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  • International Day of Persons with Disabilities

    International Day of Persons with Disabilities

    Better Understanding, Better Action On December 3, let us recognize the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Taking the time to better understand the realities, challenges, and needs of persons with disabilities is a first step toward building a more inclusive, accessible, and caring community. Every action counts. Together, let us help create an environment…

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  • Chance to Visit the Construction Site of the New Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge

    Chance to Visit the Construction Site of the New Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge

    Are you curious to discover what goes on behind the scenes of one of Quebec’s largest infrastructure projects? On Friday, November 27, 2026, the Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable (MTMD) will offer a limited number of participants the opportunity to visit the construction site of the new Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge and learn more…

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  • Final Branch Collection of the Season – November 10, 2026

    Final Branch Collection of the Season – November 10, 2026

    The Village of Senneville would like to inform residents that the final branch collection of the 2026 season will take place on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, by our Public Works team. Take advantage of this last collection to dispose of branches from tree and shrub pruning before the end of the season. To ensure an…

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  • Radon in the Home: How to Maintain a Safe Level

    Radon in the Home: How to Maintain a Safe Level

    This invisible, odorless radioactive gas comes from the natural breakdown of uranium found in the earth’s crust. Radon levels can vary significantly from one location to another. Since it originates from the ground, concentrations are generally highest in basements and lower levels of homes. Long-term exposure to elevated radon levels can be harmful to your…

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