North Frontenac Township

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	Burn Ban is OFF in North Frontenac
	Current Fire Danger - Low
	Apr 1^st - Oct 31^st ⇒ NO Burning from 7am-7pm When a Burn Ban is ON, *NO burning* anytime
	Burn Ban Info: Ward 1 (613) 336-1851 Ward 2,3 (613) 479-0399 More Info

Relax, Have Fun, and Explore for Yourself!

North Frontenac is in the heart of eastern Ontario's cottage country. Cottages and campsites dot the shores of the Township's many clean lakes. Located entirely on the Canadian Shield, the landscape can often be rough and unpredictable, but at the same time provide for scenic backdrops and vistas. The natural beauty of North Frontenac is what most residents love about the area. The active lifestyles of residents, both permanent and seasonal, enjoy a wide variety of outdoor activities.

In the summer, many people spend their time on the large network of trails, hiking, hunting, and off-roading with ATVs. But equally as entertaining, and possibly even more popular, is enjoying time in and around the water, partaking in activities like swimming, boating, fishing, water-skiing, tubing, canoeing and kayaking.

The winter season is also enjoyed by residents, and significant snow falls blanket the landscape, replacing the scenery of North Frontenac with an alternatively beautiful appearance. Residents commonly enjoy snowmobiling and snowshoeing the large expanse of trails, and continue to fish through the ice, as you'll see the frozen lakes scattered with the presence of fishing huts. In all, the vast expanse of natural setting that exists in North Frontenac, with a seemingly endless array of scenery to take in, is equally beautiful, and stunningly unique, during all of the four seasons.

Community Resources in Print

North and Central Frontenac Recreation Guide

North and Central Frontenac Seniors Guide

MNR Fire Safety Resources in Print

Read more information about the
Economic Action Plan at www.actionplan.gc.ca.

Township Calendar

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Waste Site Hours Today

Site	Thursday Hours
Cloyne Site	Closed
506 Site	Closed
Kash Site	1pm - 6pm
Plevna Site	1pm - 6pm
Ardoch Site	1pm - 6pm
Mississippi Site	Closed
Ompah Site	Closed

Upcoming Engagements

⇒ Public Meeting - Items from Council
Saturday, June 8th, 1:00pm
See the full post for more info.
⇒ Regular Council Meeting
Monday, June 10th, 9:00am
- Agenda... [not yet available]
⇒ Next Joint Fire Board Meeting
Monday, June 10th, 2:00pm
- Agenda... [not yet available]
⇒ Father's Day
Sunday, June 16th, 2013
⇒ Next Committee of Adjustment Meeting
Thursday, June 20th, 9:30am
- Agenda... [not yet available]
- 2013 Council Meeting Dates...

- 2013 C of A Meeting Dates...

- Past Council Minutes...

Bulletin Board

Algonquin First Nations Land Claim Negotiations

North Frontenac Locations in the AFN Land Claim Preliminary Draft Agreement in Principle

If you have questions or are interested in obtaining information regarding the Algonquin First Nations Land Claim, please contact: Shelly Dumouchel, Program and Community Liaison Assistant, (613) 732-8081.

All Contacts Regarding Negotiations

A Preliminary Draft Agreement-in-Principle (AIP), including maps, is available for public review at www.Ontario.ca/landclaims. This Preliminary Draft AIP is a work in progress that is still under review and subject to revision by the Parties. Please contact Shelly Dumouchel if you have further questions.

March 2013 Facts Sheet

Accessible Public Safety Information

In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), accessible formats of all emergency procedures, plans or public safety information are available to the public upon request at the Township Office.

OPP - Protecting the Lakes from Invasive Species

The OPP's current policy for all OPP Marine Operators and watercraft:

"Marine members are reminded that any OPP vessels should be cleaned with a 10% household bleach solution (1 part bleach to 9 parts water) when removed from a lake containing invasive species before being launched into another lake.

Any water in the bilge should be drained back into the lake before transport to another area.

Any weeds or other vegetation should be removed from the trailer and out drive before transport commences to any other location."

More info at www.OPP.ca

Contact Number for Previous OmniGlobe Customers

The toll free number for previous OmniGlobe Customers to reach the new owners, Barrett Xplore Inc., is 1-866-971-5062.

This number is for past OmniGlobe customers only, all inquiries from new customers should be directed to the Barrett Xplore Inc. Customer Care Centre at 1-866-841-6001.

Your Water Well

The best policy when it comes to drinking wells is:
"use it, maintain it, or abandon it."
Please check and ensure that your water well is safely active, or safely inactive, this summer.
more info...

Current Wildlife Issues

Ticks are known to carry Lyme Disease, and they are present in Southern Ontario.
more info from the MOH...
The White Nose Syndrome is a virus affecting a large number of bats in Ontario. It appears as a white fungus around the noses of bats.
more info from the MNR...
The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a highly destructive insect that attacks and kills ash trees.
more info from the CFIA...

Adopt A Highway

The Township of North Frontenac's ADOPT - A - HIGHWAY PROGRAM has been established as a public service program for participants to enhance the local litter collection activities of the municipality by picking litter along municipal highway/road rights-of-way.
Agreement Form...

Scent Free Zones

Because some people may be negatively affected by certain scents, the municipal office and all municipal buildings, excluding community halls, are designated as scent free zones.

Watershed Watch !

Mississippi Valley Conservation
Advisories and Warnings...!

Quite Conservation
Advisories and Warnings...