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Cataraqui Conservation to Re-Open Some Conservation Areas starting April 25

Kingston – Cataraqui Conservation will begin to re-open public access to some of its conservation areas and the Cataraqui Trail for passive use starting April 25, 2020, with strict measures in place for all users to continue to mitigate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Cataraqui Conservation and Full Authority Board (municipal representatives) recognize the health benefits our properties provide to watershed residents and take the safety of staff, visitors, and the community very seriously,...

MEDIA RELEASE: Support for Nova Scotia

For Immediate Release

Reflecting on this past weekend’s events in Portapique, Nova Scotia, we in South Frontenac are struck with sadness for our fellow Canadians whom are suffering an unimaginable loss at this time.

On April 22nd, 2020, the Township of South Frontenac shall fly the Canadian Flag at half-mast as a sign of support for Nova Scotia and an expression of our sincerest condolences to the friends and family of the 22 individuals who lost their lives during the mass shooting that occurred...

Cataraqui Conservation Issues Flood Watch Warning

Kingston ON – Cataraqui Conservation has issued a Flood Watch for Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River today due to the elevated water levels.

Higher than normal water levels persist, and further increases are expected. The current level on Lake Ontario is about 75.3 metres above sea level (masl), nearly 0.5 metres above average for this time of year, about 0.35 m below the record high for this time of year set in 1973, and about 0.3 m above typical summer peak. Heightened risks may...

Quinte Conservation Issues a Flood Watch for Lake Ontario and The Bay of Quinte

Lake Ontario is expected to continue to rise over the coming month. The International Lake Ontario – St. Lawrence River Board has forecasted that if the weather conditions continue within normal ranges for this time of year, the water levels are predicted to reach 75.3 m this week and reach peak levels in mid-May around 75.56 metres. This is below the peak of 75.88 metres seen in 2017 and 75.92 metres observed in 2019.

Higher than normal water levels have continued throughout the winter and into...

South Frontenac COVID-19 Implications: Quick Reference Guide

For Immediate Release                                                                                         

Emergency Declaration
The Township of South Frontenac declared a State of Emergency on March 26, 2020.

Township Offices
The Township Offices and other facilities remains closed until further notice. While these offices are closed to the public, most municipal services will continue to be delivered and public communications via telephone and email are available during regular business hours.

Waste Facilities
All Township waste sites including hazardous waste, remain closed to the...