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FAQ
Why is the centre being renovated if it seems to be well used? While the centre is popular, a survey conducted in 2023 revealed that 70% of respondents felt that the facilities and equipment needed improvements. The centre was originally built in 1......
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Highlights
Beaconsfield’s share 2.86% property tax increase for residential properties Annual garbage fee increases: by $5 for a 120-litre bin (total $195), $5 for a 240-litre bin (total $215), and $15 for a 360-litre bin (total $245) Incentive tariff incr......
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Why are service categories limited?
Beaconsfield is the only municipality offering this feature to its residents. It is being co-developed with Partage Club, the City of Beaconsfield, along with you, Beaconsfield residents. Current categories......
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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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Questions about your water and garbage tax bill? Consult our FAQ!
Receiving your water and garbage tax bill may raise questions about your usage and the charges listed. To assist you, we have prepared this FAQ to address the most common concerns and provide helpful information. Before contacting the City directly,......
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A license for your doggie – a must
To identify the dogs living in Beaconsfield and to facilitate the return to the guardian in case of loss, dogs must wear a license tag, available at City Hall, at all times. This license is valid for two years, from July 1 to June 30, at a......
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Transfer duties (welcome tax)
The duties on real estate transfers constitute a tax on the transfer of any immovable located in the territory of the municipality under provincial legislation (Act respecting duties on transfers of immovables, C.Q.L.R., c. D-15.1). The purchaser o......
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24 residents opened their garden or studio for the 2025 Artist & Garden Tour, welcoming more than 300 visitors Block parties have brought dozens of neighbours together The Partage Club app has facilitated ......
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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......
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Confidential document shredding service
For residents who wish to safely dispose of personal documents like old tax returns, invoices or bank documents. Proof of residency required. Limit of two boxes per address. Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.......
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Council meetings and documents
Agenda and documents for consultation The agenda is available for consultation from the Friday preceding the meeting: see below to access the links to the agenda and draft by-laws, draft resolutions and other documents under consideration by......
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CONTACT magazine and Info-Flash
To keep you informed about what is happening in your City , we are committed to providing citizens with quality communication services and tools. The municipal magazine is published five times a year and distributed free to homes, business......
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Universal accessibility plan
Action Plan for Persons With Disabilities Every year, to comply with law, the City must table an action plan for the integration of disabled people into the community. The goal ......
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Reducing our impact
In addition to the adoption of the Climate Action Plan, which presents our principal sources of GHGs and local vulnerabilities, the City, the City of Beaconsfield seeks to reduce its impact on the environment as much as possible through concrete act......
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Recreation Centre Renovations
Beaconsfield Recreation Centre is getting a makeover! The renovation of our Recreation Centre is essential to modernize it and meet the growing and diverse needs of the community. By providing adapted facilities, the Centre plays a key role in prom......
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Climate Action Week 2026
To mark Climate Action Week in Beaconsfield, we invite you to become a climate hero by taking concrete actions for the environment and the resilience of our community. Every action counts. Whether it’s planting a tree, sharing an item, h......
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Events
La Grande Marche in Beaconsfield
On the weekend of October 16 to 18, more than 100 cities will participate in the Grande Marche movement. In Beaconsfield, it's Saturday, October 17! We are meeting at the Recreation Centre parking lot, starting at 9:30 a.m., rain or shine. T......
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Journée de la culture with Prima Danse
Celebrate intergenerational dance alone, or with your grandparents or grandchildren! The event features Break City dancers and Club 55+ members. Led by Prima Danse, it will continue with an interactive dance workshop.
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Illusion Stained Glass and Acrylic on Canvas
Participants will create an acrylic painting that mimics the look of a stained-glass window. A contour relief technique will be used to outline and define the design, and a glossy finish will be applied to enhance the luminous, glass-like effect. Wi......
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Come meet the mayor!
Mayor Martin St-Jean invites residents to an open discussion on the City's major fall initiatives: strategic planning, the review of the urban plan, and the creation of a youth round table. An opportunity to ask your questions and share your vision......
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Preliminary Action Plan - Storm Debby
Following the floodings of August 9, 2024, the City of Beaconsfield is committed to implementing an action plan to strengthen our community’s resilience to extreme weather events. This multi-phased plan is based on an in-depth analysis of the most v......
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Transition to a new alert portal - Sign up now!
The City of Beaconsfield is improving its emergency alert system. Starting December 15, 2025 , alerts will be sent through a new portal provided by our website supplier. This change will allow for better coordination of emergency communicat......
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Multipurpose Cultural Centre: Context and financial impact for residents
Last week, in our Council highlights, we announced that Municipal Council had adopted a new borrowing by-law for the construction of the Multipurpose Cultural Centre, reduced from $18.6M to $15.1M. Here is some additional information: Why......
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Ensemble on verdit: A subsidy to plant trees on private property
It's not too late to order your tree! The City of Beaconsfield will once again take part in the Ensemble on verdit residential greening campaign. With the expertise of the non-profit organization GRAME, we are making the purchasing and planting pr......
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REMINDER: New schedule for the bulky items collection
This past week, the City completed the bulky items collection on the scheduled dates for the month of May. However, a number of items were placed at the curb well before their scheduled pickup date. Bulky items must be set out the evening before the......
