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Fourth Avenue South Road Closure

Please be advised that Fourth Avenue South between Second Street South and Third Street South will be closed for hydro pole work on Tuesday, November 5, and Wednesday, November 6, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

The back lane to the east of Fourth Avenue South will remain open. 

Questions or concerns should be directed to Tyler Barker, Synergy North, at 807-467-8020. 

We thank the public for their cooperation during this work.

Ditching Work on Essex Road

Please be advised that ditching work will be carried out on Essex Road between School Road and 1475 Essex Road starting on Tuesday, November 5, for up to two weeks. 

There may be traffic delays. Motorists and pedestrians are reminded to obey the signs and traffic controls. Use caution when heavy equipment is working. 

We appreciate the public’s patience and cooperation during this maintenance work.

Third Street North Area Water Service Restored

Please be advised that the water repair on Third Street North is complete and water service has been restored. 

Residents experiencing any discoloration or flow issues, are asked to follow these steps: 

• Discoloration: Run the water until it clears.
• Sputtering: Turn on all hot and cold faucets to eliminate air pockets.
• Low Flow: Remove the faucet screen, clear any obstructions, and reinstall it. 

Thank you for your cooperation and patience during this infrastructure project.

Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Updated Central Community Club

The City of Kenora, in partnership with the Central Community Club Board, warmly invites all residents and their families to the Grand Opening of the updated Central Community Club, located at 730 First Street South, on November 8, 2024, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. This exciting, family-friendly event promises a delightful evening packed with fun, engaging activities and a chance to connect with your neighbours. 

The celebration will begin with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and welcoming remarks from Mayor...

Portage Bay Closure Following Detailed Condition Assessment

The Portage Bay Bridge is closed until further notice after a thorough conditional assessment found the bridge no longer safe for vehicle or pedestrian access.

The City advises that this closure is expected to be longer-term as we work towards necessary repairs.

During the week of October 21, the Portage Bay Bridge underwent a thorough conditional assessment conducted by a third-party engineer. The City undertakes regular assessments of its bridges on a schedule.

The preliminary results from this...