Public Notices

Council directed that all outdoor municipal sites reopen for public use including but not limited to:
- Senator Dog Park - Miners' Memorial Park / Parking Area - Sheriff Creek Parking Area - Spruce and Spine Beach Parking Areas - Mt Dufour Ski Area  - Outdoor Rinks at Parsons and Kiwanis Park (weather permitting please follow posted signs)
Please bear with us while we reopen facilities and access points.
Indoor facilities (pool, arena, Collins Hall, City Hall)...
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Fonds de secours pour les organismes à but non lucratif francophones / Relief Fund for French-speaking non-profit organizations
Avez-vous soumis votre demande au  Fonds de secours pour les organismes à but non lucratif francophones  lancé suite aux impacts négatifs de la crise sanitaire liée à la COVID-19 ? Sinon, c'est encore le temps ! L'AFO a reçu le mandat du gouvernement de gérer la redistribution du fonds...
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Two Special Council Meetings This Week
On Wednesday, February 17 th at 2 pm Council will hold a special Council meeting to deal with various closed session, confidential matters. The agenda will be posted shortly on the city website/calendar .  
On Thursday, February 18 th at 6 pm Council will be hosting a training session with representatives from Municipal Affairs and Housing and the City’s Integrity Commissioner Robert Swayze.
The meeting will be...
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With Covid-19 cases spiking locally, Council made the decision at its Monday night meeting to immediately close all indoor and outdoor municipal facilities. After several months without any cases, the last 2 weeks have seen several confirmed cases in Elliot Lake with evidence of community transmission. The provincial stay-at-home order remains in place until Feb 16th. The City does not wish to encourage any non-essential gatherings and will simply close access points and outdoor...
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The City of Elliot Lake is proud to support our varied community based special projects and events.  In these challenging times, we understand that funding these initiatives can be difficult.  To this extent, The City has relaunched the Community Grant Program.
This grant has been created to provide limited financial assistance to community groups and not-for-profit organizations within the City to assist with various activities.  It offers up to $3,500 in...
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