News

It has been brought to our attention, from the Timiskaming Active School Travel Program, that the sidewalk on Main Street from King Street to Queen Street is required for the safety of school zone travel for children attending schools in the area.

The Provincewide shutdown is scheduled to be in place until at least Thursday, February 11th, 2021. Facilities and Services will be operational as follows::

The Town of Kirkland Lake is inviting individuals, organizations and businesses to provide input for consideration during 2021 municipal budget deliberations.

We would like address the concerns of Kirkland Lake residents who have been experiencing water discolouration issues over the past week.

“The Mayor and members of Council are saddened to learn of our CAO’s decision to leave the Town of Kirkland Lake”, said Mayor Pat Kiely.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic we wanted to update you on our current activities in the Building Department.

The Canada Student Jobs funding program closes on January 29.

In response to the announcement by Premier Ford regarding a Provincewide Shutdown, the Town of Kirkland Lake is planning for a reduction of services as of 12:01 am on December 26th, 2020, to Saturday, January 9, 2021.

A complete list of the Covid-19 Lockdown closures for the Town of Kirkland Lake.

The Ontario Trillium Foundation has introduced the one-time Resilient Communities Fund to invest in the recovery and rebuilding efforts of the non-profit sector impacted by COVID-19.

With the passing of the 2020 municipal budget, we are now accepting applications under the Community Improvement Plan (CIP).

Demonstrating a commitment to effective and fiscally-responsible management, Council of the Town of Kirkland Lake has developed a Strategic Plan.

New emergency funding from the Government of Canada will be available to charities and non-profit organizations serving vulnerable populations during the pandemic

There is a 3 step process