Town News

UPDATE - Mason's Beach Road Power Restored - 9:03pm

Power has been restored to Mason’s Breach Road for the rest of the evening.

Additional work will be scheduled to repair the remaining infrastructure and residents will be contacted when a new date and time are set.

Thank you for your patience.

 

POWER INTERRUPTION - Mason's Beach Road - 4:15pm

Please be advised that residents on Mason’s Beach Road will be experiencing a power interruption while crew members are onsite to fix a broken hydro pole due to an accident. There is no ETR at this time but you may experience on and off power over the next few hours while they fix the issue.

REMINDER: Lunenburg's Tree Planting Program closes June 30

Thank you to those who have signed up thus far and a reminder that the Town of Lunenburg will be accepting applications for its Urban Forest – Tree Planting Program until June 30.

Some of the benefits of urban forests include filtering air and water, controlling storm water, and shade provided by the canopy. The Town is looking for property owners within Town Limits who are interested in having a new tree planted in front of their property, within the Town of Lunenburg’s right-of-way.

The goal for 2025 is to plant 50 trees. If you are interested in getting a tree, please send your address to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Staff will determine the suitability of the sites, by assessing above and below ground utilities, etc. 

PUBLIC WORKS UPDATE: New Convex Mirror at Prince & Creighton

Public Works recently installed a new convex mirror at the corner of Prince & Creighton Streets to help enhance sightlines for road users. The lack of sightlines was identified as an issue, particularly for traffic approaching the intersection from west and south directions.

Convex mirrors are a technique regularly used to remove blind spots and expand visibility due to the configuration of the road and/or surrounding areas.   

Other locations in Lunenburg where similar mirrors are present to assist with vision and safety include:

  • Lincoln Street & Cornwallis Street
  • Lincoln Street & Duke Street
  • Lincoln Street & Lower Street
  • Falkland Street & Station Lane

Additionally, Town Staff shall continue our work into exploring the viability of installing four-way stop intersections along Creighton at both Cornwallis and Prince as direction received from Council on April 15.

Traffic Mirrors 80p

Council Highlights: June 24, 2025

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.

The Royal Norwegian Navy Band is coming to Lunenburg !!

On Monady, Lunenburg will play host to some very special visitors - the Royal Norwegian Naval Band!

The 27 professional musicians that make up the Royal Norwegian Navy Band participate in up to 150 events a year, entertaining audiences with their world-class repertoire, mastering genres including traditional band, classical, contemporary, jazz, rock and pop.

Formed in 1820, the Royal Norwegian Navy Band has performed all over the world. Their appearance at the 2025 Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo represents their first time performing in Halifax and for a very special reason.

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, and the special cultural and military relationship cultivated between Canada and Norway all those years ago remains especially meaningful now.

While in Nova Scotia, the Royal Norwegian Navy Band is spending a day in Lunenburg to honour the friendships developed at Camp Norway, to commemorate their departed comrades who are laid to rest here, and to celebrate with the people of Lunenburg.

The people of Lunenburg and the surrounding region are cordially invited to attend the events of the day which will include –

  • a brief commemoration at the former site of Camp Norway at 10:00 am
  • a brief outdoor performance at The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic Wharf at 10:30 am
  • a march from the FMA Wharf to the Town of Lunenburg Cenotaph at 10:45 am for a brief commemoration at the Norwegian monument at 11:00 am
  • a visit to Hillcrest Cemetery to honour the graves of the Norwegians laid to rest there at 1:00 pm,
  • and a FREE concert open to everyone at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church at 2:00 pm.

So be sure to save the date on Monday, June 30, 2025, and join the celebration of our special friendship with Norway.

RNNB

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PUBLIC WORKS UPDATE: Lead and Copper Management Testing Program

Please note that the ten (10) participants for 2025 the Lead and Copper Management Testing Program have been selected and contacted.

Thank you for the nearly 40 nominations for participation we received. If you are still interested in getting your name on the list of possible participants, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 902 634 4410.