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Become a Volunteer and Grow with Us! Volunteers are the backbone to our community. Our volunteers are invaluable to the Township of Laurentian Valley, fostering our community's recreation and special events. Become a part of an amazing group of volunteers who share their time, skills and enthusiasm with one of our many services and programs the Township offers. There are a wide range of volunteer opportunities for you to choose from. |
Public Notice – Open Air Fire Ban is in effective as of April 6th, 2021 the Township of Laurentian’s Fire Chief, Tim Sutcliffe, is not permitting open air fires at this time. Recreation fires are still permitted until further notice. Thank you for your cooperation. |
The Council of the Township of Laurentian Valley passed By-Law 2015-09-040, a by-law to regulate the setting of fires within the Township of Laurentian Valley. This bylaw came into effective as of January 1, 2016. Click here to see a copy of this by-law. Please note: Effective April 6th, 2021, an Open Air Fire Ban is in effect. Permits will not be issued until the fire ban is lifted. Recreational fires are still permitted at this time. Thank you for your cooperation. |
All residents must purchase an annual licence for their dogs and cats. Landlords, please notify your tenants. Pet tags are sold onlline or at the Township Office at a discounted rate before the end of March. Tags can be delivered if you are disabled and unable to attend the office.
Sterilized Pets: before March 31st - $15; after March 31st - $25 Unsterilized Pets: before March 31st $20; after March 31st - $30 After March 31st Officials will be going door to door to ensure registration requirements have been met. The cost will then be $10 more per tag. If you are unable to register your dog at the door, a notice will be left to purchase tags at the municipal office within a specified time. Failure to comply will result in a fine of $120 plus full purchase price of the tag! If you require a dog tag for a Service Dog, please bring the certificate produced from a recognized training establishment to the Township Office. If you own a farm that is registered with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food please come into the Township Office to purchase your pet tags at the farm rate of $20 (entitles you up to five (5) pet tags). |
