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Town of Arnprior Council Approves 2025 Budget

Arnprior, ON: Arnprior Town Council approved its 2025 Budget at the February 10th, 2025 Regular Meeting of Council. The process to adoption included public consultations on December 4, 2024, tabling of the budget on January 13, 2025 and budget deliberations on February 3, 2025.

The 2025 Budget is designed to balance service delivery, community support, infrastructure renewal and saving for the future, in alignment with the Town’s Strategic Plan. The 2025 Budget was adopted with a 3.25% municipal...

Notice of Online Public Information Centre 2 for Transportation Master Plan

For Immediate Release

According to the 2021 census data, the Town of Arnprior has a total population of 9,629. This is a 9.5% increase from 2016. By 2036, the Town’s population is forecasted to increase to 11, 773. To strategically prepare for this growth and enhance the municipality’s existing transportation network, the Town of Arnprior retained Egis to undertake the development of the municipality’s Transportation Master Plan (TMP).

The TMP is a strategic policy document that will serve as a...

Recreation Newsletter - February 2025

It might be the thick of winter but we are hard at work on spring and summer programs and camps. Learn more below!

Dates to Circle on your Calendar

• February 3 – Monday Movement with Ro Nwosu
• February 5 – The Lunch Brunch by Seniors at Home
• February 7 – Junior & Youth Night
• February 8 – Family Games Day
• February 10 – Monday Movement with Denise Wiese
• February 17 – FamFest
• February 25 – Craft Program
• February 28 – Youth Night
• February 28 – Crafts & Craft

Learn more about these events and submit your own at

Council Highlights - January 27, 2025

Stay-up-to-date with what’s happening at the Council table with the Town of Arnprior’s meetings in just a few minutes.  Please note these summaries are not an official record of Council meetings. Official minutes are posted online once they are approved during a subsequent meeting. You can also access the meeting recording on the Town’s YouTube channel.

Delegation – Request for Ecological Assessment of Gillies Grove

Council heard a presentation from Lacey Smith of the Save the Grove Again Committee...

D. A. Gillies Building a place of national historic significance

Government of Canada recognizes the D. A. Gillies Building as a place of national historic significance

From: Parks Canada

News release

The D. A. Gillies Building is a lasting example of “Dominion Style” post office buildings.

January 28, 2025                             Gatineau, Quebec                   Parks Canada

Today, the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change and Minister responsible for Parks Canada, announced the designation of the D. A. Gillies Building as...