Municipality of Inverness County wants to hear from Former Residents in their Monthly Survey

Jul 17, 2026 | Local News

The Municipality of Inverness County yesterday launched the July edition of The Feedback Loop survey with a focus on former residents who now live elsewhere.
The Feedback Loop is a monthly survey initiative designed to gather feedback on a variety of municipal topics throughout 2026.
Warden Bonny MacIsaac said they want to hear from former residents to better understand their connection to the community, why they left, and what keeps them connected to home, adding the information collected through the survey will help council identify opportunities to encourage former residents to visit more or consider returning home.
The survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and all responses are anonymous. It  is available online, with paper copies available at the Municipal Administration Building, and closes  on August 10.

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