Welcome To Goderich Tool Kit

Welcome To Goderich
Tool Kit
Goderich! Has Something For Everyone................................................................ 3
The Business Improvement Area.......................................................................... 3
Travelling to Goderich........................................................................................ 5
What Makes Goderich Unique.............................................................................. 6
Demographics................................................................................................... 9
Services in Goderich......................................................................................... 18
Recreational Facilities....................................................................................... 21
Interested in Opening a Business in Goderich?..................................................... 22
People to Talk to – to Help Get Started............................................................... 24
Helpful Contacts.............................................................................................. 31
Reports and Studies......................................................................................... 34
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Goderich! Has
Something For
Everyone...
Goderich is located along the beautiful shores of Lake Huron in
Ontario, Canada. The 8,000 citizens take pride in the
fact that Goderich is called Canada's prettiest
town. Goderich is the 1999 and 2008 Nations in Bloom
1st runner-up and was awarded 1998 Communities in
Bloom National champion. This year we won once again
for our category.....The Prettiest Town for Sure!
Our Unique Town Square...
Our unique, octagonal, downtown is a pleasure you won't want
to miss. "The Square" is heralded as being one of the most
unique outdoor shopping malls. In the heart of the Square are
the Huron County Court House and a beautiful downtown park.
The town boasts dozens of stores, quaint antique and specialty
shops and an indoor mall for your shopping enjoyment. Bring a
hearty appetite because Goderich has no shortage of fine and
varied eating establishments.
The Business Improvement Area
In 1977, the businesses of downtown Goderich believed that to
maintain a healthy downtown the efforts of the community had
to be pooled and the Goderich Business Improvement Area was
formed.
Over the last 27 years, the Goderich BIA has worked diligently
to promote and beautify our unique Courthouse Square
and the streets which radiate from it to form downtown
Goderich.
Three Fantastic Beaches...
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Goderich is fortunate to have three public beaches. The easily accessed parks provide sandy
beaches, great swimming, windsurfing and sailing. The waterfront parks are generously
equipped with clean picnic shelters, public washrooms, running water and an abundance of
free parking.
Relax and Enjoy...
After a busy day at work,
places to sit and take in all
Lake Huron shoreline.
facilities from other
beaches are connected by
runs along the waterfront
Trail and Menesetung
over the Maitland River.
you can find plenty of quiet
the natural beauty along the
What truly distinguishes these
lakeside parks is that all three
an old fashioned boardwalk. It
and joins up with the Maitland
Walking Bridge which towers
Or be Active...
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
S
Winter Fun
Swimming
po
rts
Carnivals
“Urban living in a small town atmosphere.”
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Travelling to Goderich
Distance Chart:
City
Port Huron Mi.
London
Sarnia
Toronto
Detroit/Windsor
Kitchener
Clinton
Seaforth
Bayfield
Exeter
Wingham
Stratford
Grand Bend
Kincardine
Distance
(km/miles)
133/82.6
100/62
125/77
225/139
260/161
116/70
20/12.4
34/21.2
17/10.7
55/34.2
55/34.2
84/52.2
49/30.5
49/30.5
Drive Time
(hours)
20
30
15
45
40
45
45
2
1.5
1.5
2.5
3
1.5
minutes
minutes
minutes
minutes
minutes
1
minutes
minutes
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Zoomable Map
View of Southwestern Ontario: To download a "zoomed in" map of Goderich, click on the map
below to go to
Goderich is easily accessible by land, water or air.
By Land: See map (above). Situated on Hwy #8 & Hwy#21, Goderich is located only a short
distance from major urban centres yet has a small town charm found only in cottage country.
By Air: Goderich Municipal Airport - Two paved and one grass
runways. There is a fully equipped automated weather station. All
aviation fuels are available and an aircraft maintenance facility is on
the field.
By Water: The Goderich Harbour is owned by the Town of Goderich and is operated by the
Goderich Port Management Corporation. It is the only seaway
depth harbour on the east side of Lake Huron. Over 100 lake
freighters use the port each year carrying cargoes of salt,
grain and calcium chloride. The port is the largest revenue
producer of all formerly owned Transport Canada’s ports.
Goderich has the only seaway depth port on
the east side of Lake Huron and is open
approximately 9 months of the year
depending on winter ice conditions. The local
wharfage available is 1,400 metres (4 600
feet). Lake and ocean vessels up to 222 metres (730 feet) in length can be
accommodated. The harbour depth is 8 metres (26 feet) - Seaway depth.
For 8 - 9 months of the year the port is the home to The Canadian Coast
Guard.
What Makes Goderich Unique
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The settlement of Goderich was founded in 1827.
William “Tiger” Dunlop and John Galt, official founders, were
sent to the Huron Tract in 1826 to open the area up for
settlers. “Tiger” fell in love with the area and decided to make
it the headquarters of the Canada Company.
Goderich is one of the few communities in North America that
has its own flag.
Goderich is the County Seat of Huron County and it is also the
largest town in Huron County.
The town has a size of 7.91 square kilometres. Sifto Salt Mine
has more linear kilometres under the lake than the town of Goderich.
Since Goderich is located on the west shore of Lake Huron, it is one of
the few places where the sun sets over the water, and if you are
quick, you can see it set twice on the same evening.
25% of Goderich is dedicated to parkland!
Goderich’s downtown is a unique octagonal traffic circle known as
‘The Square.’
The Huron Historic Gaol is a unique and imposing octagonal building
which served as a County Jail since its opening in 1842 until 1972. It
is now a National Historic Site.
The great Wayne Gretzky took part in Canada’s longest running peewee
hockey tournament “Young Canada Week” twice.
Goderich hosts the annual, world renowned Celtic Roots Festival, where
people can enjoy world class art, dancing, and storytelling.
A member of the Royal Family declared that Goderich is “The Prettiest Town
in Canada.”
Not all Goderich addresses are within the town limits. This means, you may
have to go to Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh Township to pay your taxes and Goderich Hydro
may not be your provider, but you pick up your mail packages at Goderich post office.
The OPP station on the Square closes at 3 PM every day and they are closed over weekends.
Courier service is Monday to Friday only
Ice cream and hotdogs are only available at the beach from
the May 24 weekend to the end of summer.
There are two skating rinks – make sure you know where your
kids’ programs are run
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The complex at Wal*Mart is not in Goderich! So is the VLA also not part of Goderich…
WiFi Internet on the Square will cost you a little, but in the Library, it is free
If you live in Goderich you have to purchase a hotdog with fried
onions and popcorn from the light green Model T Ford Rotary
Hotdog Wagon. Best is to hang around and hear the stories
people tell you of umpteen years ago when they were young
and did the same.
Don’t miss the open-air Movie night on the Square – it is
fantastic!
Make sure you get gas before 10pm at night
Make sure you have the correct garbage stickers (you have to
pay on top of your taxes for garbage per bag). Shell on the
north end of town sells for ACW. They are not the same
stickers as for Goderich.
Stay in touch with the local newspaper (Signal Star), radio stations (The
Beach, The One, am920 and The Bull). Don’t expect to have good
reception for CBC station. You can also watch Channel 12 for what is
happening in the area.
Internet is high speed!
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Demographics
Goderich, Town
Population and dwelling counts
Total
Population in 2006
7,563
Population in 2001
7,604
2001 to 2006 population change (%)
Female
-0.5
Total private dwellings
3,425
Private dwellings occupied by usual residents
3,270
Population density per square kilometre
956.1
Land area (square km)
Male
7.91
Goderich, Town
Age characteristics
Total
Male
Female
Total population
7,565
3,555
4,010
0 to 4 years
315
170
140
5 to 9 years
420
230
195
10 to 14 years
450
220
235
15 to 19 years
480
225
250
20 to 24 years
430
215
215
25 to 29 years
340
150
190
30 to 34 years
360
180
180
35 to 39 years
405
205
195
40 to 44 years
515
225
290
45 to 49 years
570
275
295
50 to 54 years
620
295
325
55 to 59 years
600
300
305
60 to 64 years
420
185
235
65 to 69 years
375
175
200
70 to 74 years
345
150
195
75 to 79 years
365
155
205
80 to 84 years
275
105
175
85 years and over
275
90
185
Median age of the population
45.6
44.4
46.8
% of the population aged 15 and over
84.3
82.8
85.9
Goderich, Town
Common-law status characteristics
Total
Male
Female
Total population 15 years and over
6,380
2,935
3,440
5,955
2,725
3,230
425
210
210
Not in a common-law relationship
In a common-law relationship
Goderich, Town
Legal marital status characteristics
Total
Male
Female
Total population 15 years and over
6,375
2,935
3,445
Never legally married (single)
1,670
860
805
Legally married (and not separated)
3,365
1,685
1,685
250
110
140
Separated, but still legally married
9
Divorced
475
175
300
Widowed
620
110
510
Goderich, Town
Occupied private dwelling characteristics
Total
Total private dwellings occupied by usual residents
3,255
Single-detached houses - as a % of total occupied private dwellings
Semi-detached houses – as a % of total occupied private dwellings
4
3.8
Apartments, duplex – as a % of total occupied private dwellings
2.8
Apartments in buildings with fewer than five storeys - as a % of
total occupied private dwellings
17.5
Other dwellings - as a % of total occupied private dwellings
Number of owned dwellings
Number of rented dwellings
Number of dwellings constructed before 1986
0
1.4
2,295
955
2,790
Number of dwellings constructed between 1986 and 2006
Dwellings requiring major repair - as a % of total occupied private
dwellings
465
Average number of rooms per dwelling
6.8
Dwellings with more than one person per room - as a % of total
occupied private dwellings
Average value of owned dwelling ($)
Female
70.5
Row houses - as a % of total occupied private dwellings
Apartments in buildings with five or more storeys - as a % of total
occupied private dwellings
Male
7.5
0
184,746
Goderich, Town
Selected family characteristics
Total
Total number of census families
2,195
Number of married-couple families
240
Number of lone-parent families
305
Number of male lone-parent families
Average number of persons in all census families
240
65
2.8
Average number of persons in married-couple families
2.9
Average number of persons in common-law-couple families
2.4
Average number of persons in lone-parent families
2.4
Average number of persons in female lone-parent families
Average number of persons in male lone-parent families
Median income in 2005 – All census families ($)
2.3
2.5
63,965
Median income in 2005 - Married-couple families ($)
72,206
Median income in 2005 - Common-law-couple families ($)
62,259
Median income in 2005 - Lone-parent families ($)
31,920
Median income in 2005 - Female lone-parent families ($)
29,781
Median income in 2005 - Male lone-parent families ($)
40,296
Median after-tax income in 2005 - All census families ($)
Median after-tax income in 2005 - Married-couple families ($)
Female
1,645
Number of common-law-couple families
Number of female lone-parent families
Male
54,695
60,622
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Median after-tax income in 2005 - Common-law-couple families ($)
53,299
Median after-tax income in 2005 - Lone-parent families ($)
Median after-tax income in 2005 - Female lone-parent families
($)
29,660
Median after-tax income in 2005 - Male lone-parent families ($)
28,690
37,169
Goderich, Town
Selected household characteristics
Total
Total private households
Households containing a couple (married or common-law) with
children
Households containing a couple (married or common-law) without
children
3,255
One-person households
Other household types
Average household size
Median income in 2005 – All private households ($)
Female
825
1,020
1,020
390
2.3
48,904
Median income in 2005 - Couple households with children ($)
93,710
Median income in 2005 - Couple households without children ($)
57,967
Median income in 2005 - One-person households ($)
24,962
Median income in 2005 - Other household types ($)
40,242
Median after-tax income in 2005 - All private households ($)
Median after-tax income in 2005 - Couple households with children
($)
Median after-tax income in 2005 - Couple households without
children ($)
Male
43,395
75,411
51,176
Median after-tax income in 2005 - One-person households ($)
22,538
Median after-tax income in 2005 - Other household types ($)
36,297
Median monthly payments for rented dwellings ($)
650
Median monthly payments for owner-occupied dwellings ($)
772
Goderich, Town
Mother tongue
Total
Male
Female
Total population
7,445
3,515
3,935
English only
7,045
3,335
3,705
French only
80
30
50
English and French
40
10
30
290
135
150
Other language(s)
Goderich, Town
Knowledge of official languages
Total
Male
Female
Total population
7,450
3,510
3,935
English only
6,955
3,330
3,630
French only
English and French
Neither English nor French
0
0
0
490
180
310
0
0
0
Goderich, Town
Language spoken most often at home
Total
Male
Female
11
Total population
7,445
3,510
3,935
English
7,420
3,500
3,920
French
10
0
0
Non-official language
20
10
10
0
0
0
English and non-official language
10
0
0
French and non-official language
0
0
0
English, French and non-official language
0
0
0
English and French
Goderich, Town
Immigrant status and period of immigration
Total
Male
Female
Total population
7,450
3,510
3,935
6,845
3,245
3,600
580
260
325
Before 1991
530
230
300
1991 to 2000
45
20
20
2001 to 2006
0
10
0
15
10
10
Non-immigrants
Immigrants
Non-permanent residents
Goderich, Town
Citizenship
Total
Male
Female
Total population
7,445
3,510
3,935
7,385
3,475
3,905
Canadian citizens under age 18
1,475
775
700
Canadian citizens age 18 and over
5,905
2,700
3,200
65
35
30
Canadian citizens
Not Canadian citizens
Goderich, Town
Generation status
Total
Male
Female
Total population 15 years and over
6,265
2,895
3,375
1st generation
600
270
330
2nd generation
840
410
430
4,825
2,215
2,610
3rd generation or more
Goderich, Town
Mobility status - Place of residence 1 year ago
Total
Male
Female
Total population 1 year and over
7,385
3,475
3,910
Lived at the same address 1 year ago
6,545
3,105
3,440
Lived within the same province or territory 1 year ago, but changed
addresses within the same census subdivision (municipality)
515
250
265
Lived within the same province or territory 1 year ago, but changed
addresses from another census subdivision (municipality) within
the same province or territory
295
105
195
Lived in a different province or territory 1 year ago
15
15
10
Lived in a different country 1 year ago
15
10
10
Mobility status - Place of residence 5 years ago
Goderich, Town
12
Total population 5 years and over
Lived at the same address 5 years ago
Lived within the same province or territory 5 years ago, but
changed addresses within the same census subdivision
(municipality)
Lived within the same province or territory 5 years ago, but
changed addresses from another census subdivision (municipality)
within the same province or territory
Lived in a different province or territory 5 years ago
Lived in a different country 5 years ago
Total
Male
Female
7,200
3,360
3,835
4,440
2,095
2,345
1,350
655
695
1,260
535
725
100
50
50
40
25
15
Goderich, Town
Aboriginal population
Total
Male
Female
Total Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal identity population
7,445
3,510
3,935
50
30
15
7,395
3,480
3,915
Aboriginal identity population
Non-Aboriginal identity population
Goderich, Town
Educational attainment
Total
Male
Female
Total population 15 years and over
6,265
2,895
3,375
No certificate, diploma or degree
1,555
775
775
High school certificate or equivalent
1,725
655
1,075
725
530
195
1,370
540
830
University certificate or diploma below the bachelor level
200
105
95
University certificate, diploma or degree
685
285
400
Apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma
College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma
Total population aged 15 to 24
935
445
485
No certificate, diploma or degree
390
200
190
High school certificate or equivalent
310
155
150
15
15
0
135
45
90
Apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma
College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma
University certificate or diploma below the bachelor level
University certificate, diploma or degree
Total population aged 25 to 34
No certificate, diploma or degree
High school certificate or equivalent
Apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma
College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma
University certificate or diploma below the bachelor level
University certificate, diploma or degree
0
0
0
80
30
50
650
280
370
80
60
25
180
70
105
55
45
10
195
55
140
20
0
20
110
40
75
3,125
1,525
1,600
No certificate, diploma or degree
515
305
210
High school certificate or equivalent
895
325
570
Apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma
425
320
110
College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma
750
365
385
University certificate or diploma below the bachelor level
120
60
65
University certificate, diploma or degree
410
150
260
Total population aged 35 to 64
13
Goderich, Town
Major field of study
Total
Male
Female
Total population 15 years and over
6,265
2,895
3,370
No postsecondary certificate, diploma or degree
3,280
1,430
1,850
Education
250
55
195
Visual and performing arts, and communications technologies
100
45
55
Humanities
180
45
135
Social and behavioural sciences and law
265
105
160
Business, management and public administration
585
195
390
Physical and life sciences and technologies
50
55
0
Mathematics, computer and information sciences
35
20
15
680
670
10
80
50
25
Health, parks, recreation and fitness
555
115
445
Personal, protective and transportation services
200
115
85
0
0
0
Architecture, engineering, and related technologies
Agriculture, natural resources and conservation
Other
Goderich, Town
Location of study
Total
Male
Female
Total population 15 years and over
6,265
2,895
3,370
No postsecondary certificate, diploma or degree
3,280
1,430
1,850
Postsecondary certificate, diploma or degree
2,985
1,465
1,525
2,740
1,345
1,390
245
115
125
Inside Canada
Outside Canada
Goderich, Town
Labour force activity
Total
Male
Female
Total population 15 years and over
6,265
2,890
3,370
3,785
1,945
1,840
3,550
1,795
1,750
240
150
90
In the labour force
Employed
Unemployed
2,480
950
1,530
Participation rate
Not in the labour force
60.4
67.3
54.6
Employment rate
56.7
62.1
51.9
6.3
7.7
4.9
Unemployment rate
Goderich, Town
Occupation
Total
Male
Female
Total experienced labour force 15 years and over
3,705
1,890
1,815
A Management occupations
340
245
90
B Business, finance and administration occupations
425
55
365
C Natural and applied sciences and related occupations
110
90
20
D Health occupations
E Occupations in social science, education, government service and
religion
225
55
165
330
85
245
70
30
40
F Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport
14
G Sales and service occupations
H Trades, transport and equipment operators and related
occupations
1,240
400
835
635
605
30
I Occupations unique to primary industry
175
170
0
J Occupations unique to processing, manufacturing and utilities
160
150
10
Goderich, Town
Industry
Total
Male
Female
Total experienced labour force 15 years and over
3,705
1,890
1,820
Agriculture and other resource-based industries
250
240
10
Construction
175
165
15
Manufacturing
380
325
55
Wholesale trade
160
135
25
Retail trade
560
155
405
Finance and real estate
100
30
65
Health care and social services
475
85
390
Educational services
245
80
165
Business services
470
280
185
Other services
885
385
495
Goderich, Town
Unpaid work
Total
Male
Female
Population 15 years and over reporting hours of unpaid work
5,720
2,580
3,140
Population 15 years and over reporting hours of unpaid housework
Population 15 years and over reporting hours looking after children
without pay
5,695
2,570
3,120
2,260
1,000
1,255
1,120
480
640
Population 15 years and over reporting hours of unpaid care or
assistance to seniors
Goderich, Town
Language used most often at work
Total
Male
Female
Total population 15 years and over who worked since 2005
4,150
2,095
2,050
English
4,150
2,095
2,050
French
10
10
0
Non-official language
0
0
0
English and French
0
0
0
English and non-official language
0
0
0
French and non-official language
0
0
0
English, French and non-official language
0
0
0
Goderich, Town
Place of work status
Total
Male
Female
Total employed labour force 15 years and over
3,545
1,795
1,750
165
55
110
Worked at home
Worked outside Canada
No fixed workplace address
Worked at usual place
Worked in census subdivision (municipality) of residence
10
0
0
300
230
65
3,070
1,500
1,570
2,570
1,185
1,380
15
Worked in a different census subdivision (municipality) within
the census division (county) of residence
360
210
150
Worked in a different census division (county)
140
110
30
0
0
0
Worked in a different province
Goderich, Town
Mode of transportation to work
Total
Male
Female
Total employed labour force 15 years and over with a usual place of
work or no fixed workplace address
3,370
1,730
1,635
2,550
1,315
1,235
170
50
115
Car, truck, van, as driver
Car, truck, van, as passenger
Public transit
Walked or bicycled
All other modes
10
10
0
605
340
265
35
15
20
Goderich, Town
Visible minority population characteristics
Total
Male
Female
Total population
7,450
3,510
3,935
85
45
35
Chinese
25
10
10
South Asian
30
25
10
Black
15
10
10
Total visible minority population
Filipino
0
0
0
Latin American
10
0
0
Southeast Asian
0
0
0
Arab
10
0
0
West Asian
0
0
0
Korean
0
0
0
Japanese
0
0
0
Visible minority, n.i.e.
0
0
0
Multiple visible minority
Not a visible minority
0
0
0
7,365
3,465
3,895
Goderich, Town
Earnings in 2005
Total
Male
Female
Persons 15 years and over with earnings (counts)
4,285
2,245
2,035
25,085
35,884
18,429
2,055
1,275
780
44,280
52,122
34,251
Median earnings - Persons 15 years and over ($)
Persons 15 years and over with earnings who worked full year,
full time (counts)
Median earnings -Persons 15 years and over who worked full
year, full time
Goderich, Town
Income in 2005
Persons 15 years and over with income (counts)
Total
Male
Female
6,045
2,825
3,215
Median income - Persons 15 years and over ($)
25,827
35,829
18,728
Median income after tax - Persons 15 years and over ($)
23,022
31,458
17,960
100
100
100
Composition of total income (100%)
16
Earnings - As a % of total income
Government transfers - As a % of total income
Other money - As a % of total income
Income status of all persons in private households (counts)
71.2
76.1
63.7
14
9.7
20.7
14.8
14.3
15.6
7,330
3,480
3,845
% in low income before tax - All persons
8.7
7
10.1
% in low income after tax - All persons
5.2
4.2
6.1
% in low income before tax - Persons less than 18 years of age
7.8
7.7
7.8
4
3.9
3.5
% in low income after tax - Persons less than 18 years of age
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Services in Goderich
Health Care
ALEXANDRA MARINE & GENERAL HOSPITAL: The Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) has been providing quality
health care services to the residents of the Town of Goderich and
surrounding municipalities for nearly 100 years. The history of
AMGH dates back to 1905 when the hospital, a house situated on
the corner of South and Britannia streets, was opened. In 1924
the hospital relocated to its current site and has undergone
numerous renovations and additions over the past eighty years in
response to the changing health care needs of the residents we
are privileged to serve.
In 2009 Goderich will welcome a CT scanner to service Huron
County
MAITLAND VALLEY MEDICAL CENTRE: The
Centre is a state of the art 14,000 sq feet
rooms, 12 practitioner offices, 2
support electronic medical records and a
clients.
Maitland Valley Medical
facility with 24 exam
procedure rooms, lab
spacious waiting area for
MAITLAND VALLEY MEDICAL HEALTH TEAM: The Maitland
Valley Medical Health Team is comprised of Doctors, Nurse
Practitioners, Nurses and other health care professionals
including a psychologist, Social Worker, Diabetic Educator,
Pharmacist and a Dietician.
Other services in Goderich: Chiropractors, Physiotherapists,
Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Optometrists, Foot doctor,
Dentists, Massage Therapist, Homeopathic Services, Health
Unit
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Education
Schools in Goderich & Surrounding Area
Pre-school/Day Care Centre:
Goderich Municipal Child Care Centre
Elementary Schools in Goderich:
Victoria Public School
Robertson Memorial Public School
St. Mary’s Separate School (offers French Immersion)
High schools in Goderich:
Goderich District Collegiate Institute
(GDCI)
Alternate High schools (2) and elementary schools (6) located 20
minutes of Goderich.
St. Joseph’s Elementary
Clinton Christian School
Clinton Public School
Holmesville Public School
Colborne Public School
Brookside Public School
St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School (offers French Immersion)
Central Huron Secondary School
For more information on the local schools contact
Avon Maitland District School Board
62 Chalk St. N, Seaforth
1-800-592-5437
Huron-Perth Catholic District School Board
P.O. Box 70, Dublin
519-345-2440
Lake Huron Learning Collaborative: a community-based non-profit organization dedicated to
life-long learning and enhancing post-secondary education.
The Centre for Employment & Learning : one-stop training, employment & educational
facility.
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Social Services
Betamarsh
Therapeutic/Placement Centre
519-524-8012
Big Brothers Big Sisters North Huron
519-524-4361
Canadian Red Cross Provider
519-524-6661
Children’s Aid Society of Huron County
519-524-7356
Crime Stoppers of Huron County
800-222-8477
Epilepsy Ontario, Huron-Perth-Bruce
519-482-5527
Family Services-Perth/Huron (Counselling Program)
519-273-1020
Family Services-Perth/Huron (Counselling Program)
800-268-0903
Goderich Adult Day Services
519-524-2228
Goderich and District Community Living Association
519-524-7362
Hospital - Alexandra Marine & General
519-524-8323
Huron County Health Unit
877-837-6143
Huron Hospice Volunteer Service
519-527-0655
Huron Safe Homes for Youth
519-235-0433
Huron Safe Homes for Youth
800-361-1640
Huron United Way
519-524-7900
Huron-Perth Centre EAP Services
519-482-9768
Midwestern Adult Day Centre
519-482-7800
North Huron Special Transit Corp (Wheels Away)
519-357-4074
Ontario Provincial Police - non-emergencies
519-524-1074
Service Canada
519-524-8342
Service Ontario
800-267-8097
St. John’s Ambulance
519-524-1076
V.O.N. Perth-Huron Branch-Palliative Care Volunteer Program
519-235-2510
V.O.N. Perth-Huron Branch-Palliative Care Volunteer Program
800-265-5176
Women’s Shelter, Second Stage Housing & Counselling Services of
Huron
519-524-5333
Women’s Shelter, Second Stage Housing & Counselling Services of
Huron
800-265-5506
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Recreational Facilities
Maitland Recreation Centre
Maitland Recreation Centre is located
in the Town of Goderich. Over 70,000
square feet, the building boasts a fivelane 25 metre lap pool; a children's
leisure pool; an on-deck whirlpool and
sauna; locker rooms, including a
special family locker room; gymnasium; indoor walking and jogging track; an
NHL size ice rink, an innovative wellness area consisting of cardio and strength
training equipment; aerobic studio and multi-purpose meeting rooms. Wheelchair accessible,
the YMCA also provides a fresh food service cafe, child minding, personal fitness services and
ample on-site parking.
Memorial Arena
Our second arena for hockey, skating, shuffleboard, special
events and much more
Victoria Park Splash Pad
Victoria Park - Water Park and Playground
Victoria and Nelson Street
Daily 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Seasonal)
Tourism Goderich
Year round location with all the information you would need to explore
the area and Goderich. Experienced staff is here to help answer all your
tourism questions. Find out more information on heritage tours, the
Huron County Museum, Reuben R Sallows Gallery, The Huron County
Historic Gaol, Goderich Co-op Gallery, Marine Museum, The Sky Harbour
Gallery and much more.
Hiking and Biking
The Tiger Dunlop Heritage Trail starts right by the harbour, and takes
the hiker high above the Maitland River on the Menesetung Bridge. For
those with a more energetic frame of mind there are twelve bicycle
trails, some on paved roads, some on gravel tracks,
but all guaranteed to take the cyclist by quiet
byways through Huron County.
Interested in hiking?
Then follow our link to the Maitland Trail!
For those wishing a more leisurely stroll, Goderich offers more than a
mile of boardwalk fronting the beaches of Lake Huron. Marine Heritage Tour
From the Boardwalk on the Waterfront and along the Bluffs.
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Interested in Opening a Business in Goderich?
Rules and Regulations
Official Plan The Official Plan sets out the municipality’s general policies for future land
use. Zoning by-laws put the plan into effect and provide for its day-to-day administration. It
contains specific requirements that are legally enforceable. Construction or new development
that does not comply with a zoning by-law is not allowed, and the municipality will refuse to
issue a building permit.
A zoning by-law divides the municipality into different land use zones, with detailed maps.
The by-law specifies the permitted uses (e.g. commercial or residential) and the required
standards (e.g. building size and location) in each zone.
To view the Official Plan click Official Plan
To view Schedule B – Land Use Plan
Community Improvement Plan – Goderich Council and the Business Improvement Area
have initiated financial incentives to encourage and support private sector investment in the
maintenance and improvements of the downtown core, its services, its streetscape, its public
spaces and its facades by creating the Goderich Heritage Enhancement Fun.
A copy of this document can be viewed at the Town Hall 56 West St. Or by clicking
Community Improvement Plan
Building Permits The rules are easy once you know them. Let the experts guide you
through this process by contacting The Chief Building Official Jim Spence – phone 519-524-7308 email jspence@goderich.ca
or The Building Inspector Fred Pellow – phone 519-524-7308
Planning Application Fees – Planning applications include Official Plan amendments,
Zoning by-law amendments, Minor variances, subdivisions/Condominiums and Consents
(severances). For additional types of planning applications contact the building department
experts. For various planning application fees Planning Application Fees
Zoning Information - A zoning by-law controls the use of land in the community. It states
exactly:
How the land may be used.
Where buildings and other structures can be located
The types of building that are permitted and how they may be used
The lot sizes and dimensions, parking requirements, building heights and setbacks
from the street
Local By-laws – Each community has various by-laws unique to their community. Goderich
works hard to keep these to a minimum but some are always necessary. The following are a
few. For a complete list contact the Town Hall – 519-524-8344
Signage By-law - In order to preserve the historical look of the downtown and to keep the
aesthetics of the town, certain areas including the core is governed by a sign bylaw. For all
the details contact the Town Hall at 519-524-8344
Heritage Rules - Goderich has a wealth of heritage buildings and no other area is as
concentrated as the beautiful downtown core. In order to preserve this area a committee of
council oversees build and rebuild to this area. For all the necessary information click
Heritage Rules
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Winter Parking By-Law - Overnight parking of motor vehicles on municipal roadways is
prohibited during winter months (Nov 15 - Mar 15) and is an offence punishable by a fine. It
is an offence under the Highway Traffic Act to push snow onto any roadway. Snow must be
placed on your own property, not on neighbouring properties or pushed across the street.
Frozen snow piles create a hazard for motorized vehicles.
Lawn Watering Restrictions - The Town of Goderich has instituted watering restrictions
during the following months: May 15- August 31. Allowable watering days are decided by
your address. If your municipal address is an odd number you may water on odd number
calendar days. If your address is an even number you may water on even number calendar
days.
Special water permits for new sold are available at the Town Hall – 56 West St. Or call 519524-8344
Business Services
Electric Power – Goderich Hydro
Departments: Hydro, Water
Secretary: Larry McCabe
Office: 64 West Street, Telephone: (519) 524-7371 Fax: (519) 524-7930
Supply authority: Goderich Hydro
Source: Ontario Hydro - 115,000 volts
Transformer capacity: 44,560 KVA
Total load at present: 25,000 KVA
Industry voltage: 27.6/16 KV
Distribution voltage: 4.160/2 400 grounded
Transformer capacity: 20 MVA
Water
Fully automated plant
1,250,000 gallon storage capacity
Excellent quality - supply
3.6 million gallons per day dumping capacity
Temperature of water: Average = 9.6C; minimum = 1.9C; maximum = 20C
Source: Lake Huron
Consumption: 900,000 gallons per day
Hardness: Lake = 110 p.p.m.; Treated = 100 p.p.m.
Gas
Town supplied with natural gas by Union Gas Ltd.
High pressure service
Sewage System
Modern treatment facilities - Secondary treatment activated sludge plant.
Current daily capacity: 2.1 million gallons - dry day
5.4 million gallons - wet day
Garbage Collection
Landfill site located 10 km east of Goderich at Holmesville (Mid-Huron Landfill)
The landfill site does not accept recycling, except cardboard and there are normal tipping fees
on this. They do not accept hazardous materials such as paint, cleaning chemicals, oils,
gasoline and such. For hazardous materials disposal please contact the County offices for
schedules in your area. For full details of what you can and cannot put in the garbage/
recycling/specialty items and where to buy the stickers click Garbage Collection
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For more information please call the landfill site at (519)482-7668
Industrial Base
Goderich has a diversified industrial base with numerous industries producing and/or
providing a wide range of products and services. Main industries include road machinery,
fabrication, salt mining, newspaper printing, grain storage and handling, dimension lumber
production and supply, aircraft painting and servicing and tourism. Serviced industrial land is
available in the town's industrial park.
People to Talk to – to Help Get Started
Town Planner – The expert for the municipality, Joyce Wilson has all the answers.
Developers will find her knowledge insightful and thorough. Joyce can be reached at 519524-8344 or by email jwilson@huroncounty.ca
To Contact the Huron County Planning Department:
County of Huron
Planning and Development Department
Court House Square,
Goderich, Ontario,
Canada, N7A 1M2
Phone: (519) 524-8394 ext. 3
Fax: (519) 524-5677
Email: planning@huroncounty.ca
Clerk Administrator – Larry McCabe is the most knowledgeable person to help with
municipal issues and the latest information. Larry can be reached at 519-524-8344 or by
email: townhall@goderich.ca
To Contact The Town of Goderich:
57 West St.
Goderich, N7A 2K5
Ph: 519-524-8344
Fax: 519-524-7209
www.goderich.ca
Email: townhall@goderich.ca
Business Ambassador Program – Your one-stop assistance process on a confidential
basis for potential new development or businesses seeking information about establishing in
Goderich contact - Judy Crawford – Goderich & District Chamber of Commerce 56 East St.
Goderich, N7A 1N3 or call 519-440-0176 or by email info@goderichchamber.ca
Business Associations
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Goderich & District Chamber of Commerce – The Chamber is the leader in economic
development and the recognized voice of business. We provide opportunities to network,
educate, train, market and improve the business community in the area. We strive to make
the community a better place to live and make a living.
Contact: Judy Crawford, C.E.O.
56 East St.
Goderich, N7A 1N3
PH: 519-440-0176 Fax 519-440-0305
www.godericchamber.ca
email: info@goderichchamber.ca
Goderich Business Improvement Area - The Goderich BIA is a legislated, municipal
organization representing business and property owners. It is dedicated to providing the
vision & leadership to sustain the economic vitality of our community’s central heritage
district within the designated Downtown Business Improvement Area through beautification,
promotions and commercial and residential development.
Contact: Susan Armstrong, Business Manager
57 West St.
Goderich, N7A 2K5
Ph: 519-440-0871
www.goderich.ca
Email: bia@goderich.ca
Huron Small Business Enterprise Centre – the Huron SBEC is located in Seaforth and
now Goderich. It provides free business information to those contemplating or already
operating a business. SBEC assists small business operators with their business planning
process and establish strategies that enable them to improve their chances of business startup success and thus increase their long-term visibility potential.
Contact: Alison Lobb, Business Consultant
56 East St.
Goderich, N7A 1N3
Ph: 519-440-0176
www.smallbusinesshuron.ca/hsbec.htm
Email: Alobb@huroncounty.ca
Huron Manufacturing Association - Manufacturing and municipal leaders recognized
the need for greater awareness, community support and further growth of Huron County's
manufacturing sector. With the assistance of Human Resources Development Canada, the
County of Huron, and local municipalities, completed a comprehensive study to identify the
needs of the manufacturing sector to ensure sustainable growth. The Strategic Plan that
came out of this study identified priorities and activities to guide the group. Their mandate is
to enhance the business climate and success in Huron County for the manufacturing sector,
recognizing that manufacturing is an important pillar of the local economy.
Contact: Huron County Manufacturing Group
1 Court House Square, Goderich N7A 1M2
voice: (519) 524-8394 - press ' 3 ' - Ext. 281
fax: (519) 524-5677
email: info@huronmanufacturing.on.ca
Labour Council of Huron - is the Voice of Labour in The County of Huron. They support
affiliated union locals representing its members. Their diversity of knowledge and experience
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has joined to strongly uphold the principles of unionism and create solidarity in the struggle
to improve the working lives of all people. The Huron District Labour Council plays a key role
in the community.
Huron Business Centre - The Huron Business Centre (HBC) is a one-stop shop for small
business operators in Huron County. As a co-operative of several community based
organizations, the Business Centre is a source of help for local entrepreneurs who are
starting-up a small business, or who are established and are looking for general business
information. The Huron Business Centre prides itself on assisting local entrepreneurs in
developing viable and sustainable businesses. Click for more information about The Huron
Business Centre
Contact: Jim Niesen - Business & Loans Manager
Huron Business Development Corporation
Tel: (519) 527-0305 ext. 28
Fax: (519) 527-2240
E-mail: jniesen@smallbusinesshuron.ca
Contact: Paul Nichol - Economic Development Manager
Huron Business Development Corporation
Tel: (519) 527-0305 ext. 23
Fax: (519) 527-2240
E-mail: pnichol@smallbusinesshuron.ca
For the Small Business Toolbox www.smallbusinesshuron.ca/whatsnew/online_tool_kit.html
Huron Tourism - The mandate of the Huron Tourism Association is to develop and target
cost-effective and result-oriented tourism strategies designed to market the Huron County
tourism industry. Being a membership-based action organization, members have equal input
into association business and can voice their ideas and concerns at our regular meetings.
To download a copy of The Official Tourism Guide
Huron Tourism Association
c/o County of Huron
Planning and Development Department
Court House Square,
Goderich, Ontario,
Canada, N7A 1M2
Phone: (519) 524-8394 ext. 3
Fax: (519) 524-5677
htinfo@hurontourism.on.ca
The Training Board - Working with our community partners, we will proactively advocate
and pursue local solutions to overcome training and employment barriers in order to ensure
the development of a skilled workforce.
For Skilled Trades Info in Huron Perth Grey Bruce Counties - Skilled Trades CD
Contact: BGHPGT Training Board
111 Jackson St. S Suite 1
P.O. Box 1078
Walkerton, Ontario N0G 2V0
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Telephone: 519-881-2725
Toll Free: 1-888-774-1468
Fax: 519-881-3661
www.trainingboard.ca
Location, Location, Location
The community has 6 different areas of land use. Each area has specific business
requirements. For the location that suits your business, review the information listed below
each category.
Core Commercial - BIA/Heritage
This area is our most important commercial district for Goderich. It is often described as the
Jewel of the Community. The core is the most vital area and the most sought after location in
the town.
For excellent information about this most important area of Goderich see two reports:
The 2008 Goderich Residents Survey
Initial Viability Review
For current available properties contact Susan Armstrong, BIA Manager
519-440-0871
Judy Crawford, CEO Chamber
519-440-0176
Industrial – the main use shall provide for a wide range of industrial activities:
manufacturing, processing, fabrication or assembly of raw materials or goods, warehousing
or bulk storage of goods, and related ancillary uses. There is a separate designation for
Harbour Industrial.
For current available properties contact Joyce Wilson, Town Planner or
Larry McCabe, Clerk Administrator
519-524-8344
Waterfront Industrial – The Harbour will be primarily used for industrial uses which have
a demonstrated need for a harbour location for their functional and operational requirements.
For current available properties contact Joyce Wilson, Town Planner or
Larry McCabe, Clerk Administrator
519-524-8344
Highway Commercial – is commonly known as single-purpose establishments such as
service stations, motels, restaurants, vehicle sales, building supplies, emergency services and
convenience uses, but do not include offices, financial services or the general retail uses of
the core commercial area. Large format retail uses (over 10,000 square feet) may be included
with location and market justification.
For current available properties contact Joyce Wilson, Town Planner
519-524-8344
Judy Crawford, CEO Chamber
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519-440-0176
Grouped Commercial – is commonly known as a shopping centre or mall which permits a
wide range of general commercial uses subject to market justification and consideration of its
complementary role to, and effects on the viability of the core commercial area.
For current available properties contact Joyce Wilson, Town Planner
519-524-8344
Judy Crawford, CEO Chamber
519-440-0176
Waterfront Recreational Commercial – located in specific positions of the waterfront,
permitted recreational, cultural, and recreational commercial uses include a hotel, convention
complex, seasonal tourist-based retail, marinas, a trailer park and restaurants. Specific
commercial uses are also permitted in the Harbour Industrial designation.
For current available properties contact Joyce Wilson, Town Planner or
Larry McCabe, Clerk Administrator
519-524-8344
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"This chart is intended to provide general information only. To confirm site specific zoning or
for additional information regarding development potential or site requirements, please
contact the Building Department at the Town, or the Huron County Planning & Development
Department."
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The Checklist Decision Tree
Items to Do
A Place to Start - Inquiries
Find A Suitable Location
Are You Eligible for:
Community Improvement
Grants
Heritage Loans
Huron Heritage Fund
Do You Need:
Rezoning /Planning Approvals
Site Plan
Site Plan
Building Permit
Sign Permit
Heritage Approvals
Additional Parking Approvals
Other Important Reminders
Set up hydro account
Set up Union Gas account
Blue box or dumpster
requirements
Garbage pickup day and rules
Mail Delivery
Liability Insurance
Banking
Legal
Accounting
Done
or N/A
Contact For Help
Chamber of
Commerce
Goderich BIA
Huron Planning &
Development
Town Hall
Town Planner
Chamber of
Commerce
Goderich BIA
Town Hall
Town Planner
Real Estate
Phone
519-440-0176
519-440-0871
519-524-8394 ext 3
519-524-8344
519-524-8344
519-440-0176
519-440-0871
519-524-8344
519-524-8344
519-440-0176
Joyce Wilson
Heritage Goderich
Huron County
519-524-8394 ext 3
519-524-8344
Joyce Wilson
Jim Spence
Joyce Wilson
Jim Spence
Jim Spence
Heritage Goderich
Jim Spence
519-524-8394 ext 3
519-524-7308
519-524-8394 ext 3
519-524-7308
519-524-7308
519-524-8344
519-524-7308
Goderich Hydro
Union Gas
519-524-7371
888-774-3111
Town Hall
Town Hall
Canada Post
Business Directory
Business Directory
Business Directory
Business Directory
519-524-8344
519-524-8344
519-524-8911
519-440-0176
519-440-0176
519-440-0176
519-440-0176
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Helpful Contacts
Town of Goderich
Goderich
townhall@goderich.ca
519-524-8344
McCabe, Larry
Clerk-Administrator
Goderich
lmccabe@goderich.ca
519-524-8344
Rounds, Lori
Tax collector/Deputy
Treasurer
Goderich
lorirounds@goderich.ca
519-524-8344
Spence, Jim
Chief Building Official
Goderich
jspence@goderich.ca
519-524-7308
Marshall, Bob
Tourism Manager
Goderich
bmarshall@goderich.ca
519-524-6600
Quinn, Martin
Parks/Cemetery
Supervisor
Goderich
mquinn@goderich.ca
519-524-1328
Walker, Jeannette
Environmental Services
Technologist
Goderich
jwalker@goderich.ca
519-524-8344
Wilson, Chip
Public Works Manager
Goderich
cwilson@goderich.ca
519-524-7222
Bogie, Ken
Airport Manager
Goderich
kbogie@goderich.ca
519-524-2915
Goderich Hydro
Goderich
goderichhydro@hurontel.o
n.ca
519-524-7371
Business Improvement
Area
Goderich
519-440-0871
Armstrong, Susan
BIA Manager
Goderich
bia@goderich.ca
519-440-0871
Heritage Goderich
Goderich
heritage@goderich.ca
519-524-8344
Page, Barry
Chair
Goderich
heritage@goderich.ca
519-524-2355
Goderich & District
Chamber of Commerce
Crawford, Judy
Chamber C.E.O.
Goderich
info@goderichchamber.ca
519-440-0176
Huron Small Business
Enterprise Centre
Lobb, Alison
Business Consultant
Goderich
519-440-0176
Huron Business Centre
Nichol, Paul
Economic Development
Manager
Huron County
pnichol@smallbusinesshur
on.ca
519-527-0305 ext 23
Niesen, Jim
Business and Loans
Manager
Huron County
jniesen@smallbusinesshur
on.ca
519-527-0305 ext 28
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County Staff
Pullen, Mike
Planning & Development Dept
Huron County
planning@huroncounty.ca
519-524-8394 x3
Laurie, Dave
Acting Director of Public
Works
Huron County
519-524-8394 x504
Municipality of AshfieldColborne-Wawanosh
519-524-4669
Becker, Mark
Administrator/ClerkTreasurer
ACW
clerk@accwtownship.ca
519-524-4669 x203
Municipality of Central Huron
info@centralhuron.com
Harding, Richard
Chief Administrative Officer
Central Huron
cao@centralhuron.com
519-482-3997
Municipality of Bluewater
Alcock, Mike
bluewater@town.bluewater.o
Civil Engineering Technologist n.ca
Huron County
519-236-4351
519-524-8394
Wolfe, Lori
Chief Administrative Officer
Bluewater
lwolfe@town.bluewater.on.ca
519-236-4351 x226
Accountants & Bookkeeping Services
Bentley, James
Bentley Accountants
Goderich
519-524-9521
RJS Accounting
Shelton, Ryan
Goderich
519-524-7772
McDonald, David E. CA
Goderich
519-524-9603
Vodden, Bender & Seebach,
Chartered Accountants
Goderich
519-524-2011
McDonald, Ronald L. CA
Goderich
519-524-6253
Rivett, Jerry
Bookkeeping Services
Goderich
519-524-6931
C & M Income Tax Service
Clinton
519-482-5927
Collins James
Accountant
Clinton 519-482-5746
Hayter, W Glen
Hayter & Associates,
Accountants
Clinton
519-482-5840
Vodden, Bender & Seebach,
Chartered Accountants
Clinton
519-482-7979
Schauffler, Sybille Accounting
Hensall
519-262-3431
Takalo, Ron
Takalo & Burt, Chartered
Accountants
Goderich
519-524-2677
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Banks, Credit Unions
Bank of Montreal
Goderich
www.bmo.ca
519-524-7391
Clinton
519-482-3905
Hensall
519-262-2524
CIBC
Goderich
www.cibc.com
519-524-8371
Goderich Community
Credit Union
Goderich
www.gccu.on.ca
519-524-8366
RBC Royal Bank
Goderich
www.rbc.com
519-524-2626
Clinton
519-482-3926
United Communities Credit
Union
Clinton
www.myunited.ca
519-482-3466
Scotiabank
Goderich
www.scotiabank.ca
519-524-4010
Business Development
Bank
Stratford
www.bdc.ca
519-271-5650
TD Canada Trust
Goderich
www.td.canadatrust.com
519-524-2682
Farm Credit Canada
Clinton
www.gcc-fac.ca
519-482-5115
Legal Services
Carey & Ottewell
Goderich
519-524-2634
Norman Pickell
Goderich
519-524-8335
Frank A Cameron
Clinton
519-482-5510
Mary Cull
Goderich
519-524-1115
Prest & Egener
Goderich
519-524-8368
Cornish Phillip B
Clinton
519-482-1434
Donnelly & Murphy
Goderich
519-524-2154
The Ross Firm
Goderich
519-524-5532
Hiltz Gerald D
Clinton
519-482-3414
Timothy G MacDonald
Goderich
519-524-1120
Troyan & Fincher
Goderich
519-524-2115
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Reports and Studies
Goderich Reports
Goderich Economic Development Brochure
This brochure summarizes the key economic statistics for Goderich.
Goderich Business Retention & Expansion Report
BR+E is a community based, volunteer driven economic development tool funded
by the provincial government that encourages the growth & stability of local
businesses. 99 confidential interviews of Goderich businesses were interviewed.
The findings from those interviews are included in this report. STRONG – Strategy
to Revitalize Our New Goderich…
Goderich BIA Residents Survey
The people responded with excellent suggestions of how to make the downtown
more vibrant and shopper friendly.
Downtown Goderich Trade Area Report
This report was prepared by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural
Affairs provides information about local market conditions and opportunities for
the development of effective strategies for Downtown Revitalization.
The State of the Huron County Economy
This report provides a snapshot of Huron County economy and the strategies,
partners and objectives of Huron County’s shared community economic
development program for 2005.
Sustainable Huron - A Plan for Huron County’s Long Term Well Being and a 5year Review of the County’s Official Plan.
Downtown Goderich Trade Area Report
This report was prepared by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural
Affairs provides information about local market conditions and opportunities for
the development of effective strategies for Downtown Revitalization.
Huron County Tourism Report
A review of the 2006 season and the 2007 Tourism Marketing Strategy
Investing in Huron County Report
This report contains information on prime industrial land, a community profile of
Huron County and special reports on the Huron Manufacturing sector to help
inform potential manufacturing investors of what Huron County has to offer.
Industrial Land availability reports
This folder contains detailed Industrial land availability reports for individual
towns / areas within Huron County.
Huron Manufacturing Association Directory 2007
This directory is a complete listing of all the manufacturers in Huron County.
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Huron, Bruce, Grey, Perth, Georgian Triangle TOP Report – Jan 2007
The Trends, Opportunities and Priorities (TOP) Report is an annual report. The
report provides information which will assist the wider community in the region by
highlighting the issues and priorities of the local labour market.
Huron, Bruce, Grey, Perth and Simcoe Counties Labour Market
Profile
Statistical information regarding trends, issues and opportunities in local industry.
This report also gives demographic information, information on the top employers,
occupations and skills requirements.
“Where the Jobs Are” – the top 50 Occupations in Huron, Bruce,
Grey, Perth and West Simcoe
‘Where the Jobs are’ expands on the Training Board’s original Top 50 Jobs listing
by providing complete profiles for each occupation using information provided by
local employers.
Huron Perth Community Mapping Report
This report is to assess the labour market in Huron and Perth County, to map the
community assets related to training and to assess the demand for distance
learning courses as a tool for labour market development.
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