Côte Saint-Luc, May 13, 2025 – The City of Côte Saint-Luc is inviting residents aged 50 and older to take part in its Age-Friendly City survey. This important initiative is part of Côte Saint-Luc’s commitment to become a more inclusive, supportive, and accessible place to live for older adults.
Le sondage est disponible en ligne en français et en anglais. Des copies papier peuvent également être récupérées à la bibliothèque publique de Côte Saint-Luc (5851, boulevard Cavendish) ou au Centre communautaire et aquatique de Côte Saint-Luc (5794, avenue Parkhaven).
In 2024, the City received a grant from the Government of Quebec to develop an Age-Friendly Municipal Policy and Action Plan under the MADA program (Municipalités amies des aînés). The survey is a key step in that process, helping the City identify what is working well and what could be improved.
The questionnaire asks residents to evaluate various aspects of daily life, including housing, transportation, public spaces, health and social services, safety, and communication. It also includes open-ended questions to collect suggestions for improvements.
QUOTATIONS
“The City of Côte Saint-Luc is committed to doing everything we can to support our seniors in leading active, healthy lives—not only for their personal well-being, but because their continued engagement enriches the vitality of our entire community.” — Mayor Mitchell Brownstein
“We’re asking residents aged 50 and over to take just a few minutes to complete the survey. The answers will help us understand what supports healthy aging in our community and where we need to do better. Every voice counts.” — Councillor Sidney Benizri
“This initiative is about creating a city that works for everyone, regardless of age. The insights we gather will guide decisions on everything from accessibility and mobility to programming and safety. I encourage all eligible residents to share their views.” — Councillor Dida Berku