold statement of resistance!
Let us know how yours survived. If enough people are ready for fresh ones, we’ll order more so our message keeps blazing from lawns, fences, and windows across Tiny. Together, we’ll keep the pressure on—loud, visible, and unshakable until we are properly heard.

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This is more than a budget dispute—it’s about transparency, accountability, and respecting the will of the people. The campaign demands an open, inclusive decision-making process, a thorough reassessment of the township’s real needs, and a commitment to financial responsibility. The community has spoken loudly, and we are not finished speaking. This is far from over.

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Why is this so huge?

Update: since this website first published this plan, the project has been upgraded to 33,000 sq ft with more expensive changes on the horizon!