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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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Events
Tightly Knit Club
This club is for beginners and experienced knitters alike. At the first meeting, discover knitting by creating a simple washcloth. If you are an experienced knitter, feel free to come with your ongoing project.
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Tightly Knit Club
This club is for beginners and experienced knitters alike. At the first meeting, discover knitting by creating a simple washcloth. If you are an experienced knitter, feel free to come with your ongoing project.
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Strategic planning workshop
The City is starting to work on its new strategic plan and would like to hear from its residents. This participatory meeting will bring residents of all ages together to answer a single question: what do we want to preserve, improve, or create toget......
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GoRecycle: Recycling service for old refrigeration appliances
We are partnering with GoRecycle to offer you a recycling service for your old refrigeration appliances when you bring them to our drop-off location. This service makes it easier for you to dispose of your appliances, and ensures that they ar......
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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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Centennial Park Jetty Wins Gold at the 19th Grands Prix du Design
We are proud to announce that the Centennial Park Jetty has been awarded Gold certification in the Landscape Architecture / Waterfront Park & Promenade category at the 19th edition of the Grands Prix du Design . Located on the shores of Lake......
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Highlights of the Council meeting of August 24, 2026
Wondering what decisions were made at Monday’s Council meeting? Check out our new monthly “Council Highlights”, designed to give you a clear summary of the main actions, discussions, and decisions. Stay informed and connected, quickly and easily.......
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Discover government grants and financial assistance
Looking to save on an electric vehicle, install a charging station, improve your home’s energy performance or take action on environmental projects? Our webpage brings together a range of municipal, provincial and federal grants and incentives in on......
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Highlights of the Council meeting of September 21, 2026
Wondering what decisions were made at Monday’s Council meeting? Check out our new monthly “Council Highlights”, designed to give you a clear summary of the main actions, discussions, and decisions. Stay informed and connected, quickly and easily.......
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Free compost
To collect your free compost, come to the green space on City Lane, behind the Recreation Centre and Public Works, with your containers, shovel and proof of residence. Amount : Limit of 250 litres per household, the equivalent of a standard garbag......
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Deadline: Comments for the Windermere Park redevelopment
On October 3, 2026, the City presented the proposed design concept for the upgrade of Windermere Park to the public. Thank you to everyone who took part. Please review the presentation panels below to learn more about the project. Your comments ar......
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Cultural Centre fundraising campaign : the story continues
Already $2.6M raised for the Cultural Centre! This success is built on the generosity of 122 donors, along with dozens more people who gave through donations from local associations. The City warmly thanks the major donors, the campaign ambassad......
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Garbage
What is it? Garbage is non-recyclable waste that cannot be disposed using the recycling services or collections provided by the City. You can put your garbage in a sealed plastic bag inside the garbage bin. For example, garbage includes: scrap and......
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Bulky items
What are bulky items? Bulky items are too big to be placed in a bag, box or garbage bin. In order to reduce the quantity of dry materials sent to landfill, these items are sent to a sorting centre for recycling and reuse. Accepted and refused m......
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Construction, renovation and demolition materials (CRD)
What is construction, renovation and demolition waste? Such materials are generated by house or yard renovation and include wood, plaster, tiles and paving stones. Only materials from small-scale renovation work by residents are collected. M......
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Drop-off site and special pickup
Public Works drop-off site The City provides residents with a special waste drop-off site, at the back of the Public Works building. Use is limited to residents, who must present proof of residency (driver’s licence or municipal tax bill). Up to fi......
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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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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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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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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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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......
