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The Corporation of the Township of Tay Committee of All Council Meeting May 13, 2015 1:00 P.M THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TAY COMMITTEE OF ALL COUNCIL MEETING MAY 13, 2015 1:00 P.M. MUNICIPAL OFFICE – COUNCIL CHAMBERS 1. CALL TO ORDER: 2. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST: 3. ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA: 4. DELEGATIONS: General Government/Finance 3:00 p.m. - Mr. David Gravelle - Re: Family Physician Recruitment Program. 3:15 p.m. - Mrs. Sharon Vegh, Economic Development Officer - Re: Economic Development Corporation of North Simcoe (EDCNS) Update. 3:30 p.m. - Mr. Terry Talon, County of Simcoe - Re: 10-Year Affordable Housing & Homelessness Prevention Strategy. Planning & Development 4:00 p.m. - Mr. Eric Conroy, Friends of the Keewatin - Re: Proposal to form a CANADA 150 Committee. 4:15 p.m. - Mr. Brian Willis - Re: Methodist Island Properties. 5. COMMITTEE BUSINESS: A: Protection to Persons & Property B: Public Works C: General Government D: Planning & Development 6. CLOSED SESSION: 6.1 Verbal - Chief Administrative Officer - Re: Litigation or potential litigation, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality or local board (Lawsuit); 6.2 Verbal - Fire Chief - Re: Litigation or potential litigation, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality or local board (By-law Enforcement Matter). 7. ADJOURNMENT: NOTE: DELEGATIONS WILL COMMENCE AT THE SCHEDULED TIME; HOWEVER, COMMENCEMENT OF COMMITTEE WILL BE ADJUSTED AS THE MEETING TAKES PLACE. MUNICIPAL ORIENTATION MARCH 2015 WHO ARE WE? • Community Led Steering Committee • Partnership with GBGH • Partnership with HCF • Partnership with Rotary Club of Midland • Volunteers • Sponsors • Stakeholders RECRUITMENT PLAN 2012-2017 – 18-20 family physicians WHY? Retirements 14,000 current patients at risk New residents still looking for local docs Replacement ratio: 2.0 to 4.0 OUR SUCCESS WHY CANDIDATES CHOOSE US? 1. Family Connection to Community 2. Georgian Bay Lifestyle 3. Practice opportunities 4. Proximity to Toronto 5. Relationship with Recruitment Program 6. Financial incentives DISCONTINUED in 2013 OUR SUCCESS OUR 2015 SUCCESS GBGH SUCCESS Our Strategy - #1 Rotary Club of Midland Recruitment Through Education - $10,000 annual contribution - More cost effective strategy - Creates lasting partnerships - U of T, McMaster, NOSM RECRUITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION SUCCESS Dr. Ian Wagg EMERGENCY / ANESTHESIA Dr. Anila Mathai * FAMILY MEDICINE Dr. Hanni Darwish FAMILY / EMERGENCY MEDICINE University of Toronto Rural Family Medicine Dr. Katie Cuttini-Darwish Program FAMILY MEDICINE Dr. Shelley Mott CHIGAMIK CHC / HOSPITALIST RECRUITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION MORE SUCCESS Dr. Jessica Chin HOSPITALIST / FAMILY MEDICINE Dr. Craig Peters FAMILY MEDICINE LOCUM University of Toronto Rural Family Medicine Program RECRUITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION CANDIDATES Dr. Krista Margeson Dr. Joyce Lui University of Toronto U OF TORONTO RESIDENTS Rural Family Medicine START JULY 2015 Program RECRUITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY CLERKSHIP LAUNCHED AUGUST 2014 RECRUITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION Tracy Sarmiento Thunder Bay, ON RECRUITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION Jeanne Murdoch Sault Ste. Marie, ON RECRUITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION Jenna Webber Sudbury, ON Whitney Faiella Sudbury, ON Start September 1, 2015 RECRUITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION RURAL MEDICINE WEEK Our Strategy # 2 Peer to Peer Recruitment Through Recruitment Our new recruits act as ambassadors for our communities, hospital, and medical clinics Our Strategy # 3 Relationship Development ROMP Residents Retreat ROMP Placements NSM LHIN Recruiters CASPR (Canadian Association of Staff Physician Recruiters) UPDATE - Program audited in 2013 & 2015 - $100,000 in GIC - New website – georgianbaydoctors.com - New Chair – Dr. Jeff Golisky - New members Jane Barnett, Dr. Phil McGuire, Markus Bauman, Andrew Shantz UPDATE - Village Clinic open in Penetanguishene – Georgian Village - Tay Pharmacy Clinic – ready for a tenant - Springwater Clinic is partnering with SGB CHC (Wasaga / Collingwood) - Chigamik recruited Dr. Kevin Byron – Started in 2014. WORLD CHAMP FUNDRAISING Friday, August 15, 2014 Supporting Family Physician Recruitment Midland Golf and Country Club Presented by RETENTION EVENTS CHALLENGES • New Physician Services Agreement • Barriers for new grads • Lack of succession plan options for retiring physicians • Immigration - TFWP RECRUITMENT PLAN 2012-2017 – 18 family physicians HOW? Financial Plan Recruitment Plan Tireless Community Volunteers Continued Municipal Support QUESTIONS? THE POWER OF FOUR A Vision for Prosperity Tay Township Presented by Doug Ewen, EDCNS Executive Economic Development Corporation of North Simcoe May 13, 2015 The Power of Four AGENDA Introduction The Power of Four Accomplishments To Date 2015/2016 Priorities Collaboration 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 2 INTRODUCTION Formed by Midland, Penetanguishene, Tay and Tiny Grown out of the Huronia Economic Alliance Incorporated on July 8, 2014 11 member Board of Directors Chris Johnston, Chair * Debbie Levy, Penetanguishene Roy Ellis, Vice Chair *Mayor Scott Warnock, Tay Doug Ewen, Secretary Treasurer *Mayor George Cornell, Tiny Marisa De Zotti *Glen Canning, Midland Pierre Paul Maurice * Kevin Cowie *Sharon Vegh, ED Officer Clare Boudreau * * Community Member 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 3 INTRODUCTION Vision By 2020, the four North Simcoe municipalities will be a growing, well‐balanced, open community linked closely to Georgian Bay and economically founded upon: A world‐class, four‐season tourism experience; An education‐led innovative manufacturing base; A strong health care and life sciences service cluster; and An efficient and growinge agricultur and agri‐business economy. 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 4 INTRODUCTION Mission To promote and foster balanced sustainable economic growth in North Simcoe 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 5 THE POWER OF FOUR 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 6 THE POWER OF FOUR 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 7 ACCOMPLISHMENTS EDCNS Presence “Celebrating Growth in North Simcoe” Business Plan established at January visioning day Web presence established Marketing launch set for June/July Rogers TV profile, co‐filmed by Nate Lacroix Prosperity Summit – June 25, 2015 Assets secured with ownership rights to: • Heart of Georgian Bay™ and the domains gbay.ca, gogbay.ca, gogbay.com 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 8 ACCOMPLISHMENTS Business Retention Met with the Honorable Gary Goodyear, three follow‐up meetings with Bruce Stanton and continuous dialog Met with local businesses in all sectors, actively engaged with four, extended business collaboration planned Developed a portfolio and process for funding opportunities • Three applications submitted 1 approved (Foodland Ontario), 2 in approval review state (OMAFRA RED & FedDev Investing in Business Growth and Productivity) Working extensively with TAP in the tourism portfolio Transformed TAP to a new DMO for Tourism “Heart of Georgian Bay” launched through TAP Finalizing accurate and complete business database 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 9 ACCOMPLISHMENTS Suspects 52 Business Investment Working to secure a fibre Prospects 9 processing facility Early stages of location search for Potential 1 aerospace business 52 business leads generated Qualifying • 1 lead obtained by call‐in 2 • 51 proactively sourced leads Proactively sourcing new leads INVESTMENT Objective Investment Pipeline 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 10 2015/2016 PRIORITIES Overview EDCNS Development Prosperity Summit – June 25, 2015 Annual General Meeting –July 9, 2015 Identify funding for on‐going support of EDCNS and North Simcoe Tourism Business Expansion/Marketing Support growth of existing businesses by funding advice and marketing awareness and participation (Canadian Manufacturing Trade Show) • Fifteen interests pursued. One in approval review state (FedDev IBGP) • Rogers TV Production & Nate Lacroix trailer Proactive visitation program Continue Framework Development Work to ensure an “Investment Ready” climate Support municipal development (Airport, downtown development) 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 11 2015/2016 PRIORITIES Agribusiness Engage all sub‐sectors of the local agriculture community in and EDCNS annual public meeting for area farmers to identify concerns and develop possible solutions (Jan 2015 / Jan 2016) Continue established links with agriculture and crop research specialists in Guelph and OMAFRA Create database for the agribusiness community Engage OMAFRA/County of Simcoe Economic Development staff to implement expanded agricultural programs to our local farming community Actively participate with Simcoe County Agriculture Liaison Group Promote agricultural awareness at the EDCNS Prosperity Summit and the AGM Continue research on the development of material supply for fibre processing Develop Food Preparation Seminar in Midland in conjunction with Georgian College 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 12 2015/2016 PRIORITIES Advanced Manufacturing Focus on automotive and high‐tech clusters to complement existing manufacturers Support development of a strong inventory of available land and buildings Support existing manufacturers: • Fund sourcing • Promote attendance in marketing events supported by Simcoe County • Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show Actively pursue new business through networks: • Industry Canada abroad • Diplomats stationed in the GTA • Federal & Provincial Ministries 4/30/2015 The Power of Four 13 2015/2016 PRIORITIES Tourism Form North Simcoe Tourism Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) Select Board of Directors Secure sustainable funding
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