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Due to the expected ice storm on Wednesday, March 11, all curbside collections scheduled for that day are postponed for safety reasons. Collections originally planned for Wednesday will take place on Thursday, March 12, before the regular Thursday routes begin. This one‑day delay will continue for the rest of the…

Côte Saint Luc City Council adopted the Senior Policy and Action Plan 2026 to 2029 at its meeting of February 16, 2026, which will create clear priorities that will be tracked and acted upon. The policy is available at Policies and Actions Plans page of the City website at cotesaintluc.org/en/municipal-documents/policies/….

Environment Canada has issued a freezing rain warning for our area from Wednesday, March 11 to Thursday, March 12, 2026. Ice accumulation of 20–30 mm is possible over up to 24 hours, creating hazardous conditions on roads, sidewalks, and trees. Getting Around Avoid non-essential travel. If you must go out,…

Due to a technical problem, the livestream for the City Council Meeting of Monday, February 16, 2026, will not be avilable. A video recording of the meeting will be available later this week.

Mayor David Tordjman has announced the updated distribution of council portfolios for the current mandate of the City Council of Côte Saint-Luc. Under the City’s governance model, each councillor assumes responsibility for specific thematic portfolios in addition to serving their district. This approach strengthens oversight, supports collaboration with staff, and…

Hydro-Québec crews will be working on Tuesday, February 3, between approximately 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., on many streets in Côte Saint-Luc. To allow crews to safely position their vehicles and equipment, residents are asked to avoid parking on affected streets on Tuesday. If you are able to park in…

Residents of 7910 Côte Saint-Luc Road are advised that, due to an ongoing electrical issue affecting the building, temporary hotel accommodation has been authorized. Although power has been partially restored, full electrical restoration is expected to take up to 72 hours. To ensure resident safety and comfort during this period,…

As you may have heard, the multi-day power outage that started on Saturday, January 24 was caused by the failure of one of the four large transformers at the Hydro-Québec sub-station. Hydro-Québec added 13 generators to increase the electrical capacity. A new transformer to replace the failed one has now…

Hydro-Québec says there will be a planned power outage starting on Friday, January 30 from 9:15am to 3pm affecting homes on Castlewood, Greenwood, Holland, Parkhaven, Smart, Spring, and Wavell. https://infopannes.solutions.hydroquebec.com/info-pannes/pannes/avis-interruption-planifiee

Hydro-Québec has informed the City that they are scheduling planned power outages over the coming days as part of their ongoing work. At this time, these planned outages are not all appearing on Hydro-Québec’s planned outages webpage. Therefore, the most reliable way to learn about a planned outage is by…