Public Notices

Mikado Avenue and Tenth Street North Project

Please be advised that on Monday, April 29, Titan Contractors (Kenora) Ltd. will begin completing surface, water and sewer infrastructure upgrades on Mikado Avenue, from Tenth Street North, and Tenth Street North from Mikado Avenue to Rupert Street. The project is expected to be completed by the end of July 2024. 

The street and sidewalks will be closed during construction activities. See the map for the traffic detour plans.  

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Titan Contractors at...

Solid Waste Annual Report Available

The City of Kenora is pleased to share the 2023 Solid Waste Annual Report. The City of Kenora operates the Waste Transfer Facility, three remote collection depots, curbside collection services, and the Kenora Area Landfill. The report includes monthly summaries of the solid waste received and a breakdown of the quantities of waste collected. It also highlights the recyclables and hazardous waste materials diverted from the landfill illustrating our collective commitment to waste reduction and...

Coney Island Floating Walkway Removal

Please be advised the Coney Island floating walkway will be removed for the season starting on Wednesday, April 24, to prevent damage to the structure due to ice flows. 

Please note that this work is weather-dependent, and we may reschedule it for Monday, April 29, if the weather is unfavourable. 

We appreciate your patience and understanding during this seasonal project.

Park Street Water and Sewer Upgrade Project

Please be advised that Titan Contractors (Kenora) Ltd. will be completing surface, water and sewer infrastructure upgrades on Park Street, from Tenth Avenue South to Maple Street, on Tuesday, April 16, 2024. The project is expected to be completed by the end of July 2024. 

The project's initial stage involves breaking rock on Park Street. Residents in the immediate area may experience loud noises. 

The street will be closed during construction activities. See the map for the traffic detour plans. 

If...

Pothole Works

Normal winter weather fluctuations in Northwestern Ontario create perfect conditions for spring pothole formation. Our Roads Division takes steps to quickly repair potholes. Potholes become much more prevalent during the spring due to the freeze/thaw cycle. Water seeps into cracks in the pavement, saturating the soil underneath. Temperatures drop and the water in the soil freezes and expands, pushing up the asphalt. The constant traffic load breaks the asphalt causing surface holes. Further...