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Incentive Tariff Approach
AUTOMATED WASTE COLLECTION AND THE INCENTIVE TARIFF READY? SET? REDUCE! Effective January 1, 2016, weekly household waste collection will continue on Thursdays, but a new automated collection system...
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Branches can be discarded at Public Works from October 1 to March 14. No limit. Don’t prune during the summer, because this can spread ash borer disease.
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Twice a year, a Community Treasure Hunts organized in Beaconsfield where residents are invited to place their used items including bulky items at the curb for free pickup by other members of the...
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Garbage and Recycling Collections Collection Days Garbage and Recycling: Every Thursday Bulky items and construction, renovation and demolition waste (CRD): First Thursday of the month, from April to...
View ArticleWoodview Café
Business type: Restaurant café Address: 548A Beaconsfield Blvd. Postal Code: H9W 4E2
View ArticleDr. Monica Dosanjh, Orthodontist
Business type: Orthodontics Clinic Address: 484 Beaconsfield Blvd. Suite 202 Postal Code: H9W 4C4 Phone: 514 695-0052
View ArticleKaraté sportif Beaconsfield
Business type: Karate, fitness Address: 42 St-Charles Blvd., suite D Postal Code: H9W 5Z6 Phone: 514 730-1924
View ArticleSound Wall South of Highway 20
Muted citizen response regarding utility and financing November 20, 2015 – Beaconsfield residents are cautious in their assessment of the utility and financing methods of a sound wall along the south...
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Welcoming Syrian refugees to Montréal and helping them integrate
While the first refugees entered Canada as part of the government of Canada’s plan to take in 25,000 Syrian refugees, Montréal, in collaboration with a number of socio-community groups, plays an...
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Beaconsfield launches the Advisory Committee on Land-Use Planning and...
February 3, 2016 – The City of Beaconsfield is pleased to announce the formation of the new Advisory Committee on Land-Use Planning and Development, which held its first meeting on February 1. The...
View ArticleThe City of Beaconsfield Officially Certified Age-Friendly Municipality
Following Council’s adoption of its 2015-2017 Action Plan for seniors on December 21, the City of Beaconsfield received the Age-Friendly Municipality (MADA) certification from the Quebec Ministry of...
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Beaconsfield Adopts a Non-Violence Policy
At the Council Meeting held on March 21, The City of Beaconsfield adopted a zero tolerance policy for maintaining a safe and healthy workplace for all. This policy of non-violence targets both women...
View ArticleSPVM Station 1 presents its 2016 Action Plan
The Station 1 Action Plan was developed in collaboration with the citizens and various partners of our sector. You will find the main objectives that were established regarding the local priorities and...
View ArticleDonate Your Old Garbage Bin for Reuse
The City encourages residents to use their old garbage bin in addition to paper bags for the weekly green residue collection on Mondays. However, if you no longer need yours, two dates have been...
View ArticleLearn to Become an Eco-friendly Citizen
Campaigns will be organized in the City during the summer to raise our residents’ awareness of the importance of environmentally responsible behavior. Dynamic, committed students will be at work in...
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hoopla: new at the Library
Thousands of titles at your fingertipsFree with your Beaconsfield Library Card Music, audio and electronic books. Watch content anywhere, anytime. Internet access and your library card are all you need...
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Open Call to Quebec Games Athletes Past and Present
Between July 17 and 25, Montreal will play host to the 51st finals of the Quebec Games where 3,700 amateur athletes will compete in 18 selected sports. The Quebec Games are often the first opportunity...
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This summer at Centennial : A line-up of events to brighten your summer!
The City of Beaconsfield is proud to welcome and offer a wide range of activities this summer. Spend an amazing summer with us! Download the 2016 summer programming (PDF) INFO: 514 428-4480
View ArticleBeaconsfield Presents a Comprehensive Vision of Land Use Planning and...
June 13, 2016 – Mayor Georges Bourelle highlighted the important work accomplished by the Advisory Committee on Land Use Planning and Development following the presentation of its recommendations at a...
View ArticleRepairs to Elm Avenue and Beaurepaire Drive Overpasses
The City of Beaconsfield will undertake major road improvements to the overpasses on Elm Avenue and Beaurepaire Drive which will take place from June 20 until the end of August. The work will be...
View ArticleCity of Beaconsfield Announces a New Pilot Project For Its Recycling Collection
An innovative initiative that reaffirms the City’s leadership in waste management June 14, 2016 – Building on its forward-thinking approach to waste management, the City of Beaconsfield...
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Your City Dog, A Serious Responsibility
The City of Beaconsfield wishes to remind residents that it has recently adopted By-law BEAC-099 regarding animal welfare that includes several provisions regarding the care and control of a dog in...
View ArticleSigning of a cooperation agreement between the City of Beaconsfield and the...
June 21, 2016 – The City of Beaconsfield is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement with Humane Society International-Canada concerning organization of emergency shelters at the time of a...
View Article20% Increase in the Speed of Canadian Pacific Trains A decision that...
June 21, 2016 – The mayor of Beaconsfield, Georges Bourelle, deplores the Canadian Pacific Railway’s decision to increase the speed of its trains by 20% in urban zones, thereby putting at risk the...
View ArticleLuger Triangle, adjacent to Angell Woods - New dog run with two sections
July 19, 2016 – The mayor of Beaconsfield, Georges Bourelle, is pleased to announce the creation of the City’s first dog run, among the largest on the island of Montréal, located in the Luger Triangle...
View ArticleTraffic Obstruction – Highway 20 between Beaconsfield and Pointe-Claire
TRAFFIC OBSTRUCTION – Highway 20 between Beaconsfield and Pointe-Claire The Ministère des Transports, de la Mobilité durable et de l’Électrification des transports informs road users that paving works...
View ArticleCDPQ Infra begins the information and consultation period of the BAPE process...
July 28, 2016 – CDPQ Infra, a subsidiary of La Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, today begins an important stage in the environmental assessment process for its public transit project, the Réseau...
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Do you think Montreal is ready to face the challenges of tomorrow?
How can we prepare Montréal for the challenges that large cities face in the 21st century?Please take a few moments to share your ideas with us and help influence the city's decisions.Please share this...
View ArticleEarthy Taste of Drinking Water
Notice to residents of the cities served by the Pointe-Claire water plant (Pointe-Claire, Beaconsfield, Baie d'Urfé, Kirkland and Dollard-des-Ormeaux) Citizens have recently noticed that the drinking...
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