Report #1 examines municpal road issues in rural Ontario and the impacts on rural muncipalities and the rural economy. Report #2 examines the new alignment of provincial and municipal responsibilities and the consequent changes in funding services.

Commissioned by the Critical change in rural Ontario Research Committee, the Rural Ontario Municipal Association.

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a) to develop appropriate policies for the conservation & management of natural resources within the study area;

b) to provide for future residential growth;

c) to develop appropriate planning policies and guidelines for new residential, recreational, commercial and industrial use.]]>
a) to develop appropriate policies for the conservation & management of natural resources within the study area;

b) to provide for future residential growth;

c) to develop appropriate planning policies and guidelines for new residential, recreational, commercial and industrial use.]]> Draft outlines overall operating policies and procedures, guidelines for specific equipment, and health and safety orientation.

]]> Report provides information about children from  birth to five years of age in the City of Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton County. A survey of parents of five year old children across the region provided information about the children

]]> Environmental Science]]> Sheila Ziman]]> Background information on seminar held September 24, 2003; includes biographies, workshop overview.

]]> Objectives are to develop an inventory of trails, determine demand for trails and related events, provide a development stratgegy, a marketing plan and method for monitoring the plan.

]]> Articles by local environmentally friendly businesses owners and consultants, and how to utilize the following resources: lobbying, government, libraries, internet, publicity, finance, netweorrrking.

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Related academic literature is presented along with background information on the County itself and past findings of other related research. The methodology of the present study is outlined and a survey of existing services for seniors is detailed. Personal accounts of retirement experiences lead into more general observations of retirement collected from a social survey. Finally, there is a discussion of significant trends and patterns that have evolved in the Haliburton Highlands and recommendations are given for the community and future researchers.]]> Departments: Canadian Studies and Environmental Studies]]> Forestry
Natural Resource Management]]>