City Of Kenora
1 Main St S P9N 3X2 Kenora, ON, Canada

Snow removal will take place along Park Street and First Street South on Monday, January 11, 2021. Signs will be posted in the snow removal area to indicate ‘No Parking’ zones. Vehicles parked in a signed snow removal zone may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense. There may be traffic delays and sections of the street may be closed off during snow blowing operations. Please obey the signage and traffic control in place.... We thank you for your cooperation and patience as this winter maintenance is carried out. https://www.kenora.ca//snow-removal-park-street-first-stre

Snow removal will take place along Second Street South on Friday, January 8, 2021. Signs will be posted in the snow removal area to indicate ‘No Parking’ zones. Vehicles parked in a signed snow removal zone may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense. There may be traffic delays and sections of the street may be closed off during snow blowing operations. Please obey the signage and traffic control in place.... We thank you for your cooperation and patience as this winter maintenance is carried out. https://www.kenora.ca//snow-removal-second-street-south-ja

ATTENTION: There is a wire down (not a live wire) on Tenth Avenue South where we are doing snow removal. The street has been closed off at Tenth Avenue South and Park Street and will remain closed until repairs are completed by Synergy North.

You are invited to attend a virtual Special Meeting of Council on February 16, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. about the proposed update to the City’s Official Plan. If you would like to attend the virtual meeting please register by noon on Friday, February 12, 2021 with Kevan Sumner, City Planner at [email protected]. If you are unable to attend the virtual meeting, you may provide written comments to:... Kevan Sumner, City Planner 60 Fourteenth Street North, 2nd Floor Kenora, ON P9N 4M9 . An Official Plan provides direction for the growth and development of the community and where land uses (e.g. residential, commercial, industrial, parks) should be located. The City of Kenora is undertaking the legislated five year review of its Official Plan as required by the Planning Act. The City’s current Official Plan was approved by the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing on November 5, 2015. The Official Plan Review will update and refine the goals, objectives, policies, and schedules of the Official Plan to ensure that it is consistent with the 2020 Provincial Policy Statement, and reflects matters of local interest. It is noted that the formal Official Plan Review process has been ongoing since 2020 and has included one community engagement event to date. An online Visioning Workshop and community survey were available on the City’s website from November 19 to December 3, 2020. Public feedback received has been, and continues to be considered in the advancement of updating policies in the City Official Plan. The Special Meeting of Council will enable further opportunity for the public to speak to revisions that may be required as part of the Official Plan Review for the City. The intent of this meeting is not to review a Draft Official Plan, which will be prepared and made available for review in the following months, but to consider what ought to be further reviewed moving forward. The subject lands include all lands located within the City of Kenora municipal boundary. Accordingly, no key map is provided. https://www.kenora.ca//notice-of-special-meeting-of-counci

Snow removal will take place on Tuesday, January 12 for the following: First Avenue South from the bridge to Seventh Street South Fifth Street South from Second Avenue South to Highway 17 East (A & W)... Signs will be posted in the snow removal area to indicate ‘No Parking’ zones. Vehicles parked in a signed snow removal zone may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense. There may be traffic delays and sections of the street may be closed off during snow blowing operations. Please obey the signage and traffic control in place. Thank you for your cooperation and patience as this winter maintenance is carried out. https://www.kenora.ca//snow-removal-first-avenue-south.aspx

'Веселого Рздва' Veseloho Rizdva to those celebrating Ukrainian Christmas and enjoying their traditional dishes today. Remember to celebrate only with those in your home and to follow the public health guidelines.... https://ukrainian-recipes.com/why-should-you-celebrate-chri

Information about the exact location of a COVID-19 case will not protect you, but there are some proven things that do! - wash your hands frequently - stay 2 ...metres from anyone not in your household - wear a mask in enclosed public spaces - stay home when you are not feeling well http://ow.ly/4XKC50CNkSq

The next Council Committee of the Whole meeting is Tuesday, January 12, 2021 9:00 a.m. followed by a public meeting to discuss a proposed Zoning By-law Amendment at 12:00 p.m.... Join us by virtual attendance https://video.isilive.ca/kenora/ Find the agenda and minutes on Kenora.ca https://www.kenora.ca//your-gover/agenda-and-minutes.aspx

When will your street be plowed? Use the snow plow priority map to find out when the snowplow will clear your road. Please be patient while you wait for plows to get to your street after it snows.... We clear the streets and sidewalks based on three priority levels: Priority 1 these roads are cleared first and will be cleared within 12-16 hours after a snowfall event has ended Priority 2 these roads will be cleared AFTER priority 1 roads but these roads will also be cleared within 24 hours after a snowfall event has ended Priority 3 these roads will be cleared AFTER priority 1 and 2 roads are cleared Learn more about snow removal and how you can help: https://www.kenora.ca/en/living-here/snow-removal.aspx

Introducing new pay-by-plate parking kiosks! To use the payby-plate method, the vehicle plate number is required. Park at metered space and then find the closest kiosk to enter plate information and purchase parking time. There are signs at the end of each parking section with directional arrows pointing towards the kiosk location. Each of the twenty kiosks can be identified by the Pay Here signage. The kiosks accept toonies, loonies and quarters, Visa and Mastercard,... AND the Hotspot app. Time limits still apply for on-street metered spaces. Benefits: 1) You don't have to return to your vehicle to place a receipt on the dash! Our By-law Enforcement Officers can check if parking has been paid for via their mobile devices. BUT please keep your receipt while parked just in case a parking ticket is issued in error. 2) If you need to move to a new parking space while you are shopping, dining, or doing business downtown, AND still have time left on the meter, no need to purchase parking again until the original time has expired. 3) Once the individual meters in the kiosk sections are removed in the spring, there will be more room for pedestrians to move about. AND this will help with snow removal on downtown sidewalks and streets too.

Is minimalism and shopping secondhand part of your 2021 goals? Here's some inspiration! #MondayMotivation #circulareconomy https://www.cbc.ca//montr/buying-used-items-only-1.5859701

Christmas Tree Safety #1 water your live tree daily Stay fire safe this holiday season.

The next regular City of Kenora Council meeting is Tuesday, December 15 at noon. Join via live stream: https://video.isilive.ca/kenora/ Find the agenda and minutes:... https://www.kenora.ca//your-govern/agenda-and-minutes.aspx See more

A portion of Main Street South (between Second and Third Street South) will be reduced to one lane or closed entirely at times on Tuesday, January 12, 2021. Synergy North will be working with the City of Kenora to remove the Christmas tree and decorations beginning at 8 a.m.

A special Committee of the Whole meeting is happening now Monday, December 15 for budget presentations to Council. You can still join in: https://video.isilive.ca/kenora/

Reminder for tomorrow Monday, January 11: No parking on Park Street or First Street South for snow removal.

Northwestern Health Unit has updates and information about COVID-19 in one place. Visit https://www.nwhu.on.ca/covid19/Pages/home.aspx

The 89th Annual Main St Tree will be lit tomorrow November 20th 2020 presented by the City Of Kenora in partnership with Harbourtown BIZ Stay tuned on Tourism Kenora's facebook page tomorrow at NOON when we announce the official time of lighting! The lighting will be streamed LIVE on the Harbourtown BIZBIZ Facebook page and feature special guests. ... Please tune in virtually and do not attend physically on Main St. Thank you for doing your part to keep our community safe together apart.

Avoid all non-essential travel outside of our region. If you must travel for any reason: - follow all COVID-19 prevention measures - avoid high risk situatio...ns like public transportation and crowds - self-isolate and get tested for COVID-19 if any symptoms develop The safest option to prevent the spread is to stay in our area. https://www.nwhu.on.ca/covid19/Pages/travel.aspx See more

The Transfer Station is open today Sunday, January 3 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. https://www.kenora.ca//living/waste-transfer-facility.aspx

Isn't nice to drive down Park Street now. With support from the Federal Gas Tax Fund, this major infrastructure project is now complete. We can see the above ground work of new pavement, curbs, and sidewalks but what you can't see are the new water lines, sanitary lines, and storm drains. All this reduces maintenance costs and asset management needs. To make this project happen, we invested funds from the City water and wastewater utility (48%) and your tax municipal dollars... (3%), along with support from the Federal Gas Tax Fund (49%). The total cost was $3,477,556. #GasTaxatWork #federalGTF

There's still time to apply for this temporary full time position: Recreation Support Staff up to 18 Months The Recreation Support position performs routine clerical, secretarial and administrative work, receiving the public, providing customer assistance, data processing and bookkeeping. ... If this list interests you, check the qualifications and submit your full application package no later than noon on November 20, 2020. https://www.kenora.ca/en/your-government/jobs.aspx

The Transfer Station is open today Saturday, January 2 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. https://www.kenora.ca//living/waste-transfer-facility.aspx

Happy New Year! Did you know? You can recycle your real Christmas tree in the month of January FREE of charge at the Transfer Station. Before bringing your tree to the Transfer Station, you must remove:... ornaments lights tinsel garland plastic bags

This Christmas start new traditions! There are tons of ideas to make this Christmas special for you and your family and enjoy the season safely together. Here are just a few: drive around to see the lights go sledding, skating, or skiing read Christmas stories... bake Christmas treats from scratch plan a picnic by your tree dance to your favourite holiday playlist leave a gift on your neighbour's porch make Christmas crafts get virtual with your loved ones attend a virtual Christmas eve church service get cozy together What are your new traditions going to be? #homeforChristmas #stayhome #washyourhands #bekind For more on safe holidays, visit Northwestern Health Unit: https://www.nwhu.on.ca/covid19/Pages/safe-holidays.aspx

Here's your homework on the Official Plan and Zoning By-law Review project: 1. Read the background report 2. Watch the presentation 3. Take the survey... Find it all here: https://www.kenora.ca//official-plan-and-zoning-by-law-rev

Although we are bringing in a brand new year, we still need to continue with our old habits from last year. Please follow all the public health measures that are in place to protect our community. celebrate/gather with your household members only limit travel ... sanitize high touched surfaces wash your hands often wear a mask or face covering keep a safe distance from others stay home if you are unwell be kind Happy new year! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Brd9lB-jSEY

When you look for the good, you will find it - even in 2020! In no particular order, here are just some of the awesome City projects and events that continued onward in 2020 despite the pandemic challenges all around us: 1) First Open Air Street Market in partnership with Kenora & District Chamber of Commerce - KDCC... 2) Downtown outdoor patio expansions 3) Ice Candle Festival of Lights with a record number of Veterans' grave sponsorships 4) Extending water and wastewater services to our neighbours in Wauzhushk Onigum Nation 5) Mayor Reynard's interview with Sophie English and Natalia Debbo on accessibility. If you missed it, here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzkS-ZOzrgo 6) Paving Darlington Drive 7) New gateway signs on Second Street welcoming you to Harbourtown Centre 8) Launch of five-year economic development and tourism strategy project 9) Completion of growth management and vacant land supply analysis 10) Over $120,000 committed to new Community Improvement Plan (CIPs) projects 11) Launch of the new Kenora.ca website 12) Partnership with Kenora District Services Board for the development of a 54 unit seniors housing build 13) Park Street and Railway Street road reconstruction and water/wastewater project 14) Matiowski Farmers' Market in a modified format 15) 'Welcome, Glad You Are Here' video launched, featuring some of our local businesses 16) August long weekend fireworks show in partnership with Kenora Hospitality Alliance and other sponsors 17) Partnership with All Nations Health Partners, Ontario Health Team 18) The prettiest Main Street Christmas tree of all time and last but not least, as Mayor Reynard said recently, our community spirit and our resilient local businesses have made 2020 a remarkable year for our City Tourism Kenora Development Kenora

Congratulations Patrick! We look forward to working with you at Lake of the Woods District Stewardship Association. We wish Diane all the best as she moves on to new adventures!

Looking back on 2020, do you know someone who stands out because they acted intentionally to enhance the quality of life and betterment of all in Kenora? It may be that person who displayed community spirit or civic pride to inspire others, or embraced innovation or environmental practices, or a life-long dedicated volunteer? You might think of a coach or mentor who influenced many in a positive way. Consider nominating that person for Mayor and Council's Citizen Recognit...ion Award. We are accepting nomination applications now. Find out more and download the application here: https://www.kenora.ca//your/citizen-recognition-award.aspx

Reminder to our City Transit riders, there is no bus service on January 1. https://www.kenora.ca/en/living-here/bus-routes.aspx

Remember if you are on the Friday recycle and garbage collection route: Rideout Valley Drive Pinecrest... JM North of the by-pass there is no recycle and garbage pick-up on January 1. https://www.kenora.ca/.../waste-transfer-facility.aspx

If you are planning fireworks to celebrate new years , you are allowed to set them off between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. in the City of Kenora. You do not need a fire permit for fireworks. You should be aware that you are responsible for the full cost for Emergency Services to extinguish a fire and other damages caused by the detonation of your own fireworks.... Here are some important safety tips: -Appoint a responsible person to be in charge. Only adults who are aware of the hazards and essential safety precautions should handle and discharge fireworks. -Carefully read and follow the label directions on fireworks packaging. Always keep a water hose or pail of water close by when discharging fireworks. -Discharge fireworks well away from combustible materials like buildings, trees and dry grass. -Keep onlookers a safe distance away, upwind from the area where fireworks are discharged. Practice physical distancing. -Light only one firework at a time and only when they are on the ground. Never try to light a firework in your hand or re-light dud fireworks. For dud fireworks, it is best to wait 30 minutes and soak them in a bucket of water. Dispose of them in a metal container. -Discharge fireworks only if wind conditions do not create a safety hazard. -Keep sparklers away from children. Sparklers burn extremely hot and can ignite clothing, cause blindness and result in severe burns. As the sparkler wire remains hot for some minutes after burnout, it should be immediately soaked in water to avoid injury. -If someone gets burned, run cool water over the wound for three to five minutes and seek medical attention, if necessary. For more information on fireworks regulations in the City of Kenora, please contact Kenora Fire.

The municipal services still open for business (but closed to the public) close early on New Year Eve: City Hall at 12 noon Operations Centre at 12 noon Transfer Station at 11:30 a.m.... Kenora Public Library at 1:00 pm. Reopening on January 4, 2021. You can reach us by phone or email. Find our contact information on Kenora.ca https://www.kenora.ca/Modules/contact/search.aspx . . . https://www.kenora.ca/en/news/christmas-holiday-hours.aspx

Happy New Year! by one of our Kenora Lake of the Woods Livin' photo contest winners: Stephanie Adams

Next week there will be two special Committee of the Whole meetings on Monday, January 4 at 8 a.m. to discuss the 2021 Municipal Operating budget and Tuesday, January 5 at 8:30 a.m. to discuss the Water/Wastewater & Solid Waste Operating and Capital budgets. Attend virtually at this link: https://video.isilive.ca/kenora/... Find the agenda and minute on Kenora.ca: https://www.kenora.ca//your-gover/agenda-and-minutes.aspx Check out the subscribe button to stay up to date!

If you have been thinking about it, you still have time to apply for a member position on the Sustainability Advisory Committee. Complete the Committee Application and submit before January 4, 2021 to: Kelly Galbraith, Deputy Clerk [email protected]... 1 Main Street South, Kenora ON P9N 3X2 https://www.kenora.ca/.../your.../committees-and-boards.aspx

The Transfer Station is open today Sunday, December 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. special extended hours for this Sunday only. https://www.kenora.ca//living/waste-transfer-facility.aspx

Merry Christmas Celebrate safely at home Stay well

Christmas is almost here. We hope you can put a little holiday in your heart despite the distracting nature of 2020. Please ensure you are reaching out to loved ones and your neighbours, via phone or social media, over the coming days and weeks to ensure they are doing well. It is time for our community to truly do everything we can to put a stop to this virus. Do your part by staying home whenever possible, and if you must leave for work or have urgent needs, please practi...ce social distancing, sanitize and wear your mask wherever you are. We are all in this together and effort from each citizen will go a long way to slowing and stopping the spread. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TixWV3LJx5Y

Candles cause home fires. Place candles in a sturdy holder and make sure the flame is covered by a glass shade. Consider choosing an LED flameless candle this holiday season. Stay fire safe. #firesafe4theholidays If you need information on fire safety, please connect with Kenora Fire

For anyone who is expecting water delivery today Wednesday, December 23 and Friday, December 25, the water will be delivered on Thursday, December 24. We apologize for the short notice change.

Reminder to our City Transit riders, there is no bus service on December 25, 26 and January 1. https://www.kenora.ca/en/living-here/bus-routes.aspx

Remember if you are on the Friday route Rideout Valley Drive Pinecrest... JM North of the by-pass there is no recycle and garbage pick-up on December 25 or January 1. You can always bring your items to the Transfer Station. https://www.kenora.ca//living/waste-transfer-facility.aspx

Following the Province of Ontario's announcement about the lockdown, City Hall and the Operations building will be closed to the public between December 29 and January 10. As well, all meter work, sewer rodding, or any other services performed in homes are postponed until further notice. During this time, you can still access municipal services by phone or email. Call us at 807-467-2000 or [email protected] for assistance. ... You can also find our contact information on Kenora.ca https://www.kenora.ca/Modules/contact/search.aspx We are hopeful to re-open on January 11, 2021. Until then, please continue following all the public health measures that are in place to protect our community. celebrate with your household members only limit travel sanitize high touched surfaces wash your hands often wear a mask or face covering keep a safe distance from others stay home if you are unwell be kind

Who do you #holidistance for?

Find ways to reduce the wrapping waste this holiday. Check out these low-waste tips from Waste Reduction Week in Canada.

A new Request For Proposal document has been posted for our Five Year Comprehensive Strategic Plan. Have you subscribed for page updates yet? https://www.kenora.ca//tenders-and-request-for-proposals.a

Are you looking for a volunteer opportunity? Do you have an interest in community-based sustainability actions? Apply to be a member of the new Sustainability Advisory Committee. As a member of this Committee, you will be part of the development and implementation, including monitoring and tracking of the Sustainability Action Plan for the City of Kenora.... Find out more about the Sustainability Advisory Committee: https://www.kenora.ca//sustainability-advisory-committee.a Complete the Committee Application and submit before January 4, 2021 to: Kelly Galbraith, Deputy Clerk [email protected] 1 Main Street South, Kenora ON P9N 3X2 https://www.kenora.ca//your-gov/committees-and-boards.aspx

Spread holiday cheer.

Gift wrap, bags and cards are accepted for recycling if they are 100% paper. Foil, glitter, and shiny paper is not for the Bluebox. Find out What Goes Where with the Recycle Coach app:... https://www.kenora.ca/en/living-here/recycling.aspx See more

DID YOU KNOW? You can buy all sorts of City of Kenora merch at City Hall. Stop by - with your mask on of course - or give us a call at 807-467-2000 to find out more about our selection and pricing. by Shalene Haney, Customer Service Representative

Check out the Christmas holiday hours for City buildings and facilities. https://www.kenora.ca/en/news/christmas-holiday-hours.aspx

Always inspect the lights before hanging them up. If you see worn or frayed wiring, replace! And don't forget to turn the lights off before leaving home or going to bed. #firesafe4theholidays #cityofkenora Contact @KenoraFire for fire safety questions.

Join us for the 22nd Annual Festival of Lights Christmas Eve Service Lake of the Woods Cemetery 1 p.m. at the Memory Board... Pastor Cathy Giroux officiating; Caroling by Sideways Singers Please practice physical distancing of 2 m or 6 ft from others The lighting of ice candles begins at 1:30 p.m. VOLUTNEERS! If you would like to volunteer to help light the candles, you must sign up. We want to make sure everyone can work safely together. Sign up with the Cemetery Office at [email protected] or 807-467-2067. Please note the schedule and events may be modified without notice if there are changes to COVID-19 restrictions.

Continue what you have been doing. It does make a difference. sanitize high touched surfaces wash your hands often wear a mask or face covering keep a safe distance from others... stay home if you are unwell be kind to one another See more

You have a few more days to apply for this full time job at the Transfer Station. Check the qualifications and apply before noon on Friday, December 18. https://www.kenora.ca/en/your-government/jobs.aspx

Looking for a holiday craft?

City of Kenora Fire & Emergency Services reminds you to water your Christmas tree every day and keep ignition sources, such as candles, at least 1 metre away. This video from NIST says it all.

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You may already have your tree set up, but if not remember to place your Christmas tree away from all sources of heat. Contact Kenora Fire for fire safety questions. #firesafe4theholidays

Isn't it nice to drive down Park Street now. With support from the Federal Gas Tax Fund, this major infrastructure project is now complete. We can see the above ground work of new pavement, curbs, and sidewalks but what you can't see are the new water lines, sanitary lines, and storm drains. All this reduces maintenance costs and asset management needs. To make this project happen, we invested funds from the City water and wastewater utility (48%) and your tax municipal doll...ars (3%), along with support from the Federal Gas Tax Fund (49%). The total cost was $3,477,556. #GasTaxatWork #federalGTF See more

Time to pick-up your ice candle order. Don't forget to bring your receipt. Pick-up at the Cemetery garage at 750 Ninth Street North, Kenora, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.... https://www.kenora.ca/en/living-here/ice-candles.aspx

If your normal garbage and recycle collection day is Friday, your curbside pick up is cancelled on Christmas Day and New Year's Day this year. Get the Recycle Coach app so you won't forget! https://www.kenora.ca//living-h/recycling-and-garbage.aspx

As people are urged to avoid travel and to stay within their households this season, we know the holidays may be especially hard for those who live alone. Reach out to them and show kindness.

Be nice on the ice this winter. Slow down and use your #snowhow when driving in winter weather. https://youtu.be/Kd2Vpp5oFUs

Wondering why we announce cases the way we do? Listen to Dr. Kit Young Hoon explain! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8TD5B60740&feature=youtu.be

This December while you are shopping and dining in downtown, you don't have to worry about plugging the meter. It's free in Harbourtown Centre! Find the time limits on the meter. There are two, three, and four hour meters. NOTE: Free parking is an incentive to dine and shop locally and is not intended for personal parking at a meter for the day.... #keepitinkenora #shopshopshop #shoplocal

Are you returning home for the holidays? If you are coming from a COVID hotspot/red zone (ie. Toronto, Alberta, Manitoba, etc) please refrain from coming to our buildings until you have isolated for 14 days. Please help us do our part in helping prevent the spread of COVID-19 and keeping everyone safe.... For answers to your travel-related questions, please visit Northwestern Health Unit https://www.nwhu.on.ca/covid19/Pages/travel.aspx

Please go to the link to read an open letter to the public from our Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Kit Young Hoon. Stay informed Kenora.

Click attend and mark your calendar for December 12 for the 22nd Annual #CPHolidayTrain event! Join Canadian Pacific here: https://www.facebook.com/events/373528847194270/

Tradespeople and apprenticeship programs are definitely important to Kenora's economy. Check out the stats from across Canada> > >

Congratulations to The Muse - Lake of the Woods Museum and Douglas Family Art Centre and those involved in creating this award winning exhibit. Well done!

Trail Tuesday! Take advantage of this mild weather and check out local trails. With the limited snow cover, the trails are in good condition to get some fresh air and exercise during this busy holiday time. There are a variety of trails to explore, such as the Mink Bay trail. You will learn about the historical and cultural landscapes of this area as the trail system winds through the wetlands and boreal forest of Mink and Portage Bay, into the green spaces, and businesses o...f downtown Keewatin. Make some plans to check out all our trails and learn about trail etiquette before you head out. https://www.kenora.ca/en/visit-play/trails.aspx Mink Bay wetland trail in the fall, courtesy of Councillor Sharon Smith.

Important instructions if you have travelled recently.

If you have questions about anything related to COVID-19, call Northwestern Health Unit. Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. http://ow.ly/etOS50CyiJx

The next Council Committee of the Whole meeting is Tuesday, December 8 at 9:00 a.m. Join the virtual meeting at https://video.isilive.ca/kenora/ . .... https://www.kenora.ca//your-govern/agenda-and-minutes.aspx See more

You may have heard Health Canada is now recommending we wear 3 layer masks to protect ourselves and others from the spread of COVID-19. You do not have to rep...lace your current masks, but if buying or making new ones, consider ones with 3 layers! Continue to wear masks in all enclosed public spaces and when you can’t maintain a safe distance from others. Check this out to learn how to make your own: https://www.canada.ca//sew-no-sew-instructions-non-medical

Give the gift of health!

We're hiring a full-time transfer site attendant. If you are self-motivated and able to work independently, this job is for you! You will assist to provide a safe and hazard-free environment for residents to visit the Transfer Station as well as mowing, trimming, cleaning and maintaining Transfer Site grounds and facilities. ... Check the job qualifications and submit your application package before noon on December 18, 2020. https://www.kenora.ca/en/your-government/jobs.aspx