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The Southwestern Ontario town near Stratford launched a kayak-lending program through its public library on Monday, which means those interested in exploring its waterfront but lacked the equipment are no longer up a creek without a paddle, so to speak.
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“Our waterways have long been a great recreational asset to our town,” St. Marys Mayor Al Strathdee said in a release. “The Yak Shack is a perfect way for residents and visitors alike to have access to a kayak and to experience our Thames River and Trout Creek.”
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“We’re on the verge of a significant housing crisis,” said Karen Calhoun, Director of Human Services for the county. “We had to take a complicated process and make it manageable for the applicant and timely for the landlords. We are fortunate to have a solid technological infrastructure and a team that could think critically and act quickly on decisions.”
Residents can apply online via a personal computer, tablet, or smartphone. Paper applications are also available at the following county offices:
the Government center on Church Street South in Concord
the Human Services Center on South Cannon Boulevard in Kannapolis