News

The City of Kenora Women’s Slo-Pitch League 2026 is looking to bring on new umpires to support the league throughout the upcoming season.

City of Kenora is moving to stage 4 of the expropriation process, Certificate of Approval. The City has received the report from the Ontario Land Tribunal, who oversaw the Hearing of Necessity.  In the coming weeks, Council will determine if it wishes to proceed with the expropriation.

The City is pleased to announce that on February 17, 2026, Council approved the much anticipated Community Improvement Plan (CIP). This single, comprehensive plan aligns Kenora’s growth and revitalization efforts and expands available financial incentives to encourage and support development.

The City of Kenora is excited to provide an update on the Coney Island – Kenora Rotary Club Playground, to be built this summer. Going beyond accessibility, the project aims for true inclusivity so children and families of all abilities can enjoy outdoor play. 

Please be advised that the vehicle weight restrictions on Keewatin Channel Bridge are removed and the westbound lane of the Keewatin Channel Bridge is now open.

In the spirit of National AccessAbility Week (NAAW), the City of Kenora's Accessibility Advisory Committee invites you to participate in an art competition to design a sticker.

The City’s Sustainability Advisory Committee is thrilled to announce the return of the backyard composter program for Kenora residents. 

Council approves the Active Transportation Master Plan, a strategic guide for Kenora’s investment in active transportation and future infrastructure that aims to create a transportation network that meets the needs of the growing population while considering the challenges of the current infrastructure. It outlines ways how the City can expand active transportation infrastructure to make walking and cycling accessible, comfortable, and convenient for people of all ages.

The Muse is delighted to announce the installation of a new Q-SYS integrated audio, video and control functions system at the Douglas Family Art Centre to provide integrated audio visual access throughout the building.