Huronia Airport

3 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 10, ISSUE 8 HURONIA AI RPORT wonderful environment for people to appreciate and enjoy. While it has traditionally been known as a vacation destination, the community is experiencing an increase in full-time residents, as the appealing surroundings attract those embracing remote work opportunities. “I believe Tiny Township is the best township of the 440 in Ontario,” says Mayor, David Evans. We have unmatched natural features and vacation opportunities. The permanent population is a reflection of people realizing they can work full time and still be in this beautiful environment that they would visit as a cottager.” Showcasing the growth and abundant possibilities within the township, the mayor emphasizes the significant role played by Huronia Airport. Airport Ownership and Assets With its central location in the community, the airport is known as the ‘Gateway to Georgian Bay’ and is part of a tri-party agreement between three municipalities, Midland, Penetanguishene, and Tiny. The Huronia Airport Commission, consisting of Mayor Evans, along with the mayors of Midland and Penetanguishene, and four community representatives, effectively governs the operations and development of Huronia Airport. The Huronia Airport Task Force operates as a subcommittee of the Commission