There’s a lot more happening beneath Main Street than what you’ll eventually see on the surface.
As excavation continues, crews are uncovering the conditions that contributed to years of heaving, cracking and uneven pavement - including irregular rock, deteriorated base materials and pockets of organic material.
The project is addressing these issuesfrom the ground up, with underground infrastructure replacement, removal of unsuitable materials and construction of a stronger, more consistent road foundation designed for Northern Ontario conditions.
Much of this important work will eventually be hidden beneath the finished road.
Thank you to residents, businesses and motorists for your continued patience during construction.
The Municipality of Greenstone is advising residents that an emergency response exercise will be taking place at the Nakina Airport today, September 23.
Residents may notice an increased presence of emergency response vehicles and personnel in and around the airport during the exercise.
This is a planned training exercise. There is no emergency, and no action is required from the public.
Greenstone will join communities across Ontario in recognizing Franco-Ontarian Day by proclaiming September 25 as Franco-Ontarian Day and raising the flag in celebration.
In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wed Sept 30th, residential garbage collection has been rescheduled to Mon Sept 28th (two days earlier than the regular schedule).
September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a time to honour Survivors of residential schools and reflect on reconciliation. The Every Child Matters flag will be raised on Monday, September 28, at the Municipal Administration Office in recognition of this day. All municipal facilities will be closed on Wednesday, September 30, with Wednesday garbage collection being moved to Monday, September 28.
The Municipality of Greenstone is proud to congratulate Fire Chief Adam Lopatka, who received the Pat Bourguignon Northern Fire Chief Leadership Award at FireCon on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
Presented by the Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs (OAFC) in partnership with Emergency North Training (ENT), the award recognizes a Northern Ontario Fire Chief who demonstrates exceptional leadership, commitment, integrity and dedication to the fire service and their community.
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