News and Notices

An intersection closure as part of the Downtown Dig in Lakeside Downtown Kincardine is scheduled for Thursday, July 20th and Friday, July 21st.

KINCARDINE, ON – The energy of the Kincardine Scottish Festival and Highland Games is a great start to July in Kincardine, and this year was no exception. The three-day event is a favourite among locals and tourists, with its incredible musical line-up, pipe bands, Highland dance competition, and heavy athletic events.

KINCARDINE, ON – Bradstones Developments Inc. are advancing plans to develop a 1.7-hectare parcel of land on Golf Links Road in Kincardine. This follows the approval of the draft Plan of Vacant Land Condominium (VLC) at Bruce County Council on July 13, 2023.

There are road closures scheduled for Saturday, July 15th, 2023 for Piping in the Park. These closures will be in effect from 7:45 - 9 p.m.

KINCARDINE, ON – Fun should be accessible to everyone, especially in the summertime. The Municipality of Kincardine continues work to remove barriers to accessibility and create an inclusive environment. Two of these initiatives focus on making the lakeside community enjoyable to everyone: Mobi-Mats and a beach wheelchair.

The Davidson Centre pool is closed for the rest of the day today July 13th and will reopen tomorrow July 14th for 6:15 AM swim. Thanks for your patience and understanding. 

The Municipality of Kincardine (Municipality) has retained Stantec Consulting Ltd. to complete a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) to identify options for expansion of the Kincardine Water System and Water Treatment Plant (WTP) at 155 Durham Street, address potential community growth in the study area, and consider a possible extension to Bruce Power.

The following is a summary of major discussion items presented at Council and Committee of the Whole on July 10, 2023. Please refer to the website for the complete and official records of the meeting including consent agenda items, motions of Council, communications, detailed reports, and attachments.

It's a good idea to turn off the main water valve inside your building prior to the interruption time to help prevent any drainage from your service line. It's also good practice to turn off the breaker for your hot water tank to prevent damage to the elements.