News and Public Notices

Flood Warning remains in effect along the Ottawa River from Pembroke to Arnprior

Water levels along the Ottawa River are continuing a slow decline.

The Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation is taking an important step forward in expanding access to community-led primary care.

The Ministry of Natural Resources is warning residents in parts of Renfrew County to prepare for continued high water levels.

There will be traffic delays along Mishomis Inamo effective Tuesday, April 28th-Friday, May 1st, 2026

Renfrew County and District is experiencing a concerning increase in suspected drug toxicity deaths in early 2026.

The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources has extended its flood warning for the Ottawa Valley.

Tree Removal Begins for Nigig Nibi Ki-win Gamik Project as Community Facility Moves Forward – April 20^th, 2026

BEI will be returning full time to begin remaining work of the water treatment plant on April 20, 2026. 

Residents along the Ottawa River are being urged to remain vigilant in the coming days as water levels continue to rise, with the potential for significant flooding in low-lying areas.