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Cooking it Forward
Fall Programs

Learn measurements, chopping, mixing, kitchen safety and more, while giving back to your community. Prepared food will be donated to the Petawawa Pantry Food Bank.

Ages: 8-12
Cost: $50.00 
Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Dates: Thursdays, October 3 to 24, 2024
Questions: sdament@petawawa.ca or 613-687-5678 ext. 2103

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

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Petawawa Container Market

August in the Market music postWelcome to the Petawawa Container Market, your go-to destination for summer fun and local treasures! Experience the vibrant atmosphere of our market offering you even more opportunities to explore, shop, and enjoy.

Hours (May to October):

Fridays: 3:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturdays: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Location: 16 Civic Centre Road, Petawawa ON

The Petawawa Container Market is a hub of creativity and community spirit, showcasing a diverse selection of vendors offering everything from handmade crafts and artisanal goods to fresh produce and delicious treats. Whether you're searching for unique gifts or simply soaking up the lively ambiance, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Mark your calendar and join us at the Petawawa Container Market this summer! Whether you're a seasoned market enthusiast or a first-time visitor, you're sure to be captivated by the charm and energy of our bustling marketplace. Come experience the best that our local community has to offer and celebrate the spirit of summer with us.

Follow us on social media for the latest updates, vendor highlights, and special events happening at the Petawawa Container Market. Join our online community and be part of the excitement all season long! 

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Petawawa Container Market

August in the Market music postWelcome to the Petawawa Container Market, your go-to destination for summer fun and local treasures! Experience the vibrant atmosphere of our market offering you even more opportunities to explore, shop, and enjoy.

Hours (May to October):

Fridays: 3:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturdays: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Location: 16 Civic Centre Road, Petawawa ON

The Petawawa Container Market is a hub of creativity and community spirit, showcasing a diverse selection of vendors offering everything from handmade crafts and artisanal goods to fresh produce and delicious treats. Whether you're searching for unique gifts or simply soaking up the lively ambiance, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Mark your calendar and join us at the Petawawa Container Market this summer! Whether you're a seasoned market enthusiast or a first-time visitor, you're sure to be captivated by the charm and energy of our bustling marketplace. Come experience the best that our local community has to offer and celebrate the spirit of summer with us.

Follow us on social media for the latest updates, vendor highlights, and special events happening at the Petawawa Container Market. Join our online community and be part of the excitement all season long! 

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Civitan Club Bingo


The Greater Petawawa Civitan Club hosts a weekly bingo in the Civic Centre Hall.  Bingo details can be found on the Civitan Club's website.  Please contact the club directly for all inquiries. 


NOTE: Bingo may occasionally be cancelled on holidays or due to weather.  Updates are usually posted on the Civitan Club's Facebook page.   It is common for Bingo to be cancelled on Easter & Thanksgiving Weekend as well as Christmas and New Years Eve. 

The Town's event calendar will NOT be updated to refect any cancellations so please contact the club directly for up-to-date information.
 

Civitan Club logo and bingo information (same as website page)

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024
Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

As Fire Prevention Week 2024 begins, the Town of Petawawa Fire Department issues an urgent call to action: ensure every home has working smoke alarms. With fire-related fatalities remaining at a high level since 2020, this year's theme, "Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!™," serves as a critical reminder that lives depend on it.

Following the success of last month's "Test Your Smoke Alarm Day," the Town of Petawawa Fire Department encourages residents to make fire safety a year-round habit. The reality is that most deadly fires happen in homes without working smoke alarms. It’s the law in Ontario to have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas—don’t wait until it’s too late.

Residents should take the following actions to ensure their family's safety:

  • Install smoke alarms outside each sleeping area, and on every storey of the home, including the basement.
  • Test smoke alarms monthly by pressing the test button.
  • Replace smoke alarm batteries at least once a year.
  • Replace any alarm that is over 10 years old or does not respond during testing.
  • Practice a home fire escape plan regularly to ensure everyone knows how to evacuate safely in an emergency.

"Working smoke alarms provide the early warning needed to escape a fire safely," said Petawawa's Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx. "Ensuring they are working can prevent tragedies and save lives."

Most deadly fires happen at night when families are asleep. In many cases, victims never wake up. A working smoke alarm may be the only thing standing between you and tragedy.

Ontarians are reminded that having working smoke alarms on every storey of your home, along with a well-practiced home fire escape plan, is the best way to ensure your entire household is prepared to escape a fire in your home safely. 

QUOTES

“Every working smoke alarm is a potential lifesaver. In a fire, seconds matter, and the early warning provided by these devices can be the difference between life and death.”
Jon Pegg, Ontario Fire Marshal

“In too many cases, we’ve seen lives lost that could have been saved by something as simple as a working smoke alarm. It’s a small device with the power to prevent unimaginable loss.”
Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx

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Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024
Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

As Fire Prevention Week 2024 begins, the Town of Petawawa Fire Department issues an urgent call to action: ensure every home has working smoke alarms. With fire-related fatalities remaining at a high level since 2020, this year's theme, "Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!™," serves as a critical reminder that lives depend on it.

Following the success of last month's "Test Your Smoke Alarm Day," the Town of Petawawa Fire Department encourages residents to make fire safety a year-round habit. The reality is that most deadly fires happen in homes without working smoke alarms. It’s the law in Ontario to have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas—don’t wait until it’s too late.

Residents should take the following actions to ensure their family's safety:

  • Install smoke alarms outside each sleeping area, and on every storey of the home, including the basement.
  • Test smoke alarms monthly by pressing the test button.
  • Replace smoke alarm batteries at least once a year.
  • Replace any alarm that is over 10 years old or does not respond during testing.
  • Practice a home fire escape plan regularly to ensure everyone knows how to evacuate safely in an emergency.

"Working smoke alarms provide the early warning needed to escape a fire safely," said Petawawa's Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx. "Ensuring they are working can prevent tragedies and save lives."

Most deadly fires happen at night when families are asleep. In many cases, victims never wake up. A working smoke alarm may be the only thing standing between you and tragedy.

Ontarians are reminded that having working smoke alarms on every storey of your home, along with a well-practiced home fire escape plan, is the best way to ensure your entire household is prepared to escape a fire in your home safely. 

QUOTES

“Every working smoke alarm is a potential lifesaver. In a fire, seconds matter, and the early warning provided by these devices can be the difference between life and death.”
Jon Pegg, Ontario Fire Marshal

“In too many cases, we’ve seen lives lost that could have been saved by something as simple as a working smoke alarm. It’s a small device with the power to prevent unimaginable loss.”
Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx

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Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024
Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

As Fire Prevention Week 2024 begins, the Town of Petawawa Fire Department issues an urgent call to action: ensure every home has working smoke alarms. With fire-related fatalities remaining at a high level since 2020, this year's theme, "Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!™," serves as a critical reminder that lives depend on it.

Following the success of last month's "Test Your Smoke Alarm Day," the Town of Petawawa Fire Department encourages residents to make fire safety a year-round habit. The reality is that most deadly fires happen in homes without working smoke alarms. It’s the law in Ontario to have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas—don’t wait until it’s too late.

Residents should take the following actions to ensure their family's safety:

  • Install smoke alarms outside each sleeping area, and on every storey of the home, including the basement.
  • Test smoke alarms monthly by pressing the test button.
  • Replace smoke alarm batteries at least once a year.
  • Replace any alarm that is over 10 years old or does not respond during testing.
  • Practice a home fire escape plan regularly to ensure everyone knows how to evacuate safely in an emergency.

"Working smoke alarms provide the early warning needed to escape a fire safely," said Petawawa's Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx. "Ensuring they are working can prevent tragedies and save lives."

Most deadly fires happen at night when families are asleep. In many cases, victims never wake up. A working smoke alarm may be the only thing standing between you and tragedy.

Ontarians are reminded that having working smoke alarms on every storey of your home, along with a well-practiced home fire escape plan, is the best way to ensure your entire household is prepared to escape a fire in your home safely. 

QUOTES

“Every working smoke alarm is a potential lifesaver. In a fire, seconds matter, and the early warning provided by these devices can be the difference between life and death.”
Jon Pegg, Ontario Fire Marshal

“In too many cases, we’ve seen lives lost that could have been saved by something as simple as a working smoke alarm. It’s a small device with the power to prevent unimaginable loss.”
Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx

Snack it Up
Fall Programs

Kids learn the basics of kitchen safety and healthy food preparation while making easy snacks.

Ages: 4-7 years old

Cost: $20.00

Time: 5:30 pm ot 6:30 pm 

Date: Tuesday, October 8, 2024

Questions: sdament@petawawa.ca or 613-687-5678 ext. 2103

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

Teen Trailblazers
Fall Programs

Hiking for teens offers an exciting opportunity for young adults to explore the great outdoors while fostering a sense of adventure and meet other outdoor enthusiasts.

Age: Teens
Cost: *FREE
Time: 3:30 pm
Date: Tuesday October 8, 2024

Questions: recreationprograms@petawawa.ca

REGISTRATION

*Teen programs brought to you by Civitan Club of Petawawa

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Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024
Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

As Fire Prevention Week 2024 begins, the Town of Petawawa Fire Department issues an urgent call to action: ensure every home has working smoke alarms. With fire-related fatalities remaining at a high level since 2020, this year's theme, "Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!™," serves as a critical reminder that lives depend on it.

Following the success of last month's "Test Your Smoke Alarm Day," the Town of Petawawa Fire Department encourages residents to make fire safety a year-round habit. The reality is that most deadly fires happen in homes without working smoke alarms. It’s the law in Ontario to have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas—don’t wait until it’s too late.

Residents should take the following actions to ensure their family's safety:

  • Install smoke alarms outside each sleeping area, and on every storey of the home, including the basement.
  • Test smoke alarms monthly by pressing the test button.
  • Replace smoke alarm batteries at least once a year.
  • Replace any alarm that is over 10 years old or does not respond during testing.
  • Practice a home fire escape plan regularly to ensure everyone knows how to evacuate safely in an emergency.

"Working smoke alarms provide the early warning needed to escape a fire safely," said Petawawa's Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx. "Ensuring they are working can prevent tragedies and save lives."

Most deadly fires happen at night when families are asleep. In many cases, victims never wake up. A working smoke alarm may be the only thing standing between you and tragedy.

Ontarians are reminded that having working smoke alarms on every storey of your home, along with a well-practiced home fire escape plan, is the best way to ensure your entire household is prepared to escape a fire in your home safely. 

QUOTES

“Every working smoke alarm is a potential lifesaver. In a fire, seconds matter, and the early warning provided by these devices can be the difference between life and death.”
Jon Pegg, Ontario Fire Marshal

“In too many cases, we’ve seen lives lost that could have been saved by something as simple as a working smoke alarm. It’s a small device with the power to prevent unimaginable loss.”
Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx

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Cooking it Forward
Fall Programs

Learn measurements, chopping, mixing, kitchen safety and more, while giving back to your community. Prepared food will be donated to the Petawawa Pantry Food Bank.

Ages: 8-12
Cost: $50.00 
Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Dates: Thursdays, October 3 to 24, 2024
Questions: sdament@petawawa.ca or 613-687-5678 ext. 2103

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024
Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

As Fire Prevention Week 2024 begins, the Town of Petawawa Fire Department issues an urgent call to action: ensure every home has working smoke alarms. With fire-related fatalities remaining at a high level since 2020, this year's theme, "Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!™," serves as a critical reminder that lives depend on it.

Following the success of last month's "Test Your Smoke Alarm Day," the Town of Petawawa Fire Department encourages residents to make fire safety a year-round habit. The reality is that most deadly fires happen in homes without working smoke alarms. It’s the law in Ontario to have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas—don’t wait until it’s too late.

Residents should take the following actions to ensure their family's safety:

  • Install smoke alarms outside each sleeping area, and on every storey of the home, including the basement.
  • Test smoke alarms monthly by pressing the test button.
  • Replace smoke alarm batteries at least once a year.
  • Replace any alarm that is over 10 years old or does not respond during testing.
  • Practice a home fire escape plan regularly to ensure everyone knows how to evacuate safely in an emergency.

"Working smoke alarms provide the early warning needed to escape a fire safely," said Petawawa's Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx. "Ensuring they are working can prevent tragedies and save lives."

Most deadly fires happen at night when families are asleep. In many cases, victims never wake up. A working smoke alarm may be the only thing standing between you and tragedy.

Ontarians are reminded that having working smoke alarms on every storey of your home, along with a well-practiced home fire escape plan, is the best way to ensure your entire household is prepared to escape a fire in your home safely. 

QUOTES

“Every working smoke alarm is a potential lifesaver. In a fire, seconds matter, and the early warning provided by these devices can be the difference between life and death.”
Jon Pegg, Ontario Fire Marshal

“In too many cases, we’ve seen lives lost that could have been saved by something as simple as a working smoke alarm. It’s a small device with the power to prevent unimaginable loss.”
Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx

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Petawawa Container Market

August in the Market music postWelcome to the Petawawa Container Market, your go-to destination for summer fun and local treasures! Experience the vibrant atmosphere of our market offering you even more opportunities to explore, shop, and enjoy.

Hours (May to October):

Fridays: 3:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturdays: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Location: 16 Civic Centre Road, Petawawa ON

The Petawawa Container Market is a hub of creativity and community spirit, showcasing a diverse selection of vendors offering everything from handmade crafts and artisanal goods to fresh produce and delicious treats. Whether you're searching for unique gifts or simply soaking up the lively ambiance, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Mark your calendar and join us at the Petawawa Container Market this summer! Whether you're a seasoned market enthusiast or a first-time visitor, you're sure to be captivated by the charm and energy of our bustling marketplace. Come experience the best that our local community has to offer and celebrate the spirit of summer with us.

Follow us on social media for the latest updates, vendor highlights, and special events happening at the Petawawa Container Market. Join our online community and be part of the excitement all season long! 

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024
Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

As Fire Prevention Week 2024 begins, the Town of Petawawa Fire Department issues an urgent call to action: ensure every home has working smoke alarms. With fire-related fatalities remaining at a high level since 2020, this year's theme, "Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!™," serves as a critical reminder that lives depend on it.

Following the success of last month's "Test Your Smoke Alarm Day," the Town of Petawawa Fire Department encourages residents to make fire safety a year-round habit. The reality is that most deadly fires happen in homes without working smoke alarms. It’s the law in Ontario to have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas—don’t wait until it’s too late.

Residents should take the following actions to ensure their family's safety:

  • Install smoke alarms outside each sleeping area, and on every storey of the home, including the basement.
  • Test smoke alarms monthly by pressing the test button.
  • Replace smoke alarm batteries at least once a year.
  • Replace any alarm that is over 10 years old or does not respond during testing.
  • Practice a home fire escape plan regularly to ensure everyone knows how to evacuate safely in an emergency.

"Working smoke alarms provide the early warning needed to escape a fire safely," said Petawawa's Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx. "Ensuring they are working can prevent tragedies and save lives."

Most deadly fires happen at night when families are asleep. In many cases, victims never wake up. A working smoke alarm may be the only thing standing between you and tragedy.

Ontarians are reminded that having working smoke alarms on every storey of your home, along with a well-practiced home fire escape plan, is the best way to ensure your entire household is prepared to escape a fire in your home safely. 

QUOTES

“Every working smoke alarm is a potential lifesaver. In a fire, seconds matter, and the early warning provided by these devices can be the difference between life and death.”
Jon Pegg, Ontario Fire Marshal

“In too many cases, we’ve seen lives lost that could have been saved by something as simple as a working smoke alarm. It’s a small device with the power to prevent unimaginable loss.”
Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx

Sponsored Public Skate - Chrissy McMillan - Re/Max Realty Pembroke

We are fortunate to have such wonderful local entrepreneurs and businesses who sponsor FREE skate opportunities for our residents.  

Please see the following FREE skates sponsored by Chrissy McMillan of Re/Max Realty Pembroke.

Friday, October 11, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Monday, October 14, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Sunday, November 10, 2024 1 - 2 pm
Monday, December 23, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Friday, December 27, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Monday, December 30, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Friday, January 3, 2025 12 - 2 pm
Friday, January 30, 2025 12 - 2 pm
Monday, February 17, 2025 12 - 2 pm
Monday, March 10, 2025 12 - 2 pm
Wednesday, March 12, 2025 12 - 2 pm

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Petawawa Container Market

August in the Market music postWelcome to the Petawawa Container Market, your go-to destination for summer fun and local treasures! Experience the vibrant atmosphere of our market offering you even more opportunities to explore, shop, and enjoy.

Hours (May to October):

Fridays: 3:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturdays: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Location: 16 Civic Centre Road, Petawawa ON

The Petawawa Container Market is a hub of creativity and community spirit, showcasing a diverse selection of vendors offering everything from handmade crafts and artisanal goods to fresh produce and delicious treats. Whether you're searching for unique gifts or simply soaking up the lively ambiance, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Mark your calendar and join us at the Petawawa Container Market this summer! Whether you're a seasoned market enthusiast or a first-time visitor, you're sure to be captivated by the charm and energy of our bustling marketplace. Come experience the best that our local community has to offer and celebrate the spirit of summer with us.

Follow us on social media for the latest updates, vendor highlights, and special events happening at the Petawawa Container Market. Join our online community and be part of the excitement all season long! 

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024
Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

Fire Prevention Week - October 6-12, 2024

As Fire Prevention Week 2024 begins, the Town of Petawawa Fire Department issues an urgent call to action: ensure every home has working smoke alarms. With fire-related fatalities remaining at a high level since 2020, this year's theme, "Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!™," serves as a critical reminder that lives depend on it.

Following the success of last month's "Test Your Smoke Alarm Day," the Town of Petawawa Fire Department encourages residents to make fire safety a year-round habit. The reality is that most deadly fires happen in homes without working smoke alarms. It’s the law in Ontario to have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas—don’t wait until it’s too late.

Residents should take the following actions to ensure their family's safety:

  • Install smoke alarms outside each sleeping area, and on every storey of the home, including the basement.
  • Test smoke alarms monthly by pressing the test button.
  • Replace smoke alarm batteries at least once a year.
  • Replace any alarm that is over 10 years old or does not respond during testing.
  • Practice a home fire escape plan regularly to ensure everyone knows how to evacuate safely in an emergency.

"Working smoke alarms provide the early warning needed to escape a fire safely," said Petawawa's Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx. "Ensuring they are working can prevent tragedies and save lives."

Most deadly fires happen at night when families are asleep. In many cases, victims never wake up. A working smoke alarm may be the only thing standing between you and tragedy.

Ontarians are reminded that having working smoke alarms on every storey of your home, along with a well-practiced home fire escape plan, is the best way to ensure your entire household is prepared to escape a fire in your home safely. 

QUOTES

“Every working smoke alarm is a potential lifesaver. In a fire, seconds matter, and the early warning provided by these devices can be the difference between life and death.”
Jon Pegg, Ontario Fire Marshal

“In too many cases, we’ve seen lives lost that could have been saved by something as simple as a working smoke alarm. It’s a small device with the power to prevent unimaginable loss.”
Acting Fire Chief Craig Proulx

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Civitan Club Bingo


The Greater Petawawa Civitan Club hosts a weekly bingo in the Civic Centre Hall.  Bingo details can be found on the Civitan Club's website.  Please contact the club directly for all inquiries. 


NOTE: Bingo may occasionally be cancelled on holidays or due to weather.  Updates are usually posted on the Civitan Club's Facebook page.   It is common for Bingo to be cancelled on Easter & Thanksgiving Weekend as well as Christmas and New Years Eve. 

The Town's event calendar will NOT be updated to refect any cancellations so please contact the club directly for up-to-date information.
 

Civitan Club logo and bingo information (same as website page)

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Sponsored Public Skate - Chrissy McMillan - Re/Max Realty Pembroke

We are fortunate to have such wonderful local entrepreneurs and businesses who sponsor FREE skate opportunities for our residents.  

Please see the following FREE skates sponsored by Chrissy McMillan of Re/Max Realty Pembroke.

Friday, October 11, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Monday, October 14, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Sunday, November 10, 2024 1 - 2 pm
Monday, December 23, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Friday, December 27, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Monday, December 30, 2024 12 - 2 pm
Friday, January 3, 2025 12 - 2 pm
Friday, January 30, 2025 12 - 2 pm
Monday, February 17, 2025 12 - 2 pm
Monday, March 10, 2025 12 - 2 pm
Wednesday, March 12, 2025 12 - 2 pm

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

Leaf & Yard Waste Collection
Waste Management

Residents of Petawawa can place their leaf and yard waste, in proper containers or bags, curbside the weeks of:

  • May 6, 2024;
  • May 20, 2024;
  • October 14, 2024;
  • October 28, 2024; and
  • November 11, 2024.

The leaf and yard waste will be collected, during this designated time, on your regular collection day. Leaf and yard waste is collected separately from the green cart (a different truck is used). 

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Cooking it Forward
Fall Programs

Learn measurements, chopping, mixing, kitchen safety and more, while giving back to your community. Prepared food will be donated to the Petawawa Pantry Food Bank.

Ages: 8-12
Cost: $50.00 
Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Dates: Thursdays, October 3 to 24, 2024
Questions: sdament@petawawa.ca or 613-687-5678 ext. 2103

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

2024 Petawawa Ramble - Time to Ramble - October 17-20
2024 Petawawa Ramble - Time to Ramble - October 17-20

Petawawa Ramble follow social links graphic

Oh, what a RAMBLE it was!  The sun shone, and the trees displayed thier amazing vibrancy making the entire weekend magical.  We can't thank the community and our neighbours for coming out and supporting the activities offered during the Petawawa Ramble.  We are already thinking about what we can do for next year.


The Petawawa Ramble is an opportunity to enjoy autumn splendor and to savour, sample, and experience the bounty of our community offerings.  Throughout the Petawawa Ramble Festival, different business events, workshops, tastings, and programs are available for the public to enjoy.

The Pumpkin Folk displays provide a self-guided exploration of local businesses and public spaces to see pumpkin folks on display.  These pumpkin folks are a whimsical, fun way for businesses to show their community pride and decorate the Town.  Come Ramble with us!

When: October 17-20, 2024
Where: Town of Petawawa
Come Ramble with us!

Click on the tiles beside to see specific events or access a static image of the "Pumpkin Folk" display map.  

We have also included an online map for those who want a more dynamic "Ramble" View the interactive Ramble map

Leaf & Yard Waste Collection
Waste Management

Residents of Petawawa can place their leaf and yard waste, in proper containers or bags, curbside the weeks of:

  • May 6, 2024;
  • May 20, 2024;
  • October 14, 2024;
  • October 28, 2024; and
  • November 11, 2024.

The leaf and yard waste will be collected, during this designated time, on your regular collection day. Leaf and yard waste is collected separately from the green cart (a different truck is used). 

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Petawawa Container Market

August in the Market music postWelcome to the Petawawa Container Market, your go-to destination for summer fun and local treasures! Experience the vibrant atmosphere of our market offering you even more opportunities to explore, shop, and enjoy.

Hours (May to October):

Fridays: 3:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturdays: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Location: 16 Civic Centre Road, Petawawa ON

The Petawawa Container Market is a hub of creativity and community spirit, showcasing a diverse selection of vendors offering everything from handmade crafts and artisanal goods to fresh produce and delicious treats. Whether you're searching for unique gifts or simply soaking up the lively ambiance, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Mark your calendar and join us at the Petawawa Container Market this summer! Whether you're a seasoned market enthusiast or a first-time visitor, you're sure to be captivated by the charm and energy of our bustling marketplace. Come experience the best that our local community has to offer and celebrate the spirit of summer with us.

Follow us on social media for the latest updates, vendor highlights, and special events happening at the Petawawa Container Market. Join our online community and be part of the excitement all season long! 

German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

2024 Petawawa Ramble - Time to Ramble - October 17-20
2024 Petawawa Ramble - Time to Ramble - October 17-20

Petawawa Ramble follow social links graphic

Oh, what a RAMBLE it was!  The sun shone, and the trees displayed thier amazing vibrancy making the entire weekend magical.  We can't thank the community and our neighbours for coming out and supporting the activities offered during the Petawawa Ramble.  We are already thinking about what we can do for next year.


The Petawawa Ramble is an opportunity to enjoy autumn splendor and to savour, sample, and experience the bounty of our community offerings.  Throughout the Petawawa Ramble Festival, different business events, workshops, tastings, and programs are available for the public to enjoy.

The Pumpkin Folk displays provide a self-guided exploration of local businesses and public spaces to see pumpkin folks on display.  These pumpkin folks are a whimsical, fun way for businesses to show their community pride and decorate the Town.  Come Ramble with us!

When: October 17-20, 2024
Where: Town of Petawawa
Come Ramble with us!

Click on the tiles beside to see specific events or access a static image of the "Pumpkin Folk" display map.  

We have also included an online map for those who want a more dynamic "Ramble" View the interactive Ramble map

Leaf & Yard Waste Collection
Waste Management

Residents of Petawawa can place their leaf and yard waste, in proper containers or bags, curbside the weeks of:

  • May 6, 2024;
  • May 20, 2024;
  • October 14, 2024;
  • October 28, 2024; and
  • November 11, 2024.

The leaf and yard waste will be collected, during this designated time, on your regular collection day. Leaf and yard waste is collected separately from the green cart (a different truck is used). 

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Petawawa Container Market

August in the Market music postWelcome to the Petawawa Container Market, your go-to destination for summer fun and local treasures! Experience the vibrant atmosphere of our market offering you even more opportunities to explore, shop, and enjoy.

Hours (May to October):

Fridays: 3:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturdays: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Location: 16 Civic Centre Road, Petawawa ON

The Petawawa Container Market is a hub of creativity and community spirit, showcasing a diverse selection of vendors offering everything from handmade crafts and artisanal goods to fresh produce and delicious treats. Whether you're searching for unique gifts or simply soaking up the lively ambiance, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Mark your calendar and join us at the Petawawa Container Market this summer! Whether you're a seasoned market enthusiast or a first-time visitor, you're sure to be captivated by the charm and energy of our bustling marketplace. Come experience the best that our local community has to offer and celebrate the spirit of summer with us.

Follow us on social media for the latest updates, vendor highlights, and special events happening at the Petawawa Container Market. Join our online community and be part of the excitement all season long! 

German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

2024 Petawawa Ramble - Time to Ramble - October 17-20
2024 Petawawa Ramble - Time to Ramble - October 17-20

Petawawa Ramble follow social links graphic

Oh, what a RAMBLE it was!  The sun shone, and the trees displayed thier amazing vibrancy making the entire weekend magical.  We can't thank the community and our neighbours for coming out and supporting the activities offered during the Petawawa Ramble.  We are already thinking about what we can do for next year.


The Petawawa Ramble is an opportunity to enjoy autumn splendor and to savour, sample, and experience the bounty of our community offerings.  Throughout the Petawawa Ramble Festival, different business events, workshops, tastings, and programs are available for the public to enjoy.

The Pumpkin Folk displays provide a self-guided exploration of local businesses and public spaces to see pumpkin folks on display.  These pumpkin folks are a whimsical, fun way for businesses to show their community pride and decorate the Town.  Come Ramble with us!

When: October 17-20, 2024
Where: Town of Petawawa
Come Ramble with us!

Click on the tiles beside to see specific events or access a static image of the "Pumpkin Folk" display map.  

We have also included an online map for those who want a more dynamic "Ramble" View the interactive Ramble map

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Civitan Club Bingo


The Greater Petawawa Civitan Club hosts a weekly bingo in the Civic Centre Hall.  Bingo details can be found on the Civitan Club's website.  Please contact the club directly for all inquiries. 


NOTE: Bingo may occasionally be cancelled on holidays or due to weather.  Updates are usually posted on the Civitan Club's Facebook page.   It is common for Bingo to be cancelled on Easter & Thanksgiving Weekend as well as Christmas and New Years Eve. 

The Town's event calendar will NOT be updated to refect any cancellations so please contact the club directly for up-to-date information.
 

Civitan Club logo and bingo information (same as website page)

German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

2024 Petawawa Ramble - Time to Ramble - October 17-20
2024 Petawawa Ramble - Time to Ramble - October 17-20

Petawawa Ramble follow social links graphic

Oh, what a RAMBLE it was!  The sun shone, and the trees displayed thier amazing vibrancy making the entire weekend magical.  We can't thank the community and our neighbours for coming out and supporting the activities offered during the Petawawa Ramble.  We are already thinking about what we can do for next year.


The Petawawa Ramble is an opportunity to enjoy autumn splendor and to savour, sample, and experience the bounty of our community offerings.  Throughout the Petawawa Ramble Festival, different business events, workshops, tastings, and programs are available for the public to enjoy.

The Pumpkin Folk displays provide a self-guided exploration of local businesses and public spaces to see pumpkin folks on display.  These pumpkin folks are a whimsical, fun way for businesses to show their community pride and decorate the Town.  Come Ramble with us!

When: October 17-20, 2024
Where: Town of Petawawa
Come Ramble with us!

Click on the tiles beside to see specific events or access a static image of the "Pumpkin Folk" display map.  

We have also included an online map for those who want a more dynamic "Ramble" View the interactive Ramble map

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

Pumpkin Painting
Fall Programs

Poster
Learn painting techniques from blending to highlighting.  Paint a spooky scene on canvas.

Ages: 9-13
Cost: $25.00
Time: 6:00 pm
Date: Thursday, October 22, 2024
Questions: sdament@petawawa.ca or 613-687-5678 ext. 2103


PROGRAM REGISTRATION

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

Radiant Youth Yoga
Fall Programs

Yoga for Teens provides a rejuvenating and calming space for young adults to unwind and recharge after a busy day. 

Age: Teens
Cost: *FREE
Time: 3:30 pm
Date: Wednesday, October 23, 2024

Questions: recreationprograms@petawawa.ca

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

*Teen Programs brought to you by: Petawawa Civitan Club

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Cooking it Forward
Fall Programs

Learn measurements, chopping, mixing, kitchen safety and more, while giving back to your community. Prepared food will be donated to the Petawawa Pantry Food Bank.

Ages: 8-12
Cost: $50.00 
Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Dates: Thursdays, October 3 to 24, 2024
Questions: sdament@petawawa.ca or 613-687-5678 ext. 2103

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

Pumpkin Mash
Fall Programs

photo of a pile of pumpkins
Explore pumpkins through smell, texture, and fine motor.  Get hands slimy, create art and do some sensory play.
 

Ages: babies/toddlers
Cost: $15.00/ pair
Time: 10:00 am
Date: Thursday, October 24, 2024
Questions: sdament@petawawa.ca or 613-687-5678 ext. 2103


PROGRAM REGISTRATION

Algonquin College Business and Leadership Conference
Algonquin College Business Events

poster on the Algonquin College Business event

It’s back! In response to Renfrew County’s growing need for local, affordable, and quality professional development opportunities, Algonquin College’s Pembroke Waterfront Campus presents its annual Fall Business Leadership Conference to business and organizational leaders on Thursday, October 24, 2024.  Participants can join the conference from their homes or offices or come on campus to network with other conference registrants.

When: Thursday, October 24, 2024
Where: Virtual or in-person at Algonquin College Pembroke
Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Registration required: Link for Registration to the 2024 Fall Business Leadership Conference

What's included: Includes 3 workshops, refreshments, lunch, and networking


 

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

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Civitan Club Bingo


The Greater Petawawa Civitan Club hosts a weekly bingo in the Civic Centre Hall.  Bingo details can be found on the Civitan Club's website.  Please contact the club directly for all inquiries. 


NOTE: Bingo may occasionally be cancelled on holidays or due to weather.  Updates are usually posted on the Civitan Club's Facebook page.   It is common for Bingo to be cancelled on Easter & Thanksgiving Weekend as well as Christmas and New Years Eve. 

The Town's event calendar will NOT be updated to refect any cancellations so please contact the club directly for up-to-date information.
 

Civitan Club logo and bingo information (same as website page)

German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

Leaf & Yard Waste Collection
Waste Management

Residents of Petawawa can place their leaf and yard waste, in proper containers or bags, curbside the weeks of:

  • May 6, 2024;
  • May 20, 2024;
  • October 14, 2024;
  • October 28, 2024; and
  • November 11, 2024.

The leaf and yard waste will be collected, during this designated time, on your regular collection day. Leaf and yard waste is collected separately from the green cart (a different truck is used). 

OVTA Fall Workshop Series
County of Renfrew Events

OVTA Fall Workshop Series

Register for any or all of these virtual webinars Fall Workshop Series

Increasing Your Online Presence

Join Sara Norton of REPLY-ALL to learn how to boost your business’s visibility online. Learn strategies for improving social media, optimizing your website, and enhancing digital marketing efforts. This session offers practical tips to strengthen your brand, attract more customers, and increase engagement.

Date: Wednesday, October 30, 2024
Time: 10:30am – 11:30am EST

Using AI in the Tourism Industry

Another insightful workshop presented by REPLY-ALL where we'll explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in shaping tourism. Discover how AI can enhance customer experiences, streamline operations, and drive innovative solutions in travel and hospitality. This session will provide practical insights and tools for tourism professionals looking to integrate AI into their strategies, ensuring they stay ahead.

Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Time: 10:30am – 11:30am EST

The Anatomy of an Ad

REPLY-ALL will break down the key elements of effective advertising. Learn how to craft compelling content, choose impactful visuals, and target the right audience to create ads that drive results. This session offers practical tips for building ads that capture attention and deliver clear messages.

Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Time: 10:30am – 11:30am EST

Introduction to Sustainable & Regenerative Tourism

Join GreenStep's Sustainable Tourism Team for this informative webinar to learn how your business, and the planet, can benefit from assessing your business’ sustainability performance.

Improve your knowledge on sustainability as a topic and build an understanding of common terms, definitions and concepts related to sustainable tourism
Hear about industry trends and global market demand for sustainable tourism
Learn about best practices for sharing your sustainability story, and how to avoid greenwashing
Learn how your tourism business can leverage low or no-cost sustainability initiatives to drive revenue, provide cost savings, and attract and retain talent.

Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Time: 10:30am – 12:00pm EST

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German Heritage Awareness
German Heritage Awareness

This flag raising event is part of the Town's Community Flag Program. 

The Town of Petawawa is interested in cultivating a community that is respectful, inclusive, and safe; where everyone has an equal opportunity to take part. The Town recognizes the symbolism of displaying flags as a visual statement which promotes an environment of understanding and mutual respect.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Community Flag Program.  

Final Tax Bill Notice - Second Installment

The Town issues a final tax bill for the residential, farmland, and managed forest tax classes with two installments – one due at the end of July and one due at the end of October.
 

The final tax bill notice - the second installment for all residential, farmland, and managed forest properties is due October 31st.  

Property Tax Payment Options


The Town of Petawawa offers several payment options to remit property taxes including:
 

  • Internet & Telephone Banking – This payment option is available with most major banks – use your 19-digit roll number as your account number and search “Petawawa” to locate the account name e.g. “Petawawa, Town of – Tax Acct”.
  • By Mail – Send your payment to the Town of Petawawa, 1111 Victoria Street, Petawawa ON  K8H 2E6 – don’t forget to include either the stub from your tax bill or a note with payment information.
  • At a Bank or Financial Institution – Contact your financial institution for further information – bank service charges may apply.
  • In Person – The Town Office is located at 1111 Victoria Street, Petawawa and it is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday except for statutory holidays.  We accept payment by cash, cheque (made payable to the Town of Petawawa), or Interac.
  • Night Deposit Box – A night deposit box is located at the Council Chamber entrance of the Town Office.  Please ensure that your cheque and payment information are placed in a sealed envelope.  Please do not place cash in this box.
  • Post-Dated Cheques – Post-dated cheques can be dropped off at the Town Office in person, mailed or deposited in the night deposit box.
     

Late Payment Penalty and Application of Payments


A late payment penalty of 1.25% per month is added to any outstanding amount on the 1st day of each month until paid.  Payments made on your account are applied first to any outstanding interest and penalty and then to the oldest outstanding taxes.


Please ensure that the Town has your current mailing address on file - failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve you from the responsibility of payment of taxes or penalties.

TREAT ACCESSIBLY
Petawawa Accessibility Advisory Committee
Petawawa Accessibility Advisory Committee Presents
TREAT ACCESSIBLY

treat accessibly sign, happy pumpkin, 2024 trick or treating

The Petawawa Accessibility Advisory Committee is thrilled to support Treat Accessibly in 2024! This spooky initiative encourages homeowners to create a Halloween that's fun for everyone, regardless of ability. With over 400,000 Canadian kids facing challenges while trick-or-treating, let's join together to remove barriers and ensure that all little ghosts and goblins can enjoy the magic of Halloween!

What Can You Do?

Help create a spook-tacular and accessible Halloween for everyone! You can make a difference by distributing candy from an obstacle-free location on your property, like the foot of your driveway, so all trick-or-treaters can easily access treats.

Be sure to display the FREE Treat Accessibly lawn sign in advance of Halloween, available at Town Hall. This sign not only shows your commitment to inclusive trick-or-treating but also lets families know they are welcome to experience Halloween without barriers at your home.

Want to make your street part of the spook-tacular Treat Map? Contact Kate Bennett (details below) to add your street and help families and caregivers plan their fang-tastic, accessible trick-or-treating adventure! The Treat Map will be posted the week of Halloween—don’t miss out on the frightful fun!

Join Us for a Spook-tacular Halloween!

On Halloween night, from 5 PM to 7 PM, come celebrate with us! Members of the Accessibility Advisory Committee and the Petawawa Fire Prevention Team will be handing out treats from their accessible, barrier-free locations at each fire station (23 Schwanz Road and 1111 Victoria Street).

Get ready for a frightfully fun evening as Sparky the Fire Dog plans to visit both stations, ready to greet all the little ghosts and ghouls! Snap some photos with Sparky, chat with your Accessibility Advisory members and local firefighters, and, of course, grab some delicious treats!


For further information, contact:
Kate Bennett
613-687-5536 ext. 2017
 

Creating the world’s first accessible holiday tradition
 

ACCESSIBILITY TIPS

All you need to do is take a few simple steps and you'll be set up with a trick-or-treating station that every child can enjoy.

Provide Barrier-free Access          

Some trick-or-treaters may have difficulties navigating inclines, stairs, curving walkways, etc.  Make sure to place your trick-or-treating station at a location that is easily accessible to all.                

  • Make sure the path to your trick-or-treating station is well lit.
  • Clear your driveway and pathways of any obstacles.
  • Park your vehicle on the street or in your garage to allow easy access.
  • Set up your trick-or-treating station at the end of your driveway or in your garage.

If your home doesn't have a driveway why don't you use your vehicle to trunk-or-treat?  Show your creativity and decorate your vehicle to make it extra special.


treat map














 

List of Petawawa Streets with Accessible Trick-or-Treating

Boulder Creek Blvd

Butler Blvd

Canadian Forces Drive – ReMax, Cindy Sell

Chad Street

Civic Centre Way – Petawawa Public Library

Doran Street

Hemlock Street

Heritage Drive

Highland Park Drive

Laroche Crescent

Limestone Trail

Morningstar Street

Mueller Street

Oriole Crescent

Ravenwood Crescent

Regalbuto Ave

Sandstone Crescent

Schwanz Road

Selkirk Street

Sherman Road

Sunset Crescent

Terrance Drive

Victoria Street

Pet Valu Petawawa – 1011 Victoria Street

Petawawa Fire Stations, Victoria Street & Schwanz Road

 

 

Treat Accessibly Supporters

We’re thrilled to spotlight the businesses in Petawawa that are making Halloween more inclusive! These spooky spots are part of the Treat Accessibly initiative, ensuring ALL kids can enjoy trick-or-treating.

Where to Find Accessible Treats

Look for the Treat Accessibly lawn signs and check our Treat Map for participating locations—they’ll be handing out candy with a smile (and maybe a little fright)!
 

  • Cindy Sell, Re/Max Pembroke Realty - 10 Canadian Forces Drive (5PM-7PM)
     
  • Pet Valu Petawawa - 1011 Victoria Street 
     
  • Petawawa Public Library - 16 Civic Centre Road

    pet valu logocindy sell, remax logo   







petawawa public library logo

Leaf & Yard Waste Collection
Waste Management

Residents of Petawawa can place their leaf and yard waste, in proper containers or bags, curbside the weeks of:

  • May 6, 2024;
  • May 20, 2024;
  • October 14, 2024;
  • October 28, 2024; and
  • November 11, 2024.

The leaf and yard waste will be collected, during this designated time, on your regular collection day. Leaf and yard waste is collected separately from the green cart (a different truck is used).