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Walls
Insulation Adding or replacing insulation in walls and attics can help muffle outside noise that may be slipping through small gaps and openings in the walls and roof. Rockwool Safe’n’Sound® has excellent acoustical dampening properties and provide......
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Demolition
Delays: Around 3-4 months + 90 days if the main building was built before 1940 Cost: Built after 1940 : $16,100 + deposit of $1,000 Built before 1940 or of heritage interest or with high potential:......
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Retaining wall
Delays: March to September: 1 month October to February: 2 weeks Cost: $ 68 Required documents: Copy of the certificate of location showing the location of the projected retaining wal......
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Signage
Delays : Project subject to the PAC (Beaurepaire village - Zone C120 ): minimum 2 months Projet non subject to the PAC (outside Beaurepaire Village) Mars to September 1 month Octobre to February 2 weeks ......
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I order my tree? Tree ordering and planting is done entirely through GRAME. Trees are not ordered through the City. To place your order and get more information, visit ensembleonverdit.org . What is the residential tree planting a......
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Tree planting programs
Free Tree Planting on Public Property Trees contribute to the improvement of the microclimate and air quality, to the reduction of dust, carbon dioxide and urban ......
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Other documents related to Angell Woods
Traffic Study Sunrise Project (French only)
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Why shouldn’t organic materials go to landfill, since they will biodegrade naturally?
Compostable organic materials that are buried in a landfill site (dump) contaminate the water and generate such greenhouse gases as methane (CH4). When properly composted, they return organic matter to the earth without giving off leachates or metha......
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What should I do with my table scraps?
Take advantage of the City's green and food residue collection. Click here for more details Vegetable table scraps can be mixed with other home compost. Each household may obtain one free composter and one free kitchen......
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Health and wellness associations
Action jeunesse de l'Ouest-de-l'Île Arthritis West Island Self Help Association Bread Basket Centre d'intégration multiservices de l'Ouest-de-l'Île Friends for Mental Health NOVA West Island Répit-Ressource......
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Reduce your water consumption and save money
FREE : Ask the Green Patrol for your leak detection tablet and water savings wheel during their visits. REMINDER : Get your WaterSense® certified water savings kit for only $10 (65% rebate!) to reduce your water consumption by 40%.......
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Climate actions: Residents
Some residents took it upon themselves to take action for the climate by changing their habits, or taking on new projects! Zero waste lunch I try to make zero-waste lunch packing for myself and the kids. In my mind, it means that the individual lu......
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Emerald Ash Borer
The emerald ash borer is a small green invasive beetle that has greatly impacted the health of our ash trees. The larvae of the beetle are laid within the tree, and they then eat the tissues, causing defoliation of the canopy. An easy way to tell if......
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Waterfront signage: water safety
In 2024, the Service de sécurité incendie de Montréal , in collaboration with the agglomerations, related cities, and the Société de sauvetage du Québec, launched a waterfront signage project. Information panels have been installed at the City's n......
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Expenses - Beaconsfield
The budgetary expenditure categories are revised according to anticipated needs and costs. The details of the most significant changes are summarized below: Revised increasing expenses: $1,127,600 for our Agglomeration share $917,841 for salarie......
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Beaconsfield, protector of monarch butterflies
In partnership with the David Suzuki Foundation, the City of Beaconsfield is proud to participate in the Monarch-Friendly City initiative to help protect and ensure the survival of this iconic North American species.......
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I don’t have a mobile device. Do I still need the app?
Yes, you have to download an app to use Partage Club. It is only available on mobile devices and can’t be used from a web browser. Here are a few options: Borrow an iPad at the library for on-si......
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Who can respond to my requests for help with services or items? Who sees the objects I want to lend?
Only Beaconsfield residents with a Partage Club license granted through the City can see and respond to your requests – whether it’s for borrowing an item or requesting a service. This local access helps strengthen so......
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Partage Club
Through this mobile app, residents can easily lend, borrow items, or request services from neighbors, in a spirit of trust and mutual aid. Fully bilingual, the app is designed to promote exchanges and strengthen social connections a......
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A local reality to consider
Several characteristics make this project particularly relevant in Beaconsfield: About 1,100 people live alone (StatCan, 2021) Nearly 1 in 5 residents aged 15+ lives with a disability Approximately 530 re......
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Neighbourhood stories
What your neighbours are saying about Connecting Beaconsfield… “I felt comfortable enough to host my first garage sale. Even though I don’t speak much English, neighbours came by to say hello.” A recent Beaconsfield reside......
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What are the risks for residents?
Climate projections for Beaconsfield are clear: Annual precipitation could increase by more than 200 mm by 2,100 Average temperatures could rise by nearly 6 °C These changes increase the risks o......
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Where do our emissions come from? What are our local targets?
Greenhouse gases (GHGs), such as CO₂ and methane, trap heat in the atmosphere. In Beaconsfield, emissions mainly come from: building heating transportation consumption waste managem......
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What is the City doing to reduce emissions?
Gradual conversion of municipal buildings to electric heating Progressive replacement of the municipal fleet Energy-efficient renovation and construction projects Municipal by-laws related to water use, wood......
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Connecting Beaconsfield : solidarity and resilience
What if your neighbours became your best allies during a flood, prolonged power outage or heatwave? Building connections with neighbours is also a way to better prepare for climate impacts. The Connecting Beaconsfiel......
