Latest News and Public Notices
Special Council Meeting re BUDGET - March 31, 2026
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A Special Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 31, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. to present the 2026-2027 Municipal Budget. The agenda for the meeting will be available on the Municipality's website by the end of the day on Thursday, March 26.
The meeting will be held at the Municipal Services Building at 10 Allee Champlain Drive in Cookville. This is a public meeting, and residents are invited to attend.
Proclamation - Kidney Health Month
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Mayor McLean-Wile proclaimed March as Kidney Health Month and March 12, 2026, as World Kidney Day to raise awareness of the importance of our kidneys to our overall health.
View the Proclamation.
Proclamation - Amyloidosis Awareness Month
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Mayor McLean-Wile proclaimed March 2026 as Amyloidosis Awareness Month, a month dedicated to raising awareness,
funding research, and supporting those living with amyloidosis and their loved ones.
View the Proclamation.
Public Invited to Explore Updated Municipal-Wide Land Use Planning Drafts
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The District of Lunenburg has released updated second drafts of its Municipal‑Wide Land Use Planning documents. These updates reflect input from residents, along with direction from Council following an extensive feedback process.
The updated drafts will be presented to Council on March 10 at 6 p.m. in the Municipal Chambers at 10 Allée Champlain Drive, Cookville. All are welcome to attend in person or watch the livestream on our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@modlnovascotia
Read more: Public Invited to Explore Updated Municipal-Wide Land Use Planning Drafts
Quality of Life Survey Launches
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Starting February 23, 2026, households across the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg will begin receiving invitation postcards for the Nova Scotia Quality of Life Survey. This province-wide initiative gathers information on how people are doing in their daily lives, including social and economic wellbeing.
The survey is conducted every few years and provides a meaningful snapshot of community wellbeing. Results help municipal governments better understand residents’ experiences and plan services, programs, and long-term priorities.
“Your voice matters,” says Mayor Elspeth McLean-Wile. “Completing the survey will provide Council with important information that will help in our decision-making.”
