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Job Location | Billings Bridge |
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Job Type | Contract |
The Township of Billings is formed from Billings Township and the Eastern half of adjacent Allan Township, and occupies the north central portion of Manitoulin Island. It contains part of Lake Kagawong, Lake Manitou, Otter Lake and Lake Mindemoya, and its northern boundary is Lake Huron.The extensive lake frontage explains the residence distribution, and the large portion of seasonal residences. The Kagawong River drains Lake Kagawong, flows over Bridal Veil Falls, and reaches Lake Huron in the Hamlet of Kagawong. The Harbour at Kagawong is directly south of the Benjamin Islands cruising grounds on the North Channel, and between the harbour towns of Little Current to the east, and Gore Bay to the west. The M’Chigeeng First Nation reserve is within the boundaries of Billings, with Mindemoya directly to the south.The economy of Billings is driven more by tourism and service industries than by agriculture or logging as in the past. Thousands of tourists annually visit the township and take in the natural beauty of the area as well as visiting one of Manitoulin’s premier sites, Bridal Veil Falls.OPTION TO WORK VIRTUALLY OR TO WORK ONSITEVirtual Benefits - Flexible Work Arrangements - Telecommuting - we are open to flexible work arrangements and telecommuting where qualified (have municipal finance experience) candidates work from their home office 90% of the time. The balance of the time (10%) would be onsite.Onsite Benefits - However if you enjoy nature and rural living and wish to live in the north- this is a unique opportunity to experience nature and rural living at is best. Benefits include:
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