Past City notices, service changes and community announcements.
Historical notice archive. Posting period: January 1 to November 2, 2026. This is not a live list of active warnings. Check the City’s latest notices and official Facebook page for current instructions.
Posting period: January 1 to November 2, 2026. Included notice dates begin January 10. See the counting method below. City website checked November 3. Verified Facebook coverage remains January 1 to October 14, 2026; November 3 retrieval could not verify newer posts. These are archived records, not active warnings.
Showing 249 of 249 included notice records. Cancelled advisories count groups, not announcement and cancellation records.
Other service disruptionsSafety remindersWater serviceWaste collection & drop-offs
The November 2 notice said trucked water, sewer and garbage services had been temporarily removed from the road because of slippery conditions. Residents were asked to clear and sand access points. Resumption was conditional on safe conditions; this archived notice does not confirm the current service status.
The October 30 notice scheduled a partial closure between Sinaa Street and Nipisa Street from November 1 to 14, 2026 for access-vault installation, with detours and local access maintained.
The City invites a community member with lived experience of homelessness to join the board. The notice asks interested people to contact the coordinator before December 15.
The City said the earlier listed units, except 521, would not be affected or require an advisory. Unit 521 residents were instructed to follow the advisory guidance. This is an update to the October 19 announcement.
The initial notice listed multiple units. The October 21 correction said only unit 521 remained affected by the planned shutdown and advisory. No lifting notice was verified in this review.
The initial notice and correction are grouped as one advisory, not separate incidents.
The City seeks Christmas Games hosts, volunteers, performers and donations. Contact Recreation through the original notice. Final event dates are not established by this callout.
The City issued seasonal winter-driving advice about speed, stopping distance, pedestrians and working crews. This is a safety reminder, not a road closure.
The City attributes green lagoon colouring to algae and seasonal mixing and says monitoring continues. This records the City’s explanation, not an independent water-quality assessment or a boil water advisory.
The website posting is dated October 14, but both the notice text and attached PDF say August 14. The City reports accident damage and disabled crosswalk signals; drivers and pedestrians are asked to use caution. The date discrepancy is unresolved.
Drilling and blasting at 4120 Road to Nowhere is scheduled October 16 to 26, daily from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ampere is the proponent and Tower Arctic the contractor. Follow site signage and personnel directions. This notice is not evidence of Council approval or completed construction.
The City schedules the 2026–2027 ice season opening for Saturday, October 17. Program and skating information will follow. This is an announced opening date, not confirmation that the arena has opened.
Issued during the October 8 vehicle-accident response near the clinic. The City asked drivers to avoid the intersection. This archive does not establish when the response ended.
City offices were scheduled to close October 12. Residential trucked water, sewer and garbage service were to continue normally; Aquatic Centre hours were noon to 4 p.m.
Final seasonal drop-off scheduled for October 10, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Airbase Garage at Four Corners. Read the City notice for accepted and excluded items.
The English Facebook notice identifies staff illness and reduced wastewater collection capacity on October 4. It asks residents to limit wastewater output that day. No matching entry was found in the latest City Notices listings reviewed.
Emergency update to the September 29 notice. The shutdown was moved to October 1, approximately 1:00–5:00 p.m., for buildings 89–162, 194–199 and 259–339. Counted as an update, not another new advisory. Earlier City notice
The website posting is dated September 25; the notice and matching Facebook post are dated September 24. Gym access cards are collected at the front desk and returned after the workout. Counted once across platforms.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
The English Facebook image schedules the intersection closure for September 13 to 27 during water and sewer main installation. Paunna Road was to return to single-lane traffic and local resident access was to be maintained. No matching website entry was found in the reviewed listings.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Drilling and test pits were scheduled September 14 to 22, with possible noise and a requested 10 metre clearance from work areas. The notice also describes drone surveying east of the city.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
The arena was closed for the turf-to-ice transition. The Youth Centre and BeaverTails space were to stay open. Mid-October ice availability was an estimate in this notice, not a confirmed reopening.
The notice scheduled a September 12 drop-off from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Airbase Garage at Four Corners. Read the original for accepted and excluded materials.
The English Facebook image reports restoration after the city-wide outage while the precautionary boil water advisory remained in effect. This is a follow-up to the September 4 notice, not an advisory lifting or another new boil water notice. Earlier City notice
A further City update about the August 24 incident. Counted as a separate notice about the same incident. Statements about the investigation describe its status on the notice date, not its current status. Earlier City notice
Training was scheduled August 31 to September 4, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. The City explicitly says no hazardous materials would be used. This is a drill notice, not a reported spill.
A City update on the August 24 incident and records referred for municipal bylaw review. Counted as a follow-up notice, not a new incident. Earlier City notice
The non-digging survey was scheduled August 25 to September 4. The notice anticipates minor traffic delays without lane closures and requests a 5 metre clearance.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Recreation accessStaffing disruptionsOther service disruptions
The pool was scheduled to reopen August 16 following annual maintenance. The City explicitly cancelled the 6:30 to 8 a.m. lane swim because of staffing shortages and warned that staff availability could cause further schedule or capacity changes through August.
The August 15 event was moved indoors to the Curling Rink because of inclement weather. The City shared the Recreation department announcement. Matching shares count once.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
The English Facebook image confirms the June 17 planned shutdown and advisory were cancelled. Work was completed without shutting off water, and residents did not need to boil it. Excluded from the advisory-group count.
Cancelled June 19. The City confirmed no water shutdown or boiling was required. Excluded from advisory groups.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
The archive posting is dated April 24, 2026, but the notice body says April 14, 2025. The year discrepancy is unresolved; this is a posting record, not proof of a new 2026 trail event.
The English caption says services were restored at 13:00. Its French heading still refers to a shutdown; the wording conflict is retained for readers to check against the source.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
The City also states that facilities, offices and trucked services were closed for the remainder of the day, with heavy equipment supporting emergency services. The matching announcement and this update are grouped as one notice record.
Loaders and emergency services remained operational while trucked service was suspended. This is a historical weather-service notice, not a new boil water advisory.
The English caption says services were restored at 13:00. Its French heading still refers to a shutdown; the wording conflict is retained for readers to check against the source.
Recreation accessStaffing disruptionsOther service disruptions
The March 9 to 13 program cancellation was attributed to program staff participating in and supporting the Arctic Winter Games. This records staff reallocation, not a stated staffing shortage. Regular programming was scheduled to resume March 16.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Same-area notices grouped conservatively because no intervening matching lifting notice was located. Separate shutdown dates do not establish separate advisory periods.
Repeat announcements and updates are grouped together. Two cancelled planned advisories are excluded. The 29 advisory groups are based on the available records; they are not a confirmed count of separate incidents.
Other categories count notices and may overlap. Translations and matching website/Facebook copies count once. These are historical records, not current warnings.
City website checked November 3. Verified Facebook coverage remains January 1 to October 14, 2026; November 3 retrieval could not verify newer posts.