Selling Beach Area 1 in…

Commentaire

Selling Beach Area 1 in Wasaga Beach could undermine the long-term interests of both the community and the environment. This section of the beach is not just a piece of real estate it’s a central hub for public recreation, local identity, and year-round economic activity. Privatizing it for tourism-focused development risks restricting public access, prioritizing profit over residents’ needs, and creating seasonal businesses that may not sustain the local economy in the off-season. It could also lead to environmental degradation if natural shorelines are altered to accommodate large scale commercial infrastructure, putting the fragile ecosystem of Georgian Bay at risk. Keeping Beach Area 1 in public hands ensures it remains a shared space that supports inclusive community life, protects the environment, and sustains tourism in a way that benefits everyone, not just private investors.