Media Release: OCAF Funding For Old Home Week

The Town of Smiths Falls and the Old Home Week Committee extend their sincere gratitude to the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund (OCAF) for their generous support of Old Home Week 2025, a week-long celebration of community, culture, and connection.

With the help of OCAF, the Town and its partners are proud to present a dynamic slate of programming from August 2–9, 2025, including live music, family-friendly activities, and cultural showcases that reflect the vibrant spirit of Smiths Falls and...

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Seniors Activity Building Renamed

Honouring a Legacy – Celebrating Our Seniors In recognition of his years of service and dedication to the community, we are proud to announce the renaming of the Seniors Activity Building to the Bud Fawcett Memorial Senior Activity Centre. As we celebrate Seniors Month this June, this renaming is a heartfelt tribute to a man who gave so much of his time and spirit to supporting local seniors and enriching community life. Bud’s legacy lives on in the connections, programs, and friendships that...

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Media Release: 2025 RAY Winners Announced

The Smiths Falls Heritage House Museum is pleased to announce the winners of the 2025 Rideau Artist of the Year Competition.

Over 20 regional artists were challenged to complete an original piece of artwork in the style of en plein air. Using the waterway and the surroundings as their inspiration, artists had up to 12 hours to complete their works and submit them to the panel of three art jurors for review. The jurors, all very talented and respected in the arts community, each privately...

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Traffic Light Notice: June 23, 2025

Traffic Light Notice: June 23, 2025 The traffic signals at the Brockville Street and Broadview Avenue intersection are currently in 4-way flash mode. The Town is aware of the issue, and repairs by a contractor are scheduled for this week. Please treat this intersection as a 4-way stop until repairs are completed.

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Heat Warning: June 23, 2025

Environment Canada has issued a Heat Warning, expected to last into tomorrow evening. High temperatures mixed with humidity can cause dehydration, heat exhaustion, heat stroke and more. The Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit advise residents to stay cool and hydrated. For further information on how to protect yourself from the health effects of extreme heat, visit Health Canada at: https://www.canada.ca/.../extre.../how-protect-yourself.html If you're seeking relief from the heat,...

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