COVID-19 update: No new measure to announce

No new measure has been announced by the Gouvernement du Québec, nor by the Ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.

The red zone and the measures in place are maintained as they are until November 23, unless otherwise specified.

See all the measures in place at the City

Overnight parking in winter

From December 1 to March 31, overnight parking on public roads is prohibited, unless otherwise specified. To find out if the ban is lifted for the night, consult the Info-Snow section of the website or call 514-457-1001, as of 4 p.m., daily.

The decision whether or not to lift the ban depends on weather conditions and on snow, ice or other operations planned by the Public Works Department.

It is the responsibility of all vehicle owners to consult daily updates before parking their car on the street for the night. If the ban is not clearly lifted, the current regulation (no. 769) is applied and violators risk the fines provided for in the regulation.

Read more details

Winter schedule for organic waste collection

Starting Wednesday, December 2, 2020, organic waste will be collected every two weeks until the end of March 2021.

Here are the collection dates for the winter  2020-2021:

December 2, 16 and 30;
January 13 and 27;
February 10 and 24;
March 10 and 24.

Read more on organic waste collection

Street snow removal and waste bins

In anticipation of heavy snowfall, make sure you place your garbage, recycling and organic waste bins at a minimum distance of 3 feet (1 m) inside your property in order to facilitate street snow removal operations and prevent your bins are damaged by snow removal trucks.

Also note that:

• The cover must be closed.
• The bin must be in the entrance and not on the sidewalk or in the street.
• The handles and wheels of the bin should face the home. 

Read more on waste collections

Outdoor skating rinks

The City of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is happy to announce that directives from the Direction générale de la santé publique du Québec allow us to open the outdoor rinks this winter.

The rinks in Parc Aumais and Parc Harpell will therefore be open as soon as the weather permits.

It will be possible to skate while respecting a physical distance of two meters between people or family bubbles.

In the red zone, organized activities are prohibited. The practice of hockey will have to be done alone or in pairs. The park chalets will be accessible only for the washrooms.

Access to the skates room will only be allowed when the city is back in the orange zone. Compliance with health instructions (masks, physical distancing, etc.) will have to be applied.

Learn more about the skating rinks

Is your roof safe?

Did you know that a municipal by-law (Article 3.2 of by-law 534) stipulates that a building with a roof sloping towards a street or any building whose roof represents a risk of snow or ice falling towards the street must be equipped with a snow guard, or any other device to prevent the fall of snow or ice?

For more information, contact the Permits and Inspections Department at 514-457-1400. 

Read by-law no.534

Temporary winter shelters

The installation of temporary winter shelters is permitted from October 15, until April 15 inclusively.

For additional information, please contact the Permits and Inspections Department at 514-457-1400.

Remembrance Day: Do you have your Poppy?

Every year, from the last Friday of October to November 11, tens of millions of Canadians wear a Poppy as a visual pledge to honour Canada’s Veterans and remember those who sacrificed for the freedoms we enjoy today.

Donations collected during the Poppy Campaign help support Veterans and their families within the community. Learn more about how your donations help Veterans.

Where to get a Poppy?

Roadblock Fundraising

Over the weekend of November 14th and 15th volunteers will come together on the Boulevard des Anciens-Combattants, in front of the Fire Station, to collect your voluntary donations which will be handed over to the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue parish Food Bank to support them through the year.

In this particularly difficult year for many, please give generously!

Information: 514 820-7174

Winter tires and winter driving

Even though winter tires are not mandatory before December 1st, don't wait until last minute, it can arrive well before time!

Also remember to adapt your driving to weather and road conditions.

Learn more

Flu vaccination 

Every year, complications from seasonal flu cause a lot of hospitalization among the population at risk. This infection is caused by the influenza virus and a simple vaccination can provide the protection needed to resist it.

Where to get the vaccine? Make an appointment with the CIUSSS services via the CLIC SANTÉ platform or contact your pharmacy.

Learn more

Online requests

All comments, questions, requests and complaints must go through our Online Requests system.

This ensures that your request is sent directly to the relevant department and allows you to track the status of your request online.

Make an online request