Killarney: Gateway to the North Channel

Situated at the entrance to the North Channel amidst sparkling white quartzite peaks and pink granite rock, its harbour sheltered from the turbulent waters of Georgian Bay by George Island, the original Village of Killarney is the oldest community on the north shore.

With a year-round population of less than 500, this treasure of Rainbow Country must surely rank as the biggest little town in Canada, if not the world!

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Municipal News

Keep up with the latest news, events, issues, and happenings in the Municipality.

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Stay and Play

Visit with us a while. Experience the stunning natural beauty of every season.

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Things to Do

Kayaking, hiking, camping, snowmobiling, ice fishing… something for everyone. 

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Killarney Virtual Exhibit

Over 200 Years of History

Direct Shelter Subsidy – Housing Financial Assistance – For more information, CLICK HERE

NDMP Public Information Centre Summary Report 2022
If you would like a copy of the final National Disaster and Mitigation Program (NDMP) Risk Assessment and Flood Plain Mapping Report, please contact the Municipal Office.

Information Session

General Information

For more information regarding the 2026 Election, click HERE.

Important information on the 2026 Municipal Election.

Register to Vote

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and guidance materials for the 2026 municipal elections (CLICK HERE). Click on the link and go to 'Register To Vote' – RegisterToVoteOn.ca

By-Law 2025-37

Alternative Voting Method

Tender for Village of Killarney Roadside Drainage – Phase 1

There are no tax sales, land sale by public tender, etc. at this time.

Preparing for wildfire can be a daunting task, but you don’t have to do it alone.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW 'YOUR HOME CAN BE SAVED' VIDEO

FireSmart Community Presentation - VIEW

 

You can access information regarding the current fire situation and hazard rating by CLICKING HERE.

Upcoming Events Calendar

Public Meeting of Council
DateTue. Apr 28, 202603:30-03:45
Special Meeting of Council
Tue. Apr 28, 202603:45-05:00
Tax Due Date
Fri. May 1, 2026
Regular Meeting of Council
Wed. May 13, 202605:00-08:00
Victoria Day - OFFICES CLOSED
Mon. May 18, 2026
Utility Due Date
Mon. Jun 1, 2026
Regular Meeting of Council
Wed. Jun 10, 202605:00-08:00
Canada Day - Offices CLOSED
Wed. Jul 1, 2026
Regular Meeting of Council
Wed. Jul 8, 202605:00-08:00
Fish Fry 2026
Sat. Jul 25, 2026-Sun. Jul 26, 2026

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 

We acknowledge that we live, work, and are meeting on Indigenous land that has been inhabited by Indigenous peoples from the beginning. We thank all the generations of people who have taken care of this land for thousands of years. 
 
Long before today, as we gather here, there have been Indigenous peoples who have been the stewards of this place. We acknowledge the Robinson-Huron Treaty territory, unceded territory, and that the land on which we gather is the traditional home of the Anishinabek: specifically the people of Aundeck Omni Kaning, M’Chigeeng, Sheshegwaning, Zhiibaahaasing, Sheguiandah, Wiikwemkoong and Whitefish River. 
 
We recognize and deeply appreciate their connection to this place. By making this acknowledgement we are committing to ongoing action, awareness, and education that build on reconciliation efforts, and to work against anti-Indigenous racism. We honour the land and First Nations presence, practices, language, ceremonies and protocols which date back to time immemorial.

Miigwech.