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Due to a software issue with Lakeshore’s billing system, residents and property owners who are registered for electronic billing may have received duplicate emails regarding their 2024 interim property tax bills today. These duplicate emails can be ignored or deleted from email inboxes.

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Property owners required to minimize glare and light onto neighbouring properties. .

The Municipality of Lakeshore’s summer student job positions are now open for applications. All local youth who are 16 years of age or older and returning to school in September of 2024 are eligible to apply.

Location moved to Libro Centre parking lot. Residents in the Woodslee area looking to drop off their Christmas tree can head to the Libro Centre/Millen Park parking lot (1925 South Middle Road) instead of Memorial Park.

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Upgrades include walking trail improvements, lighting, and a new pavilion. .

Feasibility study on potential community hub and mixed-use building also approved. Lakeshore Council officially approved the.

The Municipality of Lakeshore is seeking feedback from local pickleball players on improving facilities, programming and sport registration. Recently, Lakeshore has seen tremendous growth in pickleball players and interest in the sport.

The municipality is pleased to announce that the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing has approved eligibility for Lakeshore residents, within a designated activation area, for the Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians (DRAO) program. This program, run by the Province, assists with emergency expenses and costs to repair or replace essential property not covered by insurance, following the significant rainfall event in August.