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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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Lakeview non-motorized boat access program
Access to the water ramp at the corner of Lakeview and Lakeshore. For non-motorized watercraft requiring a trailer only. A permit is required to pass through the gate to access the boat launch. Cost of permit......
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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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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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Climate Change Adaptation Plan 2021-2025
The City adopted the Climate Change Adaptation Plan and the Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) Reduction Plan in the Spring of 2021. The Climate Action Plan, a synthesis of these two plans, presents the principal sources of GHG and the local vulnerabili......
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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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Climate action challenges
Because every little bit counts, become a climate hero and commit to one of these actions . Raise awareness with a neighbour about a climate issue Did you know that connected communities are more resilient to extreme we......
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Who can vote?
Check your registration on the list of electors! Click here and fill in the information to verify your registration on the Beaconsfield electoral list, or call 514 428-4400, extension 4422. Call 514 428-4400 ext. 4422 Cond......
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From October 1, 2027 – full implementation of BEAC-170
As of October 1, 2027, grandfathering will end for everyone. Only certified fireplaces and appliances that meet the 2.5 g/h standard may still be used in Beaconsfield. Noncompliant fireplaces may remain in residences, but may never......
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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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Highlights
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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Artist & Garden Tour
A lively, creative, inspiring event at the heart of Beaconsfield’s neighbourhoods. Once a year, during the summer, residents are invited to open their gardens and/or art studios (some open both!) to share their world with the entire comm......
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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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Working together, one action at a time
Here are a few simple and useful actions from our climate action sheets that can have a concrete impact in Beaconsfield: Climate action L ocal impact Reduce water co......
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Provincial
Roulez vert Electric and hybrid vehicle purchase incentives Electric and hybrid vehicule purchase incetives ends December 31, 2026. Financial assistance for a new electric vehicle Home Charging Station Rebate Receive up to $......
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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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A New Chalet at Beacon Hill Park!
Contextualization of the Project In 2017, the City created the Parks and Green Spaces Master Plan that identified short, medium and long-term investment priorities based on current building conditions. As a result of this analysis, the constructio......
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Ensemble on verdit
The Ensemble on verdit boutique is now open! Order a 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,......
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Permit and request delays
Below is a list of some of the City of Beaconsfield’s most common permits and service requests, along with the typical processing times you can expect for each one. Please note that this table is provided for information purposes only and is not an......
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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......
