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2021 CENSUS OF POPULATION

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2021 CENSUS of Population is now out!
Thanks to the steadfast support of the community from the last year’s census of population. Canada’s population grew from 2016 to 2021, bringing our population to a total of 36,991,981 people, Approximately 1.8 million more people called Canada home in 2021 compared with 5 years earlier with most of the growth attributable to new arrivals from around the world.
Village of Lake Lenore population went up by Five (5). from 2016-284 to 2021-289. For more information visit www.statcan.gc.ca/census
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REACT TAG-A-BAG PRICE INCREASE

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Effective immediately REACT Tag-a-bag will increase from $2.50 to $3.50 per tag due to increasing operating costs such as collection and disposal associated with a garbage pick up.
Eco Engineering’s suggests that REACT Put the 2022 tag fee up to $3.86 per tag, however, with a few changes to how collections are done they were able to lower the increase to $3.50 per tag.

FOB System on Water Fill Station

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Attention:  Village of Lake Lenore water fill station users,

Effective November 19, 2021 Village of Lake Lenore water fill station will be upgraded from CoinOp to FOB System. In order to dispense water, a FOB key is required and must be purchased ahead of time.
To purchase, please visit the Village Office located at 101 Main Street. Office is open Monday-Thursday from 9:00am-12:00pm / 1:00pm-5:00pm.
A $20 deposit is required for the new user. Old users will get it free of charge in replacement of their old key.  New, lost or damaged FOBs will not be refunded.

Please call the office if you have any questions at 306-3682344.

Thank you.

 

WINTER PARKING

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NOTICE TO RESIDENTS

 

WINTER PARKING

Please be reminded not to leave your vehicles parked on the road during the winter months, especially during snowstorms to allow for safe and efficient snow removal.

Parked vehicle on the road slows down the work of snowplows and can create an unsafe situation for the drivers during snowstorms.

Thank you for your cooperation and for keeping our community’s road clear and safe throughout the winter.

PARK AT YOUR OWN RISK– The Village of Lake Lenore will not be liable for any damages that may occur during the snow-clearing operation.

 

trick-or-treat 2021

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Trick-or-Treating

  • If you are feeling unwell, please stay home.
  • Trick-or-Treat with only your family members or a few close friends you already spend time with.
  • Be sure to:
    • Wear a mask; incorporate it into your costume if possible;
    • Ensure physical distancing (two metres); and
    • Wash your hands before and after Trick-or-Treating.
  • When approaching a house, have patience and wait for the group ahead of you to leave before approaching. Do not crowd the doorstep and stand two metres away. Knock on the door (avoid using the doorbell) or play a pre-recorded ‘Trick-or-Treat’ audio on your phone.
  • After Trick-or-Treating, and prior to eating any treats, be sure to wash your hands.

Handing Out Candy

  • If feeling unwell, please do not hand out candy.
  • Only one person per household who is vaccinated should hand out treats for Trick-or-Treaters.
  • When handing out candy:
    • Wear a mask;
    • Wash your hands frequently;
    • Use tongs to hand out candy or hand out individual candy bags; and
    • Only offer store-bought, individually wrapped candy.
  • If weather permits, sit outside and place individual candy or candy bags on a table for children to take.
  • Frequently sanitize high-touch areas including the doorbell, doorknob, and handrails for general hygiene and to protect against any viruses.

Septic Awareness Week

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The Western Canada Onsite Wastewater Management Association (WCOWMA) and its affiliates are promoting septic awareness during the week of September 20 to 24.

We are sharing guidance with the general public on sound septic maintenance and management through our social media channels. Please join the Septic Awareness event on Facebook, and invite your clients, family and friends to participate as well!

As part of the initiative, we are also offering a free Septic Sense webinar to assist homeowners in understanding why they need to properly maintain and care for their septic systems.

Join us in asking your customers, regulatory authorities and municipal representatives – Do you have Septic Sense?

There are lots of ways to participate:

 

Resolution No. 25/2021

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Resolution No. 25/2021
Moved by:        Councillor Schemenauer
Seconded by:   Councillor Hartl

CENSUS OF POPULATION
Be it resolved: THAT the Council of Village of Lake Lenore supports the 2021 Census, and encourages all the residents to complete their census questionnaire online at www.census.gc.ca. Accurate and complete census data support programs and services that benefit our community.

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