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The report on the Lakeshore Greenhouse Study is now expected to be presented to Council in late 2022.

Originally scheduled to be presented at the meeting on October 11, 2022, the Municipality has received a significant amount of public feedback on the contents of the study.

“We’d like to thank all those who took the time to attend the meetings. Many have submitted detailed and informed comments on the content of the study,” said Tammie Ryall, Corporate Leader – Growth & Sustainability.

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Members gathered for the Lakeshore Firefighter Appreciation last night at the Atlas Tube Recreation Centre. The event was the first time in the department’s history to include firefighters from all five stations.

“The sheer size of the municipality means it’s challenging to get all our staff members together in one place. Historically, we’ve hosted one or two events across the stations, but this year we saw an opportunity to come together as one department,” said Chief Don Williamson. “We have...

Message from Mayor Tom Bain

"On behalf of Council and residents of the Municipality of Lakeshore, I want to offer my deepest condolences on the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

As the longest-reigning monarch in the history of Canada, and the Commonwealth, she has been a steady presence and reminder of our shared history.

While opinions about the role of the Monarchy in our country may vary, there is no doubt she will be remembered and honoured for her leadership and lifelong commitment...

Citizens invited to attend Open Houses or submit feedback through a community survey

Lakeshore citizens and local stakeholders are invited to attend an upcoming open house and submit their feedback online regarding a proposal to establish a gaming site for a Charitable Gaming Centre at 446 Advance Boulevard. 

The proposal to locate the Power Play Gaming Centre, initiated by Community Gaming and Entertainment Group (CGEG), requires approval from both the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of...

Rourke Line Road will be closed from County Road 22 to Caille Avenue starting on Monday, August 29, 2022 for improvements to the municipal drain, road reconstruction, upgrades to urban cross section, street lights and sidewalk.

The road will be open to local traffic only.

The project is anticipated to be completed in the spring of 2023.