A Warm Welcome from the Tecumseh BIA
The Tecumseh BIA aims to keep businesses and residents informed. This web site that provides information, news, events, announcements of new businesses, a Business Directory with ‘Featured Business’ for BIA Members, hot properties available, and information for visitors inquiring about the Town of Tecumseh, Ontario Canada. We also have a website for the Art of Eating Festival. >>CLICK HERE
- NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Members of the Town of Tecumseh Business Improvement Area (TOTBIA) The Board of Management for the Town of Tecumseh Business Improvement Area (TOTBIA), designated by the Town of Tecumseh, will hold its Annual General Meeting as indicated below. A review and ... Read more...
- TECUMSEH TRANSIT SERVICE SURVEY The Town of Tecumseh is conducting a comprehensive ridership survey of both Tecumseh Transit Service (TTS) users and non-users to determine the following: Ridership profile Ridership satisfaction with the TTS Potential improvements to the TTS Purpose of trips Popular destinations Desired ... Read more...
- Smoke-free Outdoor Spaces By-law At their Regular Council Meeting, held on Tuesday July 8, 2014, Tecumseh Council passed a Smoke-free Outdoor Spaces By-law, which will come into effect on January 1, 2015. The By-law prohibits smoking, which includes the carrying of a lighted cigarette, cigar, pipe, ... Read more...
- New Town Council Sworn In Inaugural Meeting: The members of the Tecumseh Town Council that will serve the 2014-2018 term were officially sworn in on Tuesday at Town Hall. Pictured, from left are, Ward 4 Town Councillor Tania Jobin, Ward 3 Town Councillor Brian Houston, Deputy ... Read more...
- Town of Tecumseh Shopping Deals Shoe Box – located at 1614 Lesperance Rd. at E.C. Row in the Tecumseh Town Center Plaza – 519-735-3771 Boots are on Sale! Inventory Blowout 25% – 50% OFF all FALL/WINTER shoes NEW Spring Fashions Arriving Daily | NEW Casual Women’s Line of ... Read more...
- Carbon Monoxide The first Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week will took place November 1 to 8, 2014. Ontario took another step to keep families and homes in Ontario safe by making carbon monoxide (CO) alarms mandatory in all residential homes. If you have a fuel-burning ... Read more...