Contact stabilization plant
Rated capacity (average) 18,180 m3/day (4.0 MIGD)
Peak 45,500 m3/day (10.0 MIGD)
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Keewatin Channel Bridge Two Lanes Open
until January 4, 2026
Both the westbound and eastbound lanes of the Keewatin Channel Bridge are open for holiday travel until Sunday, January 4, 2026.
Load restrictions remain in place at 8,500 pounds (3,855 kilograms) per vehicle. Commercial vehicles over this limit must use the Highway 17A Bypass.
View the Public Notice for more information.
Keewatin Channel Bridge Weight Restriction
The Keewatin Channel Bridge currently has a vehicle weight limit due to scaffolding adjustments.
Load restrictions remain in place at 8,500 pounds (3,855 kilograms) per vehicle. Commercial vehicles over this limit must use the Highway 17A Bypass.
Emergency vehicles and buses are permitted to cross the bridge with the flow of regular passenger traffic, although no more than one emergency or bus may be on the bridge at the same time. When multiple are crossing, these vehicles are to cross only after the preceding vehicle has passed the high mid-point of the bridge.
The City of Kenora operates a self-sustaining water services system made up of a water treatment plant, wastewater treatment plant and sewer pump or lift stations, as well as network of water, storm, and sewer mains.
For after-hours issues, please call 807-467-2080.
The wastewater treatment plant is responsible for collecting and disposing of treated sewage or wastewater in a safe and efficient manner. The City must follow Federal and Provincial regulations and procedures to treat and discharge wastewater safely. You can learn about our wastewater treatment process and the facility's capacity in our Annual Wastewater Treatment Plan Report, which can be found on our Water Reports page.
18 Sewage Plant Road, Kenora ON
Contact stabilization plant
Rated capacity (average) 18,180 m3/day (4.0 MIGD)
Peak 45,500 m3/day (10.0 MIGD)
Kenora wastewater collection system also includes 67 sewage pumping or lift stations on its network scattered throughout the City including summer service on Coney Island.
With Kenora's unique geography, gravity systems are not always possible.. The pumps are the only way to maintain waste flow.
Water Treatment Plant
The water treatment plant follows Provincial legislation, regulations and policies to make sure the drinking water is safe and in continuous supply for residents, industries, and fire protection. You can learn about our water treatment process, water quality testing, and operational plan on our Water Reports page.
Our raw water source is the Lake of the Woods.
9 Seventh Street South, Kenora ON
Call the Water Treatment Plant at 807-467-2101 to book a tour of the facility and learn why you drinking tap water is better overall than drinking bottled water.
Installed 26,000 m3/d (5.75 MIGD)
Future 52,000 m3/d (11.5 MIGD)
View the water reports to learn about our water quality reports, operational plan, and annual reports.
Contact Us
City of Kenora
1 Main Street South
Kenora ON P9N3X2
Phone: 807-467-2000
After hours: 807-467-2080
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday to Friday
Closed on Holidays
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