Pembroke council passes $69.5 million budget with a tax increase of 7.9 per cent
City of Pembroke residents will see their municipal tax rate increase by 7.9 per cent in 2024 after council passed the city's 2024 budget during its meeting on Feb. 20.
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City of Pembroke residents will see their municipal tax rate increase by 7.9 per cent in 2024 after council passed the city's 2024 budget during its meeting on Feb. 20.
Ron Gervais announced his intention to let his name stand for the position of mayor of Pembroke.
Pembroke’s Operations Committee is continuing down the Transit Feasibility Study highway, opting during a recent meeting to proceed with Phase 2.
Pembroke’s Operations Committee has given the green light to proceed with allowing motorized recreational vehicle use of the Algonquin Trail through the city.
Dear Mayor LeMay: In just 30 months Pembroke’s Horticultural Society will celebrate 100 years of helping keep Pembroke beautiful. As partners in previously seeing Pembroke voted “The Prettiest Little City in Canada” we take pride in our longstanding volunteer contributions. Looking forward to our 100 year celebration in 2024, discussions have begun regarding a suitable project to mark the achievement. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. LETTER: PHS looks to mark its 100th anniversary by developing a waterfront arboretum Back to video For the l...