PUBLIC NOTICE May 20, 2020Following the Province of Ontario’s Framework for Reopening the Province, the government is permitting the reopening of some outdoor recreational amenities, including outdoor sports facilities and multi-use fields, off-leash dog areas and outdoor picnic sites, benches and shelters in park and recreational areas. The Township of Chapleau wishes to advise the community that the Waterfront and Peace Park will be opened to the public. The Splash Pad and Playground...

 

Newmont Porcupine partners with The Chamber in a historic investment to support businesses hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemicTIMMINS, ON | May 11, 2020 — In an effort to blunt the impacts of COVID-19 on the Timmins business community, the Chamber of Commerce announced the launch of a new program to support small businesses thanks to a $250,000 donation from Newmont Porcupine. The set of initiatives within the program are in response to the City of Timmins and Chamber of Commerce recommen...

 

FRIENDLY REMINDERThe Township of Chapleau wishes to remind all dog owners that By-Law 97-36, being a By-Law to provide for the registration and control of dog, contains the following regulations:? Keep your dog tied or fenced at all times;? Walk your dog on a leash not longer than three feet; and? Every person shall register his dog (s) (maximum 2 per premise)? No owner shall leave excrement deposited by the dog on or in a public place or on private property. Excrement must be cleaned up immedia

 

We kindly ask that you temporarily relocate items such as basketball and hockey nets away from the road on regular refuse collection dates as well as when signs are posted for street sweeping so that we may do the best job possible. Failure to comply with this policy may result in a fine of $ 190.00 for obstructing civic services, in accordance with Section 10 A of By-Law 88 - 54 It is our hope that all citizens will familiarize themselves with our By-Laws and make every effort to comply w...

 

Reminder: Cemetery Lot DecorationsBecause certain types of lot decorations are not in harmony with the development of the cemetery as a whole, or because they may intensify maintenance problems, the Township of Chapleau regulates lot decorations, which include all structures, ornaments, candles, plantings or other embellishments with the exception of headstones, monuments and markers.Please be reminded that fresh and artificial floral arrangements are permitted on lots between May 1st and Octobe

 

BEAR PROOF REFUSE CONTAINERS The Council of the Township of Chapleau wishes to advise all citizens of Chapleau and all citizens within the unorganized areas around Chapleau of it's guidelines for the use of bear proof refuse containers. Bear proof refuse containers have been placed in designated locations within the corporate limits of the Township of Chapleau. (See attached map) The containers will be in place until the fall, unless bear problems persist. Guidelines Bear proof refuse conta...

 

Help in Times of NeedHelping seniors (65+) by delivering groceries and medication to their home when needed.If you or someone you know needs this service or wants more information or You want to volunteer please call:Father Herve Sauve at: (705) 347-2975 or (705) 864-0747 OrDan Lee at: (705) 951-2828 Payment will be arranged on individual basis. De l'aide en cas de besoin Offert aux ainés de plus de 65 ans épieries ou medicaments livrés à votre domicil, au besoin. Si vous ou...

 

MEDIA RELEASE Date: April 20, 2020 For Immediate Release A reminder to be careful what you flush Wet wipes, paper towels and facial tissues can clog pipes. We recognize that many residents may be increasing their use of disinfectant wipes, paper towels and facial tissues in response to COVID-19. We would like to remind residents not to flush wet wipes of any kind. Despite what some packaging says, wipes are not flushable. Paper towels, facial tissues and feminine hygiene ...

 

Coping with stress during COVID-19 Stay connected and maintain your social networks. While isolated, try as much as possible to keep your daily routine or create new routines. While staying at home, maintain a healthy lifestyle with a proper diet, sleep, and exercise. Maintain social contact with family and friends from home by email, phone, and video chats. If you feel overwhelmed, talk to a health worker or counsellor, and seek help for physical and mental health needs. Get the facts fr...

 

COVID-19 Testing Update The Ministry of Health recently updated their COVID-19 testing guidelines for remote/isolated/rural/Indigenous communities. The new guidelines include typical and atypical COVID-19 symptoms and are encouraging communities to test any person experiencing any of the identified symptoms. The guidance document states that: Testing should be offered to individuals who are experiencing one of the following symptoms: - Fever (Temperature of 37.8°C or greater);