What’s Happening in Fort Frances
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Public Notice: Tagline Survey
Know what you want to see in the new Fort Frances tagline? Make sure to take our survey! Open until October 31, 2024 at 11:59pm.
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Event: Hazardous Waste Day
Saturday, September 14th, 2024
900 Wright Avenue
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Newsletter: Fort Frances Insider
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Public Notice: Public Meeting: Public Consultation - 2025 Budget
The Council of the Town of Fort Frances will be holding a Public Meeting on Monday, September 23rd, 2024 at 5:30 p.m.
Fort Frances citizens are invited to make representation to Council on the 2025 Budget.
Frequently Visited
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By-Laws
Find our public By-Laws here.
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Bids and Tenders
Interested in submitting a bid and tender? Find all our current posted bids and tenders through the Bids and Tenders portal.
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Council Meetings
Find regular meeting agendas, minutes, and watch meetings live from the comfort of your home (link to stream in agenda): Regular Meetings of Council
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Complaints
Do you have a concern? Please use this form to submit your complaints.
Requests for Service are different than Complaints. For information on Requests for Service, please read this page. -
2023-2027 Strategic Plan
The Town of Fort Frances has a 2023-2027 Strategic Plan.
Find out about our strategic priorities and key performance indicators on our Strategic Plan page.
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Garbage & Recycling
Find out your garbage and recycling collection area and schedule.
NEW You can also put glass with your recycling.
Find out more information on the Waste Management page.
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Employment Opportunities
We post positions for all departments of the Town of Fort Frances.
Find them on our Employment Opportunities page.
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E-Billing
We have an E-Billing option for your Water, Sewer, & Tax Bills. Read more about setting this up.
Current Town Projects
About Fort Frances
Fort Frances is a community rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. As a border town, we sit at a unique crossroads, where tradition meets innovation. Rooted in Treaty 3 territory, we acknowledge that this land is the traditional home and continuing land use area of the Anishinaabe people and the Métis Nation, whose contributions and presence have long shaped this region.
Fort Frances has been a cornerstone of Northwestern Ontario's industrial landscape. Our strength has always been in our diversity—thriving in forestry, mining, agriculture, and tourism. With access to affordable energy and land, our community continues to foster entrepreneurial spirit and innovation. We are a place where craftsmanship is honoured, where people build with their hands and their hearts, creating something greater from the land we call home.