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2010 Banner Competition
3/15/2010
Call to All artists, designers, Illustrators. Competition is open to all ages to create 4 street themed banners. Deadline for submissions march 15 2010
Committee Members Required
2/5/2010
The Town of Gananoque is seeking volunteers for the following committees: Council Remuneration Ad Hoc Review Committee Compliance Audit Committee
John Street Reconstructions
2/4/2010
A comprehensive review and assesment of reconstruction of John Steet project.
Public Meeting: King Street Pedestrian Bridge
2/2/2010
A Public Meeting will be held regarding the following proposed motion: "That the King Street Pedestrian Bridge be removed." All interested parties should attend this meeting to voice any concerns they may have.
Notice of Project Commencement Herbert Street and Industrial Park
1/28/2010
Public Comment Invited January 28th 5pm - 7pm Emergency Services Building

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   Welcome to the Town of Gananoque 

              Canadian Gateway tothe 1000 Islands 


 Gananoque, which became a city in 1890, is a convenient first stop for travelling the historical waterways to Ottawa, Smith Falls, Athens, or the Rideau Canal. We are the Gateway to the Thousands Islands, boasting both 
Unesco World Heritage and National Geographic designations.
While in Gananoque visitors can enjoy any number of outdoor activites such as kayaking, hiking or fishing.
 Eating in local Gananoque restaraunts is pleasing for all palletes, from casual dining to five-star menus
composed of locally grown fresh produce.   
Our small town of 5,200 residents is world famous, with stunning 18th century historical buildings, museums, hospitality, professional live theare, accomodations and location just off the 401 between Toronto and Ottawa.
We are the Heart of the Thousands Islands .. and we invite you to come for a visit.

Photo courtesy of Thousand Island kayaking Company.