NOTICE: Further to the provincial announcement regarding Changes to Restrictions on Travel and Activities in the Woods, municipal parks and trails – except those in areas with evacuation orders in place – are re-opened as of Monday, June 5.

A reminder, as per By-Law P-600, open fires and campfires are not permitted within municipal parks at any time.

See details and the latest municipal updates.

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campfires in municipal parks

Per By-Law P-600, open fires and campfires are not permitted within municipal parks at any time.
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Parks Capital Projects

See details regarding Capital Parks & Playgrounds budget.
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Let's be clear. Litter doesn't belong here.

Let's all do our part to keep our parks clean. Learn about how to get involved in community cleanups.

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Pet Waste

Learn how we can keep our wildlife habitats safe, maintain our clean drinking water, and continue to enjoy our beautiful lakes.
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Benefits of nature

Tips and resources to help you explore nature throughout the municipality.
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Tick Safety

Avoid the risk of being bitten by a tick when visiting our parks and trails