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Join Mike from St. Thomas Economic Development and Meredith Woodhouse from The City of St. Thomas as they take us on an adventure through the northern reaches of Yarmouth Yards.
They traverse muddy trails to the forest, where Mike discovers the fascinating world of bat boxes designed to protect at-risk bat species, including the small brown myotis. In this video, you'll learn: 🦇 What rocket and nursery boxes are, and how do they support bat conservation. 🛠️ The innovative features of these bat boxes, including pulley systems for maintenance and temperature trackers. 📊 How the collected data is being used in partnership with universities and organizations to improve bat housing across Ontario. Don't miss Meredith's impressive bat sound impersonation and discover how St. Thomas leads conservation innovation through this project. It's just one element of the work on this project's environmental side, and we are excited to share about other upcoming projects soon! Stay tuned for more updates from the St. Thomas Megasite. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to spread the word about this exciting project!
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Join Mike from St. Thomas Economic Development and special guest Sean Dyke, CEO of St. Thomas Economic Development, as they dive into the festivities at the St. Thomas Downtown Development Board's Light Up Talbot, a magical evening in the heart of downtown St. Thomas! This event was the perfect start to the holiday season, bringing thousands of people to Talbot Street for stunning window displays, local shopping, and holiday cheer. 🎄
✨ The Optimist Santa Claus Parade on November 23, beginning at 6pm, is another excellent opportunity to enjoy the lights and sights in Downtown St. Thomas! In this video, you can learn more about: 🎅 What St. Thomas Economic Development Does: From supporting small businesses to community development, find out how they’re making St. Thomas thrive through their work in Economic Development, Small Business, Tourism, The Horton Farmers' Market, and their support of the Downtown Development Board. 💡 The Impact of Downtown Events: How events like Light Up Talbot and Oktoberfest boost local businesses and create unforgettable experiences. 🎁 Holiday Spirit in Action: Featuring the Grinch collecting donations for a meaningful cause also located Downtown, Animal Aide. Catch the festive window displays, learn about the exciting work happening in St. Thomas, and celebrate the power of community events to transform our downtown spaces. 🌟 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share for more updates on the incredible things happening in St. Thomas! For more information about St. Thomas Economic Development and our incredible team, visit the following links: St. Thomas Economic Development Railway City Tourism The Elgin/St. Thomas Small Business Enterprise Centre The Horton Farmers' Market Join Mike from St. Thomas Economic Development and Nathan Bokma from The City of St. Thomas Industrial Development Team for an exciting update from the St. Thomas mega site!
In this video, we dive into the latest updates: Triple Corridor Grading: Grading for the future Battery Boulevard right-of-way, hydro transmission line (TX2), and the shunting yard that will enable rail access across the industrial park. YESS1 and YESS2 Roads: Earthworks and servicing are underway, with Electric Avenue set to connect Ron McNeil Line and provide access to critical areas of the park. Rail Bridge Foundations: Construction is progressing, with structural steel fabricated for the bridge, ensuring smooth connectivity within the site. HydroOne Substation Project: Foundations are being poured, with fill placement advancing to power the site’s future operations. With a tight schedule and dedicated teams, the site is on track to complete major milestones before winter, setting the stage for an impactful year ahead for St. Thomas and its economic growth. Join Mike from St. Thomas Economic Development for an informative chat with St. Thomas Fire Chief Dave Gregory at Fire Station #1!
This update discusses essential fire safety reminders, the fire department's preparedness for the rise of electric vehicle (EV) use, and recent fire incidents in the community. As we set our clocks back, Chief Gregory emphasizes the importance of checking and changing smoke alarm batteries to keep families safe. He also explains the fire department's advanced approach to handling EV car fires, including using specialized equipment like the EV battery blanket, which allows for safer and quicker responses. Chief Gregory addresses a recent incident involving railroad ties and the department's unique challenges in managing that deep-seated fire. Thanks to the cooperation with CN, new protocols are in place to prevent stockpiling, reducing fire risks in the future. |
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