With four seasons of activities, the Town of St. Marys never ceases to amaze visitors. Experience the stunning limestone architecture that has made St. Marys renowned for being the Stonetown. Enjoy a multitude of festivals and events explore our historical museum or browse one of our many unique shops for that one of a kind souvenir. Make a stop at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and explore decades of Canadian baseball pride. The selection is endless, and the choice is yours! 

If recreational activities are your forté, enjoy a picturesque hike along the Grand Trunk Trail or scenic Riverview Walkway. Picnic in one of our beautiful parks or take a dip in the crystal clear water of the renowned Quarry, Canada's largest outdoor swimming pool. 

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The Municipality of North Perth, located in the northern reaches of Perth County, is a strong, vibrant community. Consisting of the former townships of Wallace and Elma and the Town of Listowel, the new Town combines the best of small urban and rural environments.  Its proximity to the twin cities of Kitchener-Waterloo provides the added benefit of big-city luxuries within minutes. These surroundings are enhanced by a large number of progressive farming operations and stately homes within our three communities.

Enjoy the day golfing at Listowel Golf Club a 100 year old 27-hole golf course.  Take the family swimming at one of our 2 outdoor pools, or skating at one of our 3 arenas. In the wintertime, enjoy snowmobiling on our trails, cross country skiing at the Golf Course or skating at our outdoor ice rink.

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On January 1, 1998, the former Townships of Ellice, Mornington, North Easthope, South Easthope and the Village of Milverton officially restructured to become the Township of Perth East. The new municipality has over 7,000 hectares, 4,000 households and a total population of approximately 12,000.

The Municipal Administrative Centre is in Milverton, which is the largest, fully serviced urban centre within the Municipality.

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The Township of Perth South was created on January 1, 1998 as a result of an amalgamation of the former Township of Blanshard and the former Township of Downie and includes the Villages of Sebringville and Kirkton.  There are smaller settlement areas known as the Hamlets that include:  Avonbank, Avonton, Conroy, Harmony, Prospect Hill, Rannoch, St. Pauls, Whalen Corners, and Woodham.

The Township of Perth South is situated in southwestern Ontario at the southeastern boundary of the County of Perth. 

Perth South has a population of 4,132 people (2006) residing in 1,483 households.    The area is comprised predominantly of a mix of rural agricultural and hamlet residential uses with a total land area of 39,202 hectares.

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Where the gentle banks of the historic Thames River meets the cross-roads of Highway 23 and Highway 8, there you'll find Mitchell, a bustling town in the middle of the Municipality of West Perth.  Located only a short 15 minutes west of Stratford and in the heart of Ontario’s breadbasket, West Perth is the perfect location to take in warm country charm and the vivid splendor of nature.

Enjoy Mitchell's small town ambience.  Home to a host of shops, restaurants, and historical treasures, Mitchell is the commercial centre of West Perth.  Saunter down the Main Street and let one of our exciting restaurants serve you.

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