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City Of Kenora

City Of Kenora

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1 Main St S, Kenora, Ontario, P9N 3X2, Canada
(807) 467-2000 kenora.ca
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Jan 12, 2017
a town with drunk indians on every corner to ruin your experience and drive away tourists, a town getting more expensive everyday because of tourists. Statistically speaking, 47% of the town is not able to afford living here. Never seen so many rental properties in one town because no one can afford to buy a house. When the biggest employer is the hospital, there is no major industry. Definitely need some sort of two tier cost system for locals as opposed to visitors and other non long term residents or else its just going to end up like another Muskoka, driving out its own residents for rich seasonal city dwellers.

Aug 9, 2016
Rory McMillan, Mort Goss, Sharon Smith, Dave Canfield. These folks epitomize community leadership! Wish I could say the same about councillor Louis Roussin. He is clearly a racist against Indians. little does he know, his town was built by natives. Shame. Roussin is not a community leader. he never will be, he is selfish. he joined politics for his ego. Bottom Line

Oct 19, 2016
Great place to visit during the summer, there is usually something going on at the Harbourfront during the weekends.

Mar 6, 2017

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