Media Releases

In the lead up to the holidays, staff from the Municipality of Lakeshore led several initiatives to raise funds and goods for community members in need. .

The Municipality of Lakeshore’s. summer student job positions are now open for applications.

Outdoor facility to serve as space for community. At an event on Thursday, December 12, Lakeshore Council and staff joined members of the community of Comber for a Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony and the unveiling of the future home of the Comber Gathering Centre.

A prescribed burn of. invasive Phragmites.

Reminder comes after three incidents caused an estimated $1 million in property damage. Ahead of the holidays, the Municipality of Lakeshore Fire Department is sounding the alarm on the potential hazard of lithium-ion batteries.

The Municipality of Lakeshore’s draft 2025 Budget will be presented to Council at the upcoming meeting on Tuesday, December 10, with deliberations scheduled for January 23 and 24. .

Update on Holiday Lights. After the installation of this year’s holiday streetlight features, Lakeshore received several complaints about the state of the lights, with some noting that many of the lights were partially out or had gone out since installed.

Last week, Lakeshore Council and staff gathered to recognize long-serving employees of the municipality. “Their careers represent over a century of contributions to our municipality” said Mayor Tracey Bailey.

With construction at Lakeshore Town Hall starting on December 2, 2024, services will begin to transition to the Atlas Tube Recreation Centre starting the week of November 25, 2024. .

Project part of Community Support Agreement with Hydro One. Last week’s Remembrance Day ceremonies in Comber took place at the newly-improved war memorial in the heart of the community, a project made possible by the Community Support Agreement between Lakeshore and Hydro One.