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New residents
To help you ease into your new neighbourhood and new city, here is some useful information: By choosing to settle in Beaconsfield, you have done much more than simply change your address—you have embraced an exceptional way of life. Here, vast......
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Air
Every day, the average person inhales about 20,000 litres of air. Human activities also release substances into the air, many of which are harmful to us as well as to plants and animals. This air pollution comes in the form of both gases and partic......
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Commemoration
Commemorative trees and benches Looking for a unique way to commemorate a loved one? You will be pleased to know that Council has adopted a Commemorative Trees and Benches Policy. This will allow you to immortalize the memory of a deceased person i......
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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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Acting for Climate in Beaconsfield
Why now ? Torrential rain, ice storms and heatwaves… The climate is changing and we are already feeling the impacts here in Beaconsfield. The good news is that we can act together, starting now. Preparing......
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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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Grey bin exchange
Your grey bin isn’t right for your needs? If your garbage bin is too large or too small for your household’s needs, you have the right to change to a different size, one time only, at the end of the year. Important guidelines Your existing bin 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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Portrait of Beaconsfield
Population : 19,423 Area : 10.640 km 2 Read article from the Montreal Gazette - May, 2015 Named after Benjamin Disraeli, the Earl of Beaconsfield, the City has historical roots that go back as far as 1698 . Incorporated in......
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Archives corner
First lease agreements: 1929 lease agreement 1930 lease agreement View the first minutes of the City of Beaconsfield Coat of arms (r ationale for the Armorial Bearings for the City of Beaconsfield, Québec, Canada): ......
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Sale of immovables for non-payment of taxes
The Cities and Towns Act (R.S.Q., c. C-19) provides that municipalities have the right to sell a property at public auction (house, vacant lot) for unpaid municipal or school taxes, in whole or in part. The following text is published for......
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Outdoor water conservation
The exterior use of water is permitted as follows: Manual watering of vegetation using a hose fitted with an automatic shut-off device is permitted at all times. The watering of a new lawn, newly planted trees or......
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Guidelines
BLOCK PARTY GUIDELINES There are two types of Block Parties: On private property, without encroaching on public domain – this type of party does not require a permit. Extends onto public domain such as......
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Ragweed
Ragweed pollen causes hay fever and, occasionally, chronic sinusitis or asthma in people allergic to it. By pulling up or cutting the ragweed down to ground level before the end of July, this will help improve the health of over one million Quebecer......
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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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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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Furniture
THRIFT SHOPS FOR NOVA 449 Beaconsfield Blvd., Beaconsfield 514 694-8417 ThriftShopsForNOVA.com Accepted items: furniture, books, artwork, CDs, puzzles, lighting and home decor items. Home pick-ups for furniture items available through p......
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Electronics
VALUE VILLAGE 3399 Sources Blvd., DDO 514 684-1326 VillageDesValeurs.ca Accepted items: electronics, clothing, shoes, toys, small appliances, backpacks, purses, sports goods, small furniture, etc. RENAISSANCE 42B Saint-......
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Books
THRIFT SHOPS FOR NOVA 449 Beaconsfield Blvd., Beaconsfield 514 694-8417 43-Suite 2 Saint-Anne, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, 514 457-1642 ThriftShopsForNOVA.com Accepted items: books, furniture, artwork, CDs, puzzles, lighting and home deco......
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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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Frequently asked questions
How much would it cost to build a noise barrier? Between 50 and 60 million dollars. Would it be possible to hold a referendum for the construction of a noise barrier? Council could consider holding a referendum. Could a reserve fun......
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James-Armstrong Park
Directions 450 Lakeshore, Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 4J5 Redevelopment of James-Armstrong Park Following the many park redevelopments carried out in recent years in connection with its parks and green spaces master plan, the City of Beaconsfield ha......
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What do I do with medical or human waste?
Occasional medical waste may be put in the household garbage. However, residents who regularly use syringes must discard them in sharps disposal containers. Your pharmacy can provide further information. Used bandag......
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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%.......
