Tag: flooding in Haliburton County

Sandbags Available At S.G. Nesbitt Community Centre

Spring time can bring a potential risk of flooding in Haliburton County because of the rain and snow melting. Minden...

Keep Watch For Flood Potentials

Environment Canada is calling for small amounts of rain every day this week. The MNRF is encouraging residents of Haliburton...

Flooding In Haliburton County

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry is encouraging residents in Haliburton County to keep a close watch on...

Consistent rain in the forecast, rising water levels

We’ll see rainfall all week for Haliburton County, so water levels will start rising. With that in mind, it’s...

Flood watch continues for areas of Haliburton County

A flood watch continues for watersheds in Haliburton County as well as Parry Sound and Muskoka. The Ministry of Natural...
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Replacement of Little Brother Lake Dam to begin Nov. 2

Officials say the work is part of an ongoing commitment to maintaining the safety and functionality of critical water management infrastructure across the Trent-Severn waterway.

Rehabilitation of Percy Lake Dam underway

Work is expected to continue through February.

Online, telephone voting opens across Haliburton County Oct. 16

Online and telephone voting opens at 9 a.m. and runs until Oct. 26 at 8 p.m.

Province providing $35,000 to aid Haliburton County investment attraction plan

The plan includes enhancing the County's economic development website, creating a hotel feasibility study, and hosting various investment forums.

OPP enforcement campaign results in 9,800 charges over Thanksgiving long weekend

Through the national campaign Operation Impact, police focused enforcement efforts focused on impaired, aggressive, and distracted driving, along with seatbelt usage.
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