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Council Highlights: June 23, 2026

The Council Highlights from the last meeting are available here: Council Highlights

Council Highlights are a concise digest of newsworthy decisions and issues from Town of Lunenburg Council meetings.

Statement from the Town of Lunenburg

Statement from the Town of Lunenburg
 
Lunenburg Town Council held a public Special Meeting on Monday, June 22nd, which then went into a Closed Session to receive legal advice related to events alleged to have transpired on Friday, June 12th and Saturday, June 13th, involving Mayor Myra.
 
Ahead of the Special meeting Members of Council met with Simon Gordon of Saltwinds Transportation.
 
The Mayor did not attend either of these meetings. Council considered all information available to us as of the date of our Closed Session.
 
Through careful consideration and legal advice, Council concluded we are not empowered through any legislation to take any action related to this matter. It is our hope the Mayor and Saltwinds Transportation have resolved this between themselves.
 
We are concerned for all parties and their families who have been deeply affected by the fallout from the social media posts and comments. We are also saddened by the division created in the community, the negative impressions created of our citizens and the national attention given to social media dialogue.
 
We look forward to returning to the important business of governing the Town of Lunenburg for the benefit of all of our citizens and the Town. We ask our citizens to treat all those immediately involved with fairness and respect.
 

ROAD CLOSURE - MAPLE AVENUE - June 25 (NEW DATE)

There will be a road closure on Maple Avenue (near civic 119), this Thursday (June 25) from 8am until 5pm, to allow Public Works to make repairs to a water service.

The road will be closed, with local traffic only on both the North and South ends of Maple Avenue.

Please note that there will be no thru traffic during the work. Road users and pedestrians should follow signage and devices when travelling through this section of Town.

 

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FILMING NOTICE-TRAFFIC CONTROL & ROAD RESTRICTIONS - June 23

NOTICE OF FILMING -TRAFFIC CONTROL & ROAD RESTRICTIONS - June 23

Residents are advised that a film crew will be working in Old Town Lunenburg on June 22 and 23.

The production company will be employing its own traffic control personnel to help ensure the safety of both the public and crew.

Traffic control measures will be in effect at various locations throughout the filming period. Flaggers and signage will be in place to assist with traffic flow, detours, and access.

We ask all motorists and pedestrians to follow posted signs and the directions of traffic control personnel while filming is underway on Bluenose Drive before Rum Row.

This area will be temporarily restricted to through traffic to ensure crew safety while heavy equipment, including a telehandler, is in operation. Local access for residents will be maintained wherever possible.

WHAT TO EXPECT

■ Production vehicles, trailers, and equipment in the area

■ Heavy equipment on site for rigging and setup

■ Film crew members working in and around the listed addresses

■ Temporary signage, lighting rigs, and cables

■ Increased activity during prep day (June 22) as equipment is positioned

The crew is committed to minimizing disruption to residents and businesses and their production team will make every effort to keep noise levels reasonable, maintain clean work areas, and restore all locations to their original condition once filming is complete.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as wewelcome this production to Lunenburg.

If there are any questions, please contact the Location Manager - Michelle Harris - 902-301-9699

Finance Department Payment Counter Notice

The Finance Department Payment Counter will be closed from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM today, Monday, June 22, 2026.

-We will follow up on all calls as soon as possible,
please leave a voicemail.

-You can still use the drop box for documents.

Thank you for your understanding.

BROOK STREET GARDEN RE-MODEL

This past week, the Public Works crew re-modeled the existing garden at the corner of Brook St and Victoria Rd.

The crew did a great job simplifying the look of the garden and making it easier to maintain. Additionally, this area also shall still perform its important role in storm water retention during intense precipitation events.