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Vol. 159, No. 45/Nov 7, 202670 open

Property 2 of 2  /  Timiskaming District

Land: firstly: PCL 10501 SEC CST

Town of Kirkland Lake, Ontario

Bidding closed/Thursday, July 2, 2026

The figures

Minimum bidUnpaid taxes, penalties, interest and costs. Lower bids are rejected.
$31,586.45
Assessed valueThe assessment office's figure, not a market price.
$29,300
Minimum bid as a share of assessed value
108%
Deposit if you bid the minimumAt least 20 percent of whatever you bid.
$6,317.30

The property, as published

Roll Nos. 54 68 000 016 22403 0000 & 54 68 000 016 23502 0000; Kirkland Lake; PINs 61228-0439 (LT) & 61228-2252 (LT); firstly: PCL 10501 SEC CST; Mining Claim L14894 Teck (recorded as L17021) reserving certain interests to the Timiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway Commission as set out in the original patent from the Crown excepting and reserving into William Ernest Fansher Paine and Lillian Marguerite Paine, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, all mining rights, mines and minerals already found or which may hereafter be found to exist within, upon or under the said lands, together with the right (but subject always to the uses to which the said lands may from time to time be put by the transferees, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns) to search for, work, get and carry away the said mines and minerals and in so doing to make use of portions of the surface of the said lands, but only to such extent and in such ways as may from time to time be approved of by the transferees, their heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, and subject to such reasonable terms and conditions as the transferees, their heirs, executors, administrators or assigns may from time to time impose; Kirkland Lake; District of Timiskaming; secondly: Mining Claim L4554 Teck, except mining rights as in DT100035; Town of Kirkland Lake; File Nos. 23-27 & 23-28

Assessment roll number
54 68 000 016 22403 0000
Property identification number
61228-0439

Before you bid

  • Confirm the sale is still on. The treasurer can cancel any time before the tax deed is registered, and usually does if the owner or a lender pays in full.
  • The municipality makes no promises about title, buildings, tenants or access, and does not have to give you vacant possession.
  • The winner also pays land transfer tax, taxes that have built up since the notice, and HST where it applies.
  • The assessed value is the assessment office's figure. It may be far from what the property would sell for.

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