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Please be advised the Municipality of Central Manitoulin Roads Department will be brushing and conducting general preparation for winter sidewalk maintenance in Providence Bay the week of October 28th, 2024.

The affected area will be along Highway 551 (ON-551) in Providence Bay, ON from Mary Steet to Mira Street.

Notice to adjacent landowners has been sent by registered mail Monday September 30th, 2024.

For more information please contact the Municipal Office at 705-377-5726.

Please be advised the Wednesday October 16th 2024 gentle yoga in Spring Bay is cancelled. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Please be advised both 1:00 pm chair yoga and 2:00 pm gentle yoga are cancelled for today, Tues. Oct 15, 2024.

Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Cambrian College Manitoulin Campus is offering a free three-week small engine repair workshop.

Congratulations to the 2024 Harvest Glory Days Decorating Winners from Central Manitoulin!

Please be advised the Municipal Office will be closed for Thanksgiving Day on October 14, 2024. Council and staff wish you a safe and happy Thanksgiving weekend.

The Municipality of Central Manitoulin in partnership with Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association successfully opened Mouth of the Mindemoya River in Providence Bay, ON to allow spawning salmon to access the river. The work was conducted on Friday October 4th, 2024 under an approved Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry work permit.

Now hiring for the position of Transfer Station Operator. For details on how to apply and to access the job description, go to: www.centralmanitoulin.ca/our-government/careers/

Applications will be considered as they are submitted.

The Municipality of Central Manitoulin in partnership with Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association will be dredging the sand at the Mouth of the Mindemoya River in Providence Bay, ON to allow spawning salmon to access the river.  The work will be conducted on Friday October 4th, 2024 under an approved Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry work permit.  An excavator will be used to pull sand out of the mouth of the river and it will deposited on the adjacent beach area.

Please be advised Providence Bay Beach work has been completed.