Welcome to the Town of Wasaga Beach. In the beginning, long before there was an identically-named provincial park, there was a beautiful, small town situated on the magnificent shores of Georgian Bay. Over time, that town (and it’s panoramic views of the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere) became legendary and that 14-kilometre-long, sandy beach became iconic. Today, Wasaga Beach is home to over 24,000 residents and we welcome up to 2 million visitors each year. People come from afar - across Canada and around the world - to experience our famous sunsets, have fun and make memories that will last a lifetime. Today, we are also one of the fastest-growing municipalities in Ontario. With growth, comes opportunity. Follow us here for news and updates about: 👉🏿 career opportunities 👉🏻 business opportunities, including RRPs and EOIs for design and marketing services, municipal infrastructure, food trucks and other vendor opportunities, including skate shop operators for our new twin-pad arena and library 👉 how we're building a brighter future for the Town of Wasaga Beach by investing in people, programs, services and infrastructure Work here. Live the dream. ❤️ #wasagabeach #worldslongestfreshwaterbeach Land Acknowledgement Statement The Town of Wasaga Beach recognizes the traditional territory of the Indigenous people who once lived here and in many instances still do. We recognize the First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples of Canada as traditional stewards and caretakers of the land. We acknowledge that Wasaga Beach is located within the boundaries of Treaty 18, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Haudenosaunee, Tionontati, Wendat, and is the home of many First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples as part of an intricate nationhood that reaches across Turtle Island. At this time of truth and reconciliation, we welcome the opportunity to work together towards new understandings and new relationships and ask for guidance in all we do.