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Position Statement Regarding 351 Peterson Road, Kenora

On March 30, 2023, the City of Kenora received notice that the property owner of 351 Peterson Road had applied to Transport Canada to register a water aerodrome, an application that resides under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Federal Ministry of Transportation.

The City of Kenora acknowledges Transport Canada’s exclusive constitutional jurisdiction over aeronautics, and it further recognizes that water aerodromes are technically exempt from statutory consultation requirement.

On April 24,...

Mellick Avenue Road Improvements and Closures

Please be advised that Titan Contractors (Kenora) Ltd. will be completing road improvements on Mellick Avenue between Tenth Street North and Thirteenth Street North commencing Wednesday, May 3 and continuing until the end of June 2023.  

During the construction, Mellick Avenue will have intermittent closures from Tenth Street North to Eleventh Street North to allow for construction. When closures are required, traffic will be detoured around the construction area using Main Rideout Street.  

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Sandbags Available for City Residents Now

The City of Kenora has made sandbags and sand available to help you to prepare and protect your home and property from seasonal flooding.

Pick up sandbags at Fire Hall Station One, 100 Fourteenth Street North.

Sand is available to fill the bags at the Operations Centre, just down from the Fire Hall on Fourteenth Street North on the north side of the street.

Position Statement Regarding Junior A Team Request

The City of Kenora’s Recreation and Culture department received a request for ice time to activate a Junior A team in Kenora. The recreation team has reviewed the request and determined that the junior team calendar will not be included in the 2023/2024 ice season schedule. 

This decision is an administrative decision which was based on assessing several factors outside of just the ice allocation. Through public consultation,  concerns have been raised by community groups and users and the City...

City Encourages Residents to be Prepared for Seasonal Flooding

The City of Kenora Municipal Emergency Control Group wants to remind residents of the seasonal flood risks that come with the spring melt and rising water levels. 

As the temperatures climb and the snowpack melts, and water levels rise. This may trigger overland flooding and excessive runoff. We can all take steps to be ready when seasonal flooding occurs. 

Everyone, particularly residents living near areas prone to flooding or who have experienced extreme water level changes in their neighbourhood...