North Dundas is a growing municipality located just 30 minutes south of the City of Ottawa and is home to a population of approximately 12,000 people who enjoy a mix of rural and urban lifestyles, excellent health care facilities, essential municipal services, positive population growth, natural heritage and much more.
North Dundas has a diversified rural economy and prides itself on having some of Eastern Ontario’s finest agricultural land. Major centres include Winchester, a full service community, and the scenic Village of Chesterville and several rural hamlets and settlements.
Planning to organize a public event in North Dundas?
The Public Event Policy 104-2024 provides a uniform and consistent approach to public events organized within the Township of North Dundas. The Township is supportive of events organized by a variety of groups, provided they occur in a safe environment and have regard for provincial regulations and other applicable legislation, including but not limited to, the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, the Fire and Building Codes, Nuisance Bylaws, Lottery Licences and Street Closures.
To view the full policy and accompanying application form, please follow this link:
Public Event Policy 104-2024 and Application Form
If you would like to volunteer at a township event, please follow this link to complete a Volunteer Application Form. Additionally, all volunteers must complete accessibility training found here. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age. Once completed, please submit both forms to info@northdundas.com
History of the Township of North Dundas
The Township of North Dundas was established in 1998, with the amalgamation of the former Townships of Winchester and Mountain and the Villages of Chesterville and Winchester.