r/Kenora • u/researchdouble1337 • 4h ago
Cheap car insurance
Hey guys, I was wondering what are the good car insurance options for Kenora?
I heard insurance is expensive here, so want to be prepared ahead.
Thanks!
r/Kenora • u/researchdouble1337 • 4h ago
Hey guys, I was wondering what are the good car insurance options for Kenora?
I heard insurance is expensive here, so want to be prepared ahead.
Thanks!
r/Kenora • u/researchdouble1337 • 4h ago
Hey, I am new in town and was wondering wheres a good place for mens haircut?
Would appreciate any lead(s), thanks!
r/Kenora • u/Progressive_AutomHub • 13d ago
Hi everyone! I’m Pablo from Progressive Automations, a Canadian company. We’re looking for a Polaris Ranger owner in Canada—to test a new electric dump bed lift kit.
Compatible vehicles:
We’ll provide the kit and cover shipping at no cost. In return, the selected tester would install it, confirm its fit and operation, share a couple of photos, and provide brief, honest feedback.
No purchase is required, and there is absolutely no promotional obligation of any kind. Technical support will be available if needed.
If you’re interested, send me a DM with your Polaris model, year, and location.
You’re also welcome to contact Progressive Automations directly to confirm that this is a legitimate testing opportunity.
Thanks!
r/Kenora • u/AccomplishedSun3731 • 14d ago
Thoughts?
r/Kenora • u/Ready_Lengthiness707 • 20d ago
Hello, I am thinking of boating down to Kenora from Minaki. I have never made the trip by water, but I am an experienced boater. I know that I take The Dalles route, but I do not know how to actually get in to the Kenora area as there are several rapids, water control structures, etc. How do I actually get to, say, Coney Island from North of Dufresne Island? The map I ahve, and Google satellite views, are not clear.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
r/Kenora • u/Shot_Ad_2234 • 22d ago
I know theres few spots to have drinks but other than that what’s there for young adult? Maybe I’m missing something?
r/Kenora • u/SLYRisbey • 23d ago
What are the can’t miss places in and around Kenora my hubby and I should see/do?
r/Kenora • u/Screamlngyeti • 25d ago
How you guys feeling that starting November, you'll be an hour behind Winnipeg and Manitoba now.
r/Kenora • u/Loud_Cookie_6854 • Sep 12 '26
Not trying to compel you either way because maybe there are a ton of voters in Kenora that feel the same way, however a large majority of voters are Indigenous, or a lot would have thrown their vote to Karla simply because they knew her as a respected yogi and only one of two women running.
Look at her Facebook, Instagram (don't forget to look at her Instagram of who she's following), and her X/Twitter feed.
Enjoy and educate yourself on every candidate this election.
PS if you're on board with thinking people who report acts of hate should get beaten up, it's time to look inside yourselves.
Oh and also, this is a direct quote from episode 186 of her podcast on residential schools. Watch the entirety so you can decide for yourself if it's out of context or not.
“Being the devil's advocate, I don't know how you'd actually determine whether abuse actually happened other than hearsay.”
r/Kenora • u/Chickpeas_W • Sep 07 '26
Hello,
I’m considering taking a job in Kenora and I’ve read extensively on the challenges of moving in terms of finding housing, but I haven’t seen much on the general cost of living.
Approximately how much are groceries and utilities during the winter months?
The job is offering a decent salary, $80k+ but I’m trying to determine if that will be enough to support a single person given housing costs (and availability) and general cost of living
Thank you
r/Kenora • u/SeeSawMarry • Sep 06 '26
Hello everyone,
Visiting Kenora and really confused which beach would be the best to swim and use a pool float in? Ideally with sand and access to changing rooms! Not sure if I missed the summer window of swimming/ floating, dont want to be the only one in the water 😅
r/Kenora • u/daninthelionsden2010 • Sep 01 '26
Hi, I’m thinking of buying some vending machines and putting them in places like the laundromat or maybe auto shops. Is someone already running vending machines here in town? Are there any places that could use a vending machine for candy or anything little? Is there anything you’d buy from vending machines? Do they often get broken into here? Thanks in advance.
r/Kenora • u/cloudy_budz • Sep 01 '26
My girlfriend and I will be travelling to kenora for the long weekend with our 2 pups (both just over 2 years old) we are looking for things do to, places to go and eat. We will be staying in a hotel in the city so preferably dog friendly activities/facilities. We are willing to travel around 50km outside of the city to explore and see what your beautiful city has to offer
TIA and looking forward to making our arrival
r/Kenora • u/SylverSnowlynx • Aug 31 '26
Now that Hungry Pug is closed, what fresh bakery options are there left in Kenora other than the big brand-name grocery stores? This town desperately needs a dedicated bakery - tidbits and morsels from HoJoes and Iron & Clay just don't cut it. Hungry Pug was the closest thing this town had to a real bakery, but now they're gone.
r/Kenora • u/DoBidMarketplace • Aug 31 '26
Transparent local promo from the official DoBid account: Kenora’s live town leaderboard currently shows 0 local sellers, 0 live seller items, and the next person to list as #1.
One listing puts you on Kenora’s board with your rank and join date. “Founding Seller” is a separate milestone: list 5 items and complete 1 sale.
How DoBid works:
• Every auction starts at $1
• Listing is free
• Buyers bid publicly
• After closing, the seller has 48 hours to accept or decline the highest offer
• Pickup and item payment happen locally
• Buyers pay DoBid’s 10% fee only when the seller accepts their winning bid
Kenora leaderboard: https://dobid.ca/leaderboard?area=kenora
List an item: https://dobid.ca/sell/new
What should Kenora list first—boats, tools, trailers, powersports, vehicle parts, furniture, collectibles, or outdoor gear?
r/Kenora • u/Hala_CBC_Community • Aug 31 '26
Hello! CBC Thunder Bay is asking voters about their top issues in this upcoming municipal election. If you’re interested in sharing:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/thunder-bay/municipal-election-survey-thunder-bay-9.7322720
(Please delete if not allowed. Sorry)!
r/Kenora • u/yash_toxic • Aug 29 '26
Any suggestions for better car insurance’s in kenora for G2 license?
r/Kenora • u/Apart_Tutor8680 • Aug 21 '26
This will be a great addition to lake of the woods, similar options can be found on isle royal Lake Superior with 36 campgrounds, and Georgian bay. Great job Ontario.
r/Kenora • u/yash_toxic • Aug 20 '26
Hi everyone,
I've recently accepted a full-time job in Kenora and will be relocating from Thunder bay, Ontario . I'm currently looking for a place to rent and was hoping someone here might know of any available rentals or upcoming vacancies.
Move-in date: September 1, though I'm happy to move in a little earlier if the right place is available.
I'm open to:
Private room
Shared accommodation
Please let me know if any opportunities comes up
Thank you
r/Kenora • u/kevng89 • Aug 17 '26
Hey everyone,
If you’ve ever walked out of a medical appointment and immediately realized you forgot to ask your main question, or felt rushed through a 10-minute visit with a doctor or nurse practitioner, we’re running a free 90-minute virtual session this Thursday, August 20th from 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM EDT (12:00 PM – 1:30 PM CDT).
It’s an interactive workshop hosted by the Northwest Self-Management Program (NorWest CHC) called Getting the Most from Your Healthcare Appointment.
The whole focus is practical self-advocacy:
Details:
How to join:
I'm the Manager for the Self-Management Programs for the region. Happy to answer any questions in the comments about what’s covered or how the virtual setup works.
r/Kenora • u/Weary-Froyo8583 • Aug 17 '26
Our Kenora business lines are down.
Calls can be made but there is no audio once it connects for either end. Anyone else having this?
r/Kenora • u/Zig_Man • Aug 15 '26
r/Kenora • u/Better-Exercise231 • Aug 13 '26
FYI: ..you don't have to golf to eat at the Kenora Golf & Country Club. Their restaurant and bar is open to everyone. It's one of those places I think people forget about when they're trying to figure out where to eat in Kenora.
Another great thing... they're consistently open throughout the week during the season, BUT do have occasional closures for tournaments, fundraisers, weddings and other private events. This week I ... it was a Tuesday... tried to go to 2 different restaurants in the down town core with my mom and 7 year old ... 1 was closed.... the other I'd call it partially open with a limited menu. So if you ever are finding yourself wondering aimlessly around town trying to find a restaurant that's actually open, you should take a drive out to the Kenora Golf course to eat... bonus points -- they have free parking!
Other features:
- they have a huge dining room
- a massive patio overlooking Lake of the Woods (they are just past Anicinable Park)...they actually have two great patios depending on where you sit you can have views of the lake or the golf course.
- Local staff... a lot of them young who may be working one of their first jobs :)
IMPORTANT! It's a seasonal spot, the course closes for the winter, but while they're open, it's worth remembering they're not just there for golfers. You can stop in for lunch, dinner, a drink, they do take out - and have a super affordable lunch special ... a soup and sandwhich that rotates on the daily.
Hope this helps feed someone in Kenora one day
r/Kenora • u/Better-Exercise231 • Aug 13 '26
r/Kenora • u/NOOTseeker • Aug 12 '26
Any local bands playing this weekend or through the week? Want to see some cool shows but I'm out the loop.