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With the Province easing health mandates this week, the City of Pembroke will be changing its operations to follow the provincial guidelines.

Effective March 1, all facilities are open, and proof of vaccination is no longer required to enter for programming. Masking and social distancing is still required.

At Kinsmen Pool, family swims and lane swims no longer have individual lanes. Slides are open, and limited toys and equipment are available. Please note, the pool is no longer taking any bookings...

The following actions were taken at the Council meeting of Tuesday, March 1, 2022:

A public meeting was held regarding the redesignation of 0 Julien Street and 901 River Road.

Committee agreed to continue to offer the COVID-19 Business Support Grant until December 31, paying out of the regular CIP budget and the program would be reviewed again after the deadline.

Mayor Mike LeMay is happy to present the 2021 Downtown Pembroke Mayor’s Award to all members of the Pembroke Business Improvement Area.

“I send my congratulations to all downtown members for the resilience they have shown throughout the COVID-19 pandemic,” he says. “The PBIA Mayor’s Award is about recognizing people who make exceptional contributions to the downtown community. This is why I have chosen all downtown businesses, organizations, and property owners as this year’s Mayor’s Award recipients.”

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The following actions were taken at the Council meeting of Tuesday, February 15, 2022:

A public meeting was held regarding the redesignation of 2 & 10 Bennett Street.

Committee approved the CIP request for 162 Pembroke Street West.

Committee approved the request from the Petawawa and Pembroke Civitan Clubs to waive fees to utilize space at Centenary Park for...

Dear residents of Pembroke,

Happy New Year! I know the start to 2022 has been difficult for many people. Here at the City, we are working hard to do our part to ensure our community sees some support, has some fun, and continues to make improvements.

Council will approve the 2022 budget February 1. The weight of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on our ratepayers and businesses was on our minds during deliberations. We want to maintain our municipal services at the lowest cost possible for our...