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Interior design
FURNITURE PLACEMENT Positioning furniture along exterior walls can limit noise entering the liveable space. Soft and dense material acts as a good sound absorber and will disrupt sound in its path so that it won’t reverberate around a room with sol......
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Helping out, made simple
Services are based on a mutual agreement between residents. No money is exchanged. Be respectful, attentive, and cautious. Understanding Builds Trust Even for a small gesture, clear communication avoids misunderstandings!......
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Replacement Process
The replacement process will take place in a few simple steps: A notice by mail will be sent by the City of Beaconsfield before the visit. You will be invited to book an appointment......
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Organic waste
Schedule New starting in March 2026 As of March 2026, organic waste collection will take place every week, year-round. Organic waste collections days will also change as of March. South sector of Highway 20 : Tuesdays as of 7 a.m......
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Smart Collection
How does the automated waste collection system work? Garbage bins equipped with RFID transponders are distributed to Beaconsfield residents. Three bin sizes are available: Mini – 120 litres Standard – 240 litres Hefty – 360 litres......
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Leisure services
Fitness classes Register for a fitness class at the Recreation Centre. Residents 60 years and over enjoy a 50% discount. Pickleball Pickleball is a fun, easy to learn sport that combines elements of various other racquet sports. It is a fast......
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Social and active life
West Island Citizen Advocacy (WICA) WICA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to match seniors or persons with a physical or intellectual disability with volunteers in order to improve their quality of life, break their isolation, build......
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History of Beaconsfield
Beaurepaire The first concession in Beaconsfield obtained from the Sulpicians was that concession granted to Jean Guenet on May 18th, 1678. It was described as being on Lake St. Louis at Pointe Beaurepaire, bordered on......
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Tree maintenance
For City trees Do not attach bikes or other objects, insert nails and refrain from causing wounds in the bark; Decorate the base of the trees with ......
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Doors
Solid Core vs. Hollow Core Doors Hollow core doors, like the ones used typically for interior doors, are made from a hollow hexagonal core and covered with a decorative wood surface. Solid core doors, made of solid wood or composite material, are b......
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White noise sources
White noise sources offer a means to mask undesirable noise. Exterior options include water fountains. Interior options are small white noise machines. These white noise measures provide the greatest benefit when combined with the other methods dis......
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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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Renovation
All requests for permits renovations on the Municipalities territory are subject to the Site Planning and Architectural Integration By-law (SPAIP). These requests are analyzed by the Planning Advisory Committee (PAC), whose mandate is to ensure......
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Commercial renovation
Delays: March to September: 1 month October to February: 2 weeks Cost: $20 /$1,000 per cost of work (minimum $350) Required documents: Plan of existing and proposed interi......
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Certificate of occupancy
Delays: March to September: 1 month October to February: 2 weeks Cost: $215 Required documents: A plan showing the interior layout where the commercial use will occur and t......
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Neighbour Connectors
Who can be a Neighbour Connector? Do you like chatting? Great. Prefer helping quietly? Perfect. Available once a year? Wonderful. Every gesture counts. Every personality fits. There i......
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Organize a block party
A block party is much more than a BBQ: it’s a powerful opportunity to strengthen connections, reduce isolation, meet neighbours you rarely speak to, and build solidarity on YOUR street. Whether it’s a s......
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Why your ditch matters
Reducing flooding and improving water quality Unlike many municipalities on the island of Montréal that rely on traditional pipe systems, Beaconsfield benefits from a natural flood protection asset: ditches. Open ditches are far more effective at m......
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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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Neighbour-to-neighbour sharing : how it works
In Beaconsfield, sharing is built on respect, trust… while having fun! Whether you're lending/borrowing an item or offering a helping hand, here are some simple tips to make your experience enjoyable and safe: ......
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Has Partage Club been implemented elsewhere? Can I learn more about it?
Yes, Partage Club was created in 2022. It has been successfully implemented in Laval, Beloeil, Boisbriand, Saint-Césaire, and Prévost — and more are coming! Partage Club was born from a simple observation: while......
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Social infrastructure: our invisible strength
When we think of climate adaptation, we often picture visible infrastructure: roads, buildings, electrical systems. But there is another form of infrastructure, invisible, yet equally essential: our social fabric . A com......
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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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Neighbourhood challenges
Each season, we propose a simple challenge to do in your neighbourhood: Fall: Share homemade soup with a neighbour Winter: Help shovel the driveway of a neighbour in need Spring: Offe......
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Hazardous household waste (HHW)
How to identify a hazardous household product Check for HHPS symbols (Canada) Look for household hazard symbols showing toxic , flammable , corrosive , or explosive/pressurized risks. Read hazard and safety statements Examples: “Harm......
