Several grant and financial assistance programs are available to Beaconsfield residents, offered both by the City and by the Government of Québec, the Government of Canada, and certain organizations. This page provides a description of each, along with links for more information.
Municipal
Rain barrel
The City of Beaconsfield subsidizes the purchase of environmentally friendly equipment for residents. Get a rain barrel for $40. Proof of residency is required.
Composter
Free, one per property, pick up at Public Works.
Ensemble on verdit (Tree Planting Program)
Tree purchase, delivery, and planting services offered through GRAME at the subsidized price of $85.
WaterSense kit
Water saving kit that allows for a 40% reduction in consumption. Available at City Hall for 10$ + tax.
Ash tree treatment
Subsidized treatment of ash trees against emerald ash borers. Available seasonally
Provincial
Roulez vert
Electric and hybrid vehicle purchase incentives
Electric and hybrid vehicule purchase incetives ends December 31, 2026.
Home Charging Station Rebate
Receive up to $600 toward the purchase and installation of an eligible Level 2 (240V) EV charger installed by a licensed electrician at your residence in Quebec.
Multi-Unit Building Charger Rebate
Condo owners, building owners, and residents of multi-unit buildings can receive up to 50% of eligible installation costs, to a maximum of $5,000, for EV charging infrastructure and charging station installations.
RénoClimat
Financial assistance for eligible home energy-efficiency improvements following home energy evaluation, including insulation, air sealing, and certain heating system upgrades.
LogisVert: Hydro-Québec
Program providing financial assistance for energy-efficiency measures such as heat pumps, solar panels, etc.
Flooding and disaster support:
Financial support and compensation for those affected by flooding, shoreline erosion, etc.
Federal
Old Age Security (OAS)
A monthly federal pension available to most Canadians aged 65+ who meet residency requirements, helping provide a basic retirement income.
Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS)
An additional monthly, non-taxable benefit paid to low-income seniors who receive OAS.
Home Accessibility Tax Credit (HATC)
Helps seniors aged 65+ and individuals with disabilities recover part of the cost of home renovations that improve safety, mobility, and accessibility, such as ramps, stair lifts, grab bars, and walk-in bathtubs.
Outside sources
Canadian Lung Association
Offers grants to those that have either been diagnosed with lung cancer or those in low- to moderate-income households. Grants may be up to 1500$
Provide detection and mitigation services – from gov canada (pucks)
Except for the programs it offers itself, the City of Beaconsfield does not administer these grants and is not responsible for them. Eligibility criteria, amounts, and deadlines may change without notice. To obtain up-to-date information or to submit an application, residents must contact the organization or level of government responsible for the program directly.