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Timmins City Council has approved a contract with EXP Services Inc. for the detailed design and contract administration for Bob’s Lake sewage system upgrades. The agreement, valued at $749,250, is being funded through the City’s approved 2025 capital budget.

The project includes the design and construction management of a new sewage pumping station and forcemain (pressurized sewer pipe) to replace the existing Bob’s Lake Lagoon system. The upgrades are scheduled for completion in 2026 and will result in the full decommissioning of the lagoon facility, which currently serves approximately 54 homes.

The existing sewage system uses a pumping station to move wastewater into a stabilization pond (lagoon) for biological treatment. The planned upgrades will redirect sewage from Bob’s Lake to the Whitney/Tisdale Wastewater Treatment Plant, allowing the City to meet standards set by the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation, and Parks (MECP) and accommodate future growth and development.

EXP Services Inc. will prepare detailed design plans, cost estimates, regulatory approvals, and assistance during the construction and tender phases. Final design plans will be brought back to City Council for approval before a construction tender is issued.

Learn more about the municipality’s water, sewer, and related infrastructure at: www.timmins.ca/our_services/water_and_sewer.
Posted by Amanda Dyer  On Aug 06, 2025 at 4:04 PM
  
Timmins City Council has approved a $500,000 contribution from the City’s portion of the Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT) to support the construction of a new Multi-Sport Dome at Northern College’s Timmins Campus.

The funding will be provided to Northern College upon completion of the facility, helping to support the purchase of new sports and fitness equipment for the community-focused recreational space.

The Multi-Sport Dome is designed to provide year-round access to indoor recreation opportunities, and aligns with the City’s ongoing commitment to enhancing local recreational infrastructure.

The Municipal Accommodation Tax is collected from overnight stays at local accommodations, with a portion allocated to projects and initiatives that directly benefit residents.



Quotes:

“This project is an example of how strong community partnerships can improve quality of life in Timmins. By working together with Northern College, we’re creating more opportunities for residents to stay active and connect in a modern and inclusive space." ~ Mayor Michelle Boileau

“Northern College is renewing its focus on its fundamental role as a community college and providing community spaces and support is central to that role. We play a central role in developing and maintaining talent pipelines with community, industry and business partners, and with the support from the City of Timmins through the MAT Tax funding the addition of this multi-function space supports our vision, and that of the broader community and region in efforts to attract newcomers to northeastern Ontario.” ~ Mitch Dumas, President and CEO of Northern College.
Posted by Amanda Dyer  On Aug 06, 2025 at 4:00 PM
  

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