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A Pavilion for All Seasons Construction of the Dyment Community Pavilion is almost complete. The new space will be ready for Canada Day, July 1st.

A Pavilion for All Seasons

Melgund Recreation 3 Jul 2025

Melgund's new pavilion is nearly ready! Get set for vibrant food, arts, and community gatherings.

Built for Community The wait is over! Melgund's new community pavilion is shining, inviting everyone to gather for Canada Day and beyond. Let the good times roll!

The wait is over! Melgund's new community pavilion is shining, inviting everyone to gather for Canada Day and beyond. Let the good times roll!

Built for Community

Melgund Recreation 2 Jul 2025

Melgund Township's new outdoor pavilion is ready for outdoor events.

Setting Up Setting up for the Fall 2025 Exhibition and Music Jam Melgund Township, Northwestern Ontario. This project is funded by the Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Projects program.

Setting Up

Melgund Recreation 29 Jun 2025

We're almost ready for the 2025 Art Borups Corners Fall Exhibition this Saturday!

Thank you James’ No Frills Stephinie McGinnis of James' No Frills in Dryden and Terri Bell from the Local Services Board of Melgund Township are among the many supporters making our Canada Day Celebration on July 1st possible! We're so grateful for their incredible support and can't wait to celebrate with everyone. Photo: Maurice Betournay

Stephinie McGinnis of James' No Frills in Dryden and Terri Bell from the Local Services Board of Melgund Township are among the many supporters making our Canada Day Celebration on July 1st possible! We're so grateful for their incredible support and can't wait to celebrate with everyone. Photo: Maurice Betournay

Thank you James’ No Frills

LSB of Melgund 28 Jun 2025

Stephinie McGinnis and James' No Frills' support makes this year's Canada Day Celebration a success; join us...

Melgund Township News for June 2025 Future memories are being poured in Melgund! This new cement pad, for the cookshack extension and pavilion is set to be the heart of many Canada Day celebrations and community gatherings. Photo: Terri Bell