Anglin Bay is located on the west bank of the Great Cataraqui River, north of the LaSalle Causeway. Its shorelines include the Place D’Armes Walkway (south shore), the Anglin Bay parking lot (west shore), and a section of Douglas R. Fluhrer Park (east shore). These features are in various states of disrepair and in need of replacement.
Design and supporting studies are underway. Construction is expected to start in 2027, pending budget approval. This project is funded in part by the Disaster Mitigation and Adaption Fund (DMAF). The DMAF federal grant provides funding for projects that increase the resiliency of communities impacted by climate change.
An update will be provided in 2027, once concepts for design are finalized.
Site Location showing where Anglin Bay is located.
Doug Fluhrer Park headland timber cribs and remaining steel sheet pile wall.
Anglin Bay parking lot stacked stone revetment.
Anglin Bay is located on the west bank of the Great Cataraqui River, north of the LaSalle Causeway. Its shorelines include the Place D’Armes Walkway (south shore), the Anglin Bay parking lot (west shore), and a section of Douglas R. Fluhrer Park (east shore). These features are in various states of disrepair and in need of replacement.
Design and supporting studies are underway. Construction is expected to start in 2027, pending budget approval. This project is funded in part by the Disaster Mitigation and Adaption Fund (DMAF). The DMAF federal grant provides funding for projects that increase the resiliency of communities impacted by climate change.
An update will be provided in 2027, once concepts for design are finalized.
Site Location showing where Anglin Bay is located.
Doug Fluhrer Park headland timber cribs and remaining steel sheet pile wall.
Anglin Bay parking lot stacked stone revetment.
Page published: 05 Nov 2026, 03:21 PM
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Site Location showing where Anglin Bay is located. 
Doug Fluhrer Park headland timber cribs and remaining steel sheet pile wall.
Anglin Bay parking lot stacked stone revetment.