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The City of Pembroke is lowering its flags to half-mast to commemorate former councillor Terry O’Neill, who passed away this week at the age of 90.

Former Councillor O’Neill shared a passionate dedication and devotion to Pembroke and the people living here. From 1994 until 2014, he served as a councillor on Pembroke’s City Council. Throughout his years in office, he was the chair of the Planning and Waterfront Committee, the chair of the Recreation, Culture and Youth Committee, and the vice-chair...

Pembroke City Council has approved 3-hour free parking at the Market Square Lot and the Shamrock Parking Lot.

Presently, the Market Square lot (located between Albert Street and Victoria Street) is a 2-hour free parking lot with 45 parking spaces. Effective immediately this will now become a 3-hour free parking lot.

The Shamrock lot (located at the corner of Pembroke Street West and Moffat Street) is presently a 3-hour metered parking lot with 12 parking spaces. The meters will be covered to allow...

The two-hour free parking initiative at downtown meters will end on July 1, 2022. 

All parking meters in the City of Pembroke will once again require payment. Payment at meters is required from Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The current rate is $0.25 for every 30 minutes. Enforcement of the parking meters will recommence.

Payment at the meters is also available by the Honkmobile App. Simply download the app on your phone and input the zone information on the meter. Full details can...

Dear residents of Pembroke,

The arrival of warmer weather means it is the season to really get out and enjoy all that Pembroke has to offer.

Here at the City, we are excited for the upcoming lineup of programs and events for the community. Residents can enjoy many regular favourites starting in June. Yoga in the Park with White Pine Yoga will run at the waterfront every Wednesday in June, July, and August from 6-7 p.m. Waterfront Live! and its great selection of local artists kicks off June 17. Listen...

The City of Pembroke is pleased to introduce the new director of the Parks and Recreation Department, Todd Francis.

Francis brings a wealth of experience in programming and operations in the recreation sphere to Pembroke.

He has held positions in the private and public sectors in Brantford, St. Catharine’s, Oakville, and most recently in the Northwest Territories, with increasing responsibility and leadership throughout his career.

“Todd is a great addition to our team,” says Mayor Mike LeMay. “His...