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Looking to take a vacation away from the hustle and bustle of city life?
Why not visit our lakeside campgrounds!
Looking to take a vacation away from the hustle and bustle of city life?
The next Municipal Election will be held on October 20, 2025
Elections will be held for the five (5) Councillor positions, one from each of the five (5) electoral divisions. The Chief Elected Official (otherwise known as the Reeve) is elected from amongst its members at the annual Organizational Meeting.
Elections will be conducted in accordance with the Local Authorities Election Act and other applicable municipal bylaws and policies.
To download the nomination/candidate forms or for more information, please see the Elections page.
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Tips to Help
- Weather can affect the conditions at the disposal site
- Expect to encounter muddy conditions when it has rained
- Expect drifts at sittes if it has snowed within the last two days
- Loads that have been separated beforehand will speed up the disposal at the sites
- Burn barrels can stay hot for up to 3 weeks. Caution must be used when disposing of ash.
- Waste oil may be taken to the Regional Landfill
- Burn pits are for clean wood only. No rail ties, treated lumber, wood with plastic attached, or shingles. No plastic material allowed.
- Tire spots are for tires only; no rubber products allowed.
To comply with the Provincial Litter Control Act, ALL loads must be secured during transportation. Loose loads must be covered, waste must be in tied bags or covered boxes, and end gates must be used. If a load is found unsecure, a Public Nuisance Charge will be applied.
Please help to keep our facilities and roadways to the disposal facilities clean!