Registering for recreation programs in Wolfville just got much easier, thanks to the roll-out of the new Amilia online booking platform.

The new platform allows users to create accounts. reserve spots in classes and to pay online for recreational programs. 

The platform is now live and community members can use links from Town events found on wolfville.ca to register or, you can search from Town programs directly through the Amilia platform.

For folks who wish to register or pay for programming in-person, Town Hall staff will continue to provide as much support as needed.

Fairfield Street will be closed to all traffic from the morning of December 11 through to end of day on Friday December 15th as we work to complete this project.

Residents will not have access to their driveways during this time December 11th to December 15th and are asked to park on Hillside Avenue. Vehicles parked overnight on Hillside Avenue will be exempt from overnight parking restrictions during the road closure.

On Monday December 18th and Tuesday December 19th crews will be paving Fairfield and access to driveways maybe impacted. Residents  and are asked to park on Hillside Avenue again Monday and Tuesday. Vehicles parked overnight on Hillside Avenue will be exempt from overnight parking restrictions during the road closure.

The Town of Wolfville is forming an Active Transportation Working Group to make sure our future Active Transportation Network meets the needs of our community.

Working Group members will work with Town staff and consultants as our Active Transportation Network is built. Working Group members will be required to attend regular Working Group meetings, to review documents and attend related events.

We are now seeking expressions of interest from community members who would like to join the Working Group. You should have an interest in active transportation, as well as an interest in working collaboratively with other community members, and an interest in working with the Town on this exciting project.

Your expression of interest should include an introduction of yourself (2-3 sentences), a description of your relevant skills, lived experience and your relationship to Wolfville (1-2 paragraphs). 

Working Group goals include: 

• Working with Staff and the consultant to review detailed drawings (including hard infrastructure and wayfinding/branding),
• Support Staff by socializing the network among community members using educational materials and championing the work and,
• Support Staff with public engagement work.

The Town of Wolfville welcomes expressions of interest from Black, racialized and Indigenous Peoples, 2SLGBTQ+, newcomers to Canada, and People with Disabilities. If you are a member of a group that has been historically excluded from opportunities, we encourage you to self-identify in your expression of interest and to share your pronouns.

If you require any accommodation to support submitting your application or navigating the process, please reach out to Barb Shaw at Bshaw@wolfville.ca. Please also feel welcome to start a conversation about this opportunity at any time.

Expressions of interest will be accepted until January 3rd, 2024. Please submit your expression of interest by emailing Director of Planning and Economic Development, Devin Lake.

The first meeting of the working group will be held during the first two weeks of January 2024.

Working Group members will be asked to serve a 1.5 to 2-year term, that will end when all ICIP funded projects are tender-ready. The term may be extended to when the network is completed or beyond.