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Community survey on speeding and traffic calming available now

The Municipality of Lakeshore is putting the call out to residents to share their feedback on how to address traffic, speed, and safety-related concerns on local roads.

Lakeshore is working with Paradigm Transportation Solutions Limited for the two-part project. The first element will be the development of a Speed Limit Policy, which will include a process to evaluate and recommend speed limit changes on roads as well as assess the...

Fire Chief encourages residents to prioritize preparedness for all emergencies

May 7 to 13 is Emergency Preparedness Week, an annual event dedicated to making sure you and your family are prepared in the case of an emergency. In Ontario, this year’s theme is “A Safe, Practiced, and Prepared Ontario.”

“Being prepared is crucial in ensuring a positive outcome during any type of emergency,” said Lakeshore Fire Chief Don Williamson. “From using applications like what3words to having a 72-hour kit in...

Today, the Municipality of Lakeshore teamed up with several local sports organizations to conduct clean-ups at six local parks.

The “Our Lakeshore Earth Day Clean-up" saw volunteers and members from Woodslee Baseball, Belle River Soccer, Lakeshore Minor Baseball, and Stoney Point Soccer Club cleaning up baseball diamonds, soccer fields, and public areas at Optimist Park, Millen Park, Centennial Park, Lions Park, Atlas Tube Recreation Centre, and Stoney Point Community Park. The groups also added...

The Municipality of Lakeshore is undergoing a phone system upgrade that could impact some calls over the coming week.

The system upgrade requires backend technical changes that may result in a small percentage of callers receiving a busy signal or no answer. If that happens to you, we have other options to help during this changeover.

Residents can use Report A Problem online, email publicservice@lakeshore.ca or come in person to the Atlas Tube Recreation Centre from 6:00am-5:00pm, Monday to Friday.