Cultural & Community Updates

May 2, 2021. .

There have been several sightings of the tiny gypsy moth caterpillars in Mississippi Mills over the past week. If you haven’t seen them take a close look at a tree, unfortunately they are everywhere!

Today on Lake 88. 1 Anna Camilleri, of Red Dress productions, and Emma Kinsman from Lanark County Interval House talked about the latest Mosaic Art installation honouring survivors of gender-based violence. To listen to the interview please click the following link:.

The Health Unit has invested in our Leeds, Grenville and Lanark (LGL) Vaccine Call Centre, and as a result we have increased our capacity to handle a higher volume of calls, and have trained call centre staff to manage more complex client requests. The recent enhancements to the local call centre mean that 100 individuals can be in the queue to speak with a live agent, and wait times have averaged less than 20-minutes.

Council has proclaimed April as Limb Loss Awareness month. Did you know that an estimated 227,000 Canadians are affected by an amputation or have a limb difference?

The ticks are out! When temperatures rise above 4.

April 21, 2021. A special advisory committee (SAC) struck by Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) has submitted its report to the MVCA Board of Directors with three options for the future of the Mill of Kintail Museum.

The Mississippi Mills Fire Department (MMFD) has changed the burning status to a Partial Burn Ban. The Partial Burn Ban will permit campfires in the Municipality in areas that are permitted to burn.

April 19, 2021. Earlier this year, I shared an overview of several important projects and planning processes that will be taking place.

This week is National Volunteer Week!. National Volunteer Week is a week that is celebrated across Canada which promotes and applauds volunteers throughout the country.