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Second annual bike races a success (opens the original)
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Good weather contributed to a successful second annual Dufour Downhill and Enduro Mountain Bike Race. The races, which were hosted by the Elliot Lake Cross Country Ski and Bike Club on July 11 and 12, attracted 40 registered riders. “Mother Nature was much kinder than last year. While the weekend brought hot and humid conditions, it was a welcoming change from the torrential rain that challenged last year’s inaugural event,” said club secretary and treasurer Carla Mills in a presentation to coun
2027 budget decisions to be left to new council (opens the original)
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Elliot Lake council will leave any budget related decisions until after this year’s municipal election. A motion to establish an ad hoc budget committee for the purpose of developing the 2027 budget was struck down. Finance director Andrew Ault proposed a two-phased budget calendar that would involve invoking an ad hoc budget committee for either a single annual budget or a multiple year budget cycle. He described multiyear budgeting, as not a budget for multiple years, but rather “defining a se
Property owners in Elliot Lake see 3.4 per cent tax increase (opens the original)
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The numbers are in, and taxes are going up 3.4% in 2026. The budget, which was approved by council in December, had a zero percent city portion increase, but the city must collect taxes for three other agencies, including the Ontario Provincial Police, Algoma Public Health and Algoma District Social Services Administration Board. “We do collect taxes on behalf of the Ontario Provincial Police and due to the leadership of our current Ontario government, the increase in policing cost was capped fo
New digester cover to cost City of Elliot Lake $5.9 million (opens the original)
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Elliot Lake is moving ahead with replacing its wastewater treatment plant digester cover. The digester cover, which is 40 years old, will cost a total of $8.67 million to replace. The city will be responsible for $5,914,214.02 of that cost after securing a grant of $2,757,486 from the provincial government’s Housing Enabling Water Systems Fund. At its July 13 meeting, city council approved a change order with Johnson Controls Canada L.P. (JCC), which identifies the scope of work, exclusions, cus
Arena reconstruction pushes forward (opens the original)
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With only six weeks to go, the final push is on to have ice in the Rogers Arena for Sept. 1. In providing an update to council at the July 13 meeting, architect Chris Perry, who had spent the day at the facility, described the site as “very busy” as there were 30 workers on site of all disciplines and trade types. He reported that 100% of the plumbing rough-in had been done and the new flooring was waiting to be installed. As well, the reinforced concrete slab is complete with the integrated con
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