Join us for a series of free workshops, designed for older adults. Whether you're looking for information to support your independence or get answers to questions from the experts, join us on the third Tuesday of each month, September 2026 to March 2027. While you're there, connect with others in your community and enjoy a free lunch.

Full program details are on our website's Recreation, Sports and Leisure Program page. 

Registration is required and can be done online, or by calling 613-659-2415 ext. 207

Transportation is available for those registered.

The Weekly Update for July 20 to July 24 is here.

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Kingston – Cataraqui Conservation is extending its Shoreline Conditions Statement today, advising municipalities and the public about water levels on Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River.

Lake Ontario water levels are expected to remain relatively stable or continue a slow decline over the coming weeks. However, higher water levels are possible if wetter-than-average weather and water supply conditions return.
By way of explanation, the International Lake Ontario – St. Lawrence River Board (ILOSLRB), which manages Lake Ontario outflows and forecasts water levels, reported the following in its July 13, 2026, briefing:

• The lake-wide average water level of Lake Ontario has decreased two centimetres to 75.37 metres since Thursday, July 9
• If outflows continue to match or exceed net total supplies, Lake Ontario water levels are expected to remain stable or gradually decline in the coming weeks

Take notice that the Committee of Adjustment for the Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 1:00 pm.

For further information, including how to participate/comment in the public hearing, please visit the Township website, Committee of Adjustment Meeting - July 28, 2026

(Lansdowne) – Council members, staff, community members and Mr. John Paul Jackson, community member and creator of the 25th Anniversary of Amalgamation Commemorative Flag, gathered at the Township Administrative office, 1233 Prince Street for the official unveiling and flag-raising of the 25th Anniversary commemorative flag.

The event featured remarks from the Mayor and members of Council, recognition of Mr. Jackson’s art submission, the design and voting process, and the ceremonial raising of the Township’s 25th Anniversary of Amalgamation flag by Mr. John Paul Jackson. The newly unveiled flag will be flown on the community flagpole at the Township office for the balance of the anniversary of the 25th amalgamation year.