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Pickleball courts cause uproar in this normally quiet community in Port Stanley, Ont.

CBC Canada · September 17, 2026 at 6:46 a.m.

Pickleball courts cause uproar in this normally quiet community in Port Stanley, Ont.

Tensions are rising between residents of the Kokomo Park community in Port Stanley, Ont., and it's all because of pickleball.

While the public courts are popular with players, some neighbours consider them a nuisance.

A petition and even threats of legal action are involved.

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Pickleball courts cause uproar in this normally quiet community in Port Stanley, Ont.

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