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The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands (TLTI) has initiated Class Environmental Assessments (Class EAs) to determine the preferred approach for expanding the rated capacity of the Lansdowne 
Sewage Treatment System (STS) and the Railway Sewage Pumping Station (SPS) to effectively collect and treat wastewater generated from existing and projected future development.

For further information, visit our Public Notice page on our website.

Watershed Conditions Statement - Water Safety Extended for Inland Lakes & Streams

Kingston – Cataraqui Conservation has extended its Watershed Conditions Statement – Water Safety today to advise residents and visitors about high flows on area watercourses.

Weather Situation:
Approximately 15 to 50 mm of rain has fallen over the period of April 12 through April 15, 2026.
There is additional rainfall in the forecast for the period of April 16 through April 18, before drier conditions are expected to begin. Environment Canada special weather statements suggest that rainfall amounts will be highly variable across the region.

The Township is pleased to announce the launch of a new Citywide online permit and payment feature portal.

The portal accepts permit applications and payment for the following:

• Building, Demolition, and Sewage Systems
• Planning Applications for Minor Variances, Zoning Amendments
• Entranceways, Road Cuts, Oversize Loads, and Water/Sewer Connections

Free online forms and permits are also available for:

• Pre-Consultation Form for initial Development Proposals
• Temporary Road Use
• Wharf Access
• Municipal Consent - Utilities

For those who prefer in-person service, our staff at the administrative office in Lansdowne are happy to assist.

The new portal will launch on March 30, 2026.

March 5, 2026 – SEELEY’S BAY, ON – Parks Canada will begin the full replacement of Brass Point Bridge in Seeley’s Bay in summer 2026, with reopening expected in early 2028. This project will replace both the historic swing and fixed bridges, upgrade roadway infrastructure, and ensure the long-term safety and functionality of this key crossing on the Rideau Canal National Historic Site.