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TOWN HALL Open Monday to Thursday
335 Jules Léger Avenue 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 4:30 pm
Saint-Anicet (Quebec) J0S 1M0
OCTOBER 2021
TO REACH US Municipalité de Saint-Anicet
E-mail info@stanicet.com
Telephone 450 264-2555
Fax 450 264-2395
STANICET.COM
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The mayor’s corner…
While we are nearing the end of a 4-year mandate, it is time to look back on the successes the Municipality had in
the last 47 months. There’s a long list of actions, new initiatives that were realised to promote the health and economic
vitality of Saint-Anicet, it’s difficult to choose which is the best.
I can name, the increase of the working capital to avoid future need for loans to purchase rolling stock, the reduction
of the cost of garbage and recycling collections since contracts were signed with the Town of Huntingdon, a new
organization structure to help us perform better and the intergeneration park, a project that began with the action plan of
the MADA 2017-2019. For the future, the council is working on an ecocentre project to improve our performance in waste
reduction.
A strategic plan will help guide the decisions of the council and the work of the general management by stressing
service excellence, financial health and responsible growth.
Our success in the long term is the result of thinking for the future and decisions sometimes difficult that the
municipal council had to take in the last years. Maintaining a relatively low tax rate is at the same time the result of
healthy management and of the willingness to adapt to answer constantly evolving conditions.
We cannot rest on what we did in the past,
we must evolve together!
I wish to thank the members of the council for their hard work and their continued dedication. The objective of the
council has always been the well-being of citizens, improve their quality of life and to make our Municipality one of the
best places to live.
Thank you to the present managing director, Denis Lévesque, for his leadership towards the personnel and his
support of the council for the last two years. A large part of the changes we have seen are due to his ability to transform
idea to reality. The council joins me to also thank our former managing director, Lyne Viau, who dedicated 18 years to
that position.
Congratulations and thanks to all our volunteers and our non-profits for their work and dedication, your work is
greatly appreciated. A very special thank you to all our employees, those people who feel strongly for their Municipality.
The council is pleased to have renewed a new collective agreement valid to 2025.
In closing, I wish to thank you, the citizens of Saint-Anicet, for trusting me and I hope that trust will be there in the
future. A municipality is as great as its citizens.
Mayor
COUNCILLORS OF THE LAST FOUR YEARS
Ginette Caza Heather Roger Sylvie François Johanne
District # 1 L’Heureux Carignan Tourangeau Boileau Leduc
District # 2 District # 3 District # 4 District # 5 District # 6
NEXT MUNICIPAL COUNCIL MEETINGS: NOVEMBER 15 AND DECEMBER 6 AT 7 PM
TOWN HALL AT 333 Jules Léger Avenue (limited attendance.)
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To voters registered on the municipal voting list
Are you registered on the voters list?
You should have received in the mail a notice informing you about
your registration. MUNICIPAL
ELECTION
NEW!
Voting by mail is possible for the next municipal elections. At the
last meeting, the council adopted two resolutions allowing November 7, 2021
non-residing owners as well as those 70 years or older to vote by
mail. The deadline to make a request is October 27, 2021. You can
make your request by contacting the returning officer at
450 264-2555 ext. 11.
The candidates for the various positions are as follows:
Mayor: Gino Morretti and André Picard
Councillor district 1: Ginette Caza (elected with no opposition)
Councillor district 2: Bradley Duke and Marius Trépanier
Councillor district 3: Audrey Caza and Sarah Drouin
Councillor district 4: Sylvie Tourangeau (elected with no opposition)
Councillor district 5: Guy Champagne and Anne-Marie Leblanc
Councillor district 6: Lyne Cardinal and Carole Éthier
We follow health directives.
Advanced poll at 333, Jules Léger Avenue (ID required)
Saturday, October 30, 2021 from 9:30 am to 8 pm.
Sunday, October 31, 2021 from 9:30 am to 8 pm.
Vote at the office of the returning officer at 333, Jules Léger Avenue (ID required)
Monday, November 1, 2021 from 9:30 am to 8 pm.
Vote by mail: Date and time deadline
Friday, November 5, 2021 at 4:30 pm
Voting day at 1560, Saint-Anicet Street (ID required)
Sunday, November 7, 2021 from 9:30 am to 8 pm
Swearing-in of municipal elected officials
Monday, November 15, 2021 at the council meeting
RETURNING OFFICER: ELECTION SECRETARY:
DENIS LÉVESQUE SYLVIE CAZA
335 Jules Léger Avenue 335 Jules Léger Avenue
Saint-Anicet (Quebec) J0S 1M0 Saint-Anicet (Quebec) J0S 1M0
Telephone : 450 264-2555 ext. 11 Telephone : 450 264-2555 ext. 13
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A WORD FROM THE DEPARTMENTS
Fire Department
Report August & Sept. 2021
18 Total calls
4 Fires and accidents
12 Emergency calls
( medical or trauma)
2 Various
Public works department
You can drop off your small electronics at City Hall
during business hours and you must contact the municipal garage at 450 264-4302 to dispose of your large
electronics.
Located at 4000 Neuf Road will close for the season on
Monday October 25, 2021 at noon.
Only PAPER BAGS designed for this use will be picked up. This collection
will take place until November 12, 2021. You must place your paper bags on the same day as regular
garbage pick-up according to the municipal calendar.
Attention: the garbage and recycling pick-ups for the winter will begin
the week of November 1st, 2021. Check your calendar.
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Urban Development
Preparing for winter
Parking during the winter: we remind you that from November 15 to April 15, no vehicle can be parked or
idle between midnight and 6 am on a public road or on a private road where the public is allowed to circulate
and this applies to the entire Municipality.
Snow and ice: don’t forget that it is prohibited to place snow on sidewalks, streets, public places and water
courses. Don’t forget to inform your snow removal contractor about this bylaw.
Temporary shelters: temporary shelters can now be set up and must be removed before April 2022.
Snow fences: snow fences can now be installed and must be removed before April 16, 2022. In the course of
its maintenance work, the Municipality is not responsible for any breaks or damages caused by equipment to
the snow fences.
Exterior storage of residential firewood: firewood storage is allowed in the rear and side yards on a lot with
a residential building. The wood must be properly piled up and corded. It must never be left in a jumble on
the lot, except for a continued period and for a maximum of thirty (30) days. The storage must not block out a
window, door or exit and the maximum height is 1.50 m.
Permit requests
You have construction projects for your property? Please note that specific norms are in place for the
installation or construction of a building (house, garage, shed, pool, wharf, etc.) and a permit or certificate is
required for the majority of this work. We now have information forms for certain projects available on our
web site to help you prepare your permit request: stanicet.com/en/permis. The permit request forms are also
available on the same link. The requests for permits for residential renovation, construction/renovation of a
wharf, stabilizing the shoreline, inground pool, above ground pool/ spa and agricultural renovation can be
made on line via
Voilà! stanicet.com/en/voila
Foresee completing your permit request a few weeks before the anticipated date of the beginning of the work.
The bylaw allows for a 30 day delay to issue a permit or authorization certificate when a completed request is
left at the office of the Town Hall.
Reminder concerning the evacuation of rain and underground water on properties serviced by
the sewer system.
Rain and underground water must be directed on the lot to infiltrate in the ground, towards a ditch on the lot or
in a water course. Rain and underground water must not be directed towards the sewer system.
Andrea Geary
Inspector and urban development officer
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Recreation and events
Hallowe’en is here! It’s important to remember the safety rules while this
much-anticipated trick or treat time is here:
• Ring door bells in a group or with an adult. Never trick or treat alone.
• Always remain at the entrance and never go inside the houses.
• Refuse to approach or climb aboard a vehicle without a parent’s permission.
• Look both ways before crossing the street.
• Check the candies before eating them.
• Make sure you are visible on the street by having a flashlight, a visible disguise
or reflective tape on you.
• For drivers, safety is the password, reduce your speed since there will be lots of
pedestrians on the streets.
Stay posted for events to come all year long.
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This
TOURNAMENT
is the 2nd most
IMPORTANT
CLC
event/fund raiser.
Tickets on sale for
all!
Thank you for
your support
YEAR after
YEAR for the
last 32 years.
News from the St-Anicet Optimist Club
We are gradually resuming our activities and we were somewhat active this
summer.
• Car wash/hot dogs with and for our youth
• Golf tournament
• Mini Festival with a takeout spaghetti dinner and antique car exhibition.
• Noticable presence at the 2 concerts presented by the Municipality of Saint-Anicet
(the Longueuil symphonic orchestra)
• New school year celebration at Des Jeunes Riverains School
• 12-17 year olds, youth activity - washer tournament and pizza
Our events calendar is not yet completed for 2021-2022 but a meeting of the members was
held last October 9. A special invitation was sent to them to finally be able to meet, exchange
with them and present the board of directors for the year to come including the introduction
of a new member. So as not to miss any of our activities to come, follows us on our Facebook
page or on our internet site cluboptistanicet.com
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SOME NEWS FROM YOUR HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BEGINNING OF FALL 2021
September is a month to celebrate our heritage and culture and the volunteers of the
Historical Society answered the call, first with our church and then with our young people.
Sunday, September 12, during the « Religious heritage Day », more than thirty visitors
came to hear the presentation made by Annie Legault on the history of the parish and of
our church. They then proceeded to visit the church. A big thank you to Annie and to the
volunteers who organized this event! It will surely be something to be repeated next year.
Then more activities were held in the municipality for culture days last September 24, 25 and 26. The Society
thought about children young and old, by offering a reading of the story « The Hockey Sweater » by Rock Carrier. It
was apt to present at the same time an exhibition on hockey in the municipality. Our reader Caroline Caza had a
great time telling this story with lots of historical references: the school, the church, the Eaton’s catalog, the general
store, the post office… and the Montreal Canadiens with Maurice Richard at the time when they were invicible!
Thank you to the ONF for allowing us to show the video, and the Canadiens Foundation for children with a gift of a
T-shirt as well as the Municipality of Saint-Anicet with a gift of two copies of the book. These objects were the
subject of a draw among the participants:
Winners of the two books « Le Chandail de hockey »: Alexis Côté and Xavier Chrétien.
Winner of the Montreal Canadiens T-shirt: Courtney Mullins.
Once again, thank you to all our visitors, volunteers, members and supporters!
Follow us on Facebook ( SocieteHistoriquedeSaintAnicet )!
Luc Quenneville
President, Saint-Anicet Historical Society.
Treat yourself by going to meet local producers!
More than ever now with the new loyalty program offered on
our Mangeons Local app! Developing new consumer habits has
never been as beneficial!
As soon as today, you can collect your Local Desjardins dollars by visi!ng par!cipa!ng farms. You
will then have the chance to collect up to 30 Local dollars annually which can be converted to gi&
coupons that can be exchanged in our Bou!que on line UPA!
Here’s how:
For more details about this program:
mangeonslocal.upa.qc.ca/faq
To see what is available in the bou!que:
bou!queupa.com
www.upamonteregie.ca/notre-campagne-un-milieu-de-vie-a-partager-2/
Page 10 SAINT-ANICET ECHO The associa!on held its first general mee!ng June 28, 2021 via videoconference, due to the pandemic. This mee!ng allowed us to share the steps taken up to now to to proceed with the elec!on of our board of directors. Here is our board of directors: President : Marie-Rachel Charlebois Administrator #1: Yves Dancause Vice-president : Geneviève Crète Administrator #2: Guy Chorel Treasurer : Guy Poupart Administrator #3: Robert Lamarche Secretary : Sylvie Vézina If you are owner of a property on the banks of a canal, we invite you to join* our Facebook group: : www.facebook.com/groups/2714050458861024/ *Don’t forget to answer the two ques!ons to register. You can easily find and consult all documents rela!ng to the associa!on (general bylaws, minutes of the annual general mee!ng, registra!on form, etc.) Why a non-profit associa'on? Because our canals are not under the responsibility of the municipality. To ensure a mutual management of the problem To ensure equity between all canals and riverside owners To elaborate an ac!on plan in the medium and long term For INDEPENDENT CITIZEN REPRESENTATION TO MAKE THINGS HAPPEN! Why become a member and/or a suppor'ng member ? To financially support the organiza!on and its volunteers in their ac!ons To make your opinion known and your right to vote (1 member per property - suppor!ng members do not have a vo!ng right) To improve the quality of life of riperians and all seasonal visitors. To fully enjoy our canals for a long !me To add life to our environment TO MAKE THE FILE MOVE FORWARD! If you are a riperian owner, that the health of the canals worries you, that you understand the amount of management and bureaucracy behind the steps that must be taken to make the file move forward, that you wish to support the ci!zen ini!a!ve and the volunteers who are aMemp!ng to move things forward ….BECOME A MEMBER! The cost of becoming a vo!ng member is $25 ( 1 vote per residence/lot) and $20 for suppor!ng member. (everyone concerned with this issue can become a suppor!ng member). How to become a member ? Fill out the registra!on form available on our Facebook group or send your request by e-mail at: associa'oncanaux@gmail.com. Membership fees can be paid by: Cash, cheque (to the order of L’Associa!on des canaux de St-Anicet) or by transfer: Interac : associa'oncanaux@gmail.com Ques'on : Why Réponse : Canal Please state your name in the space reserved for comments for the transfer THREE CANALS ARE STILL WITHOUT REPRESENTATIVES We are s!ll looking for representa!ves for canals of the 10th, 18th and 78th. If you wish to represent your canal, contact the associa!on. A pleasure to have you join us. Thank you for being informed, to ques!on and to join to find viable solu!ons. Together we will succeed !
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MUNICIPAL TAXES Last payment was due October 15, 2021.
CLOTHING DONATION Together with the secondhand store of Huntingdon, boxes have been set up
BOXES in the parking lot of the Proxi Extra La Maisonnette and in the rear parking
lot of the Town Hall on de la Fabrique Avenue.
MOVEMBER November 19, 2021, prostate cancer day.
STOP GAP DAYCARE The stop gap daycare of Une Affaire de Famille is open Monday to
Thursday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm and Fridays from 8:30 am to noon.
You must contact Amélie or Francine at 450 264-4133.
MASS SCHEDULE Christmas and New Year:
Saint-Anicet, Dec. 24, 2021 at 7 pm
Sainte-Barbe, Dec. 24, 2021 at 9:30 pm
Sainte-Barbe, January 1, 2022 at 9:30 am.
CATECHISM You can register by phoning the Saint-Laurent Parish office Monday to
Thursday from 8 am to 1: 00 pm at 450 264-2059.
12 action days against violence to women from November 25 to December
ACTION DAY TO FIGHT 6, 2021.
VIOLENCE TO WOMEN
STANDARD TIME November 7, 2021 marks the end of Daylight Saving Time. Take advantage
of this time to check your smoke detectors and change the batteries.
All chimneys connected to a heat source must be swept at least once a year
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and paid for by the owner. Don’t forget to get a carbon monoxyde detector if
Appels
you have combustion heat source (fireplace, auetc.).
furnace, total
8 feux et accidents,
15 appels d’urgence
(médicale ou traumatique.)
et 1 diversTHE ACTIVITIES ARE BACK
BRIDGE
Contact: Ghislaine Cardin Wednesday 1 pm to 4:30 pm
Téléphone: 450 264-3400 333 Jules Léger Avenue
CARDIO 60 +
Mon. And Wed., 9 am to 10 am
Contact: Micheline Larocque 1560 Saint-Anicet Street
Téléphone: 450 264-8246
CARDIO STEP
Contact: Renée Guernon Monday 5 pm to 6 pm
Telephone: 450 802-8098 1560 Saint-Anicet St.
CROSSFIT
Contact: Renée Guernon Thursday 5 pm to 6 pm
Telephone: 450 802-8098 1560 Saint-Anicet St.
DANCE
Contact: Lise Guinard Tuesday 1 pm to 3 pm
Telephone: 450 264-4948 333 Jules Léger Avenue
Courriel: liliguiliisback@outlook.com
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Saint-Anicet Tuesday : 9 m (333 Jules Léger Avenue)
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield Friday 12:30 pm + new schedule to determine
Contact : Carolle Caza Telephone: 450 264-6064 or 514 973-6064
KARATÉ Mon. And Wed. 6:30 pm to 9 pm
Contact: Liette Legault 1560 Saint-Anicet Street
Téléphone: 450 567-0336
PAINTING
Contact: Line Desrochers Tuesday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm
Telephone: 450 225-1031 1560 Saint-Anicet Street
BEAN BAGS
Contact: Nicole Martel Monday noon to 4:30 pm
Telephone: 450 264-9796 1560 Saint-Anicet Street
YOGA Thursday 9:15 am to 10:15 am
Contact: Andrée Lafontaine and 4:15 pm to 5:15 pm
Telephone: 450 264-5500 333 Jules Léger Avenue
NEW
GYMNASTICS -YOGA PARENT-CHILD Sport trail course
Wednesday from 10:30 am to 11:20 am
Children 3 to 5 accompanied by a parent For all 333 Jules Léger Avenue
Contact: Annie-Effijie Brault Wednesday 9:30 am to 10:10 am Contact: Annie-Effijie Brault
Telephone: 514 268-7801 333 Jules Léger Avenue Telephone: 514 268-7801
E-mail: effijie@hotmail. com E-mail: effijie@hotmail. com
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