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Two Town of Arnprior Awards Presented on Canada Day

On Friday July 1st Mayor Stack presented the 2022 Town of Arnprior Senior of the Year Award to Josie Scott and the 2022 Town Award to Lynn Grinstead. 

Josie Scott:

Josie is as an active member of the Arnprior community and has volunteered for several years. She has worked to support the health and wellness of local residents, using her mental health professional background. Josie is an active member of the Ad Hoc Committee on Poverty and Homelessness since 2018 and has been Chair of this Committee...

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Opportunity Notice - Full-time Facility Operator

Posting Date: April 26, 2022 Job Type: Full-time (Unionized - CUPE Local 4960) Work Location: Nick Smith Centre Hours of Work: 80 hrs per two-week period Hourly Wage: $19.13-$25.43 per hour The Town of Arnprior is strategically located along the four-lane Trans Canada Highway just past the Ottawa border and is the first major stop in the Ottawa Valley. We offer the conveniences of an urban town with the beauty of nature that comes with being Where the Rivers Meet. If you are interested in working...

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Holiday Closure

Please note that Arnprior Town Hall and the Nick Smith Centre will be closed on Friday July 1 in observance of Canada Day. The Arnprior and District Museum will remain open.

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Opportunity Notice- Night Market Coordinator

Posting Date:                   June 28, 2022 Job Type:                          Part-time, Fixed Term (July 25 - August 29 - 5 week term) Hours:                               24 hours per week/4 days per week (must be available to work Saturday Aug 27) Wage:                                $15.53 per hour 

The Town of Arnprior is hosting a multi-cultural night market that will feature food vendors and artisans from various ethnicities creating an opportunity for attendees to become more acquainted with neighbours and the diverse cultural backgrounds they come from. The Town is looking...

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Canada Day Safety

As we approach Canada Day, we encourage everyone to be safe by following public safety measures and guidance from our Fire and Recreation Departments.  Fireworks Safety To minimize the risk of fire and burn injury, the Arnprior Fire Department does not recommend family fireworks or informal neighbourhood displays. We recommend attending public fireworks displays hosted by your municipality or other responsible organizations. If you do still choose to have a family or an informal neighbourhood...

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