Public Notices

Public Notice

Notice of Nomination for Office

The City of Temiskaming Shores is accepting nominations for the offices of Mayor and Councillor for the 2026 Municipal Election.

Nomination forms must be filed with the Returning Officer during normal office hours from the first business day of May in 2026 to August 20, 2026, or on Nomination Day, August 21, 2026, between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

Marina Registration Notice

Marina Slip Registrations Now Open

The City of Temiskaming Shores is now accepting marina slip registrations for the upcoming boating season.

Returning boaters’ previous season slips will be reserved until May 11, 2026. Registration packages and more information are available on the City’s marina webpage.

Public Notice

Marina Operations Update for 2026 Season

The City of Temiskaming Shores will assume operations of the New Liskeard and Haileybury marinas for the 2026 boating season.

Existing services are expected to continue, with information on seasonal bookings, rates, and operational updates to be shared in advance of the 2026 season.

Weather Alert

Flood Watch in Effect

The Ministry of Natural Resources has issued a Flood Watch in effect until Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. as water levels and river flows continue to rise during the spring freshet.

Residents, especially those in low-lying areas and along shorelines, are encouraged to monitor conditions, use caution near waterbodies, and supervise children and pets around water.

Service Notice

Pete’s Dam Closed Due to High Water Flows

The City of Temiskaming Shores is advising residents that Pete’s Dam is currently closed due to high water flows.

Barriers and closed signs have been placed at the parking lot entrance, and the park will remain closed until water levels subside.

Public Notice

Ice Hut Removal

Ice huts temporarily located on municipal property must be removed before April 17, 2026.

Affected locations include 20 Whitewood Avenue in New Liskeard and 325 Farr Drive in Haileybury. Ice huts remaining after this date may be removed at the owner’s expense.

Municipal Election Update / Mise à jour sur l’élection municipale

City Launches Bilingual 2026 Municipal Election Webpage / La Ville lance une page Web bilingue pour l’élection municipale de 2026

The City of Temiskaming Shores has launched its official 2026 Municipal Election webpage in both English and French to help residents access important election information.

The webpage includes key election dates, nomination procedures, voter eligibility requirements, and voting options. Voting will take place from October 16 to 26, 2026 through secure electronic methods, with no paper ballots used.

La Ville de Temiskaming Shores a lancé sa page Web officielle pour l’élection municipale de 2026 en anglais et en français afin d’aider les résidents à accéder aux renseignements électoraux importants.

La page Web comprend les dates importantes de l’élection, les procédures de mise en candidature, les conditions d’admissibilité des électeurs et les options de vote. Le vote aura lieu du 16 au 26 octobre 2026 au moyen de méthodes électroniques sécurisées, sans bulletin de vote papier.

Winter Operations Update

Significant Weather Event and Snow Removal Update

The City remains under a Significant Weather Event declaration as crews continue around-the-clock snow removal operations to restore safe roadway conditions.

Completed areas include both downtown cores, with school zones expected to be finished by the end of today. Overnight work will focus on Whitewood Avenue, followed by Haileybury arterial roads during Friday’s day shift.

Winter Operations Update

Snow Removal Operations Underway

Following significant snowfall, snow removal operations begin tonight, March 17, with priority work in the downtown core and school zones. The City remains in a Declared Significant Weather Event, and crews continue working to improve roadway conditions.

Public Health Notice

Boil Water Advisory Lifted – Haileybury

The Boil Water Advisory for the Haileybury area has been lifted. Northeastern Public Health has confirmed that the municipal drinking water supply is safe for normal use.