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We realize that this is a very difficult time for everyone, and we are determined to support each and every one of you. As a community, we will unite to overcome the situation.

The storm has passed, leaving behind a record of over 170 mm of rain. Our team has been working diligently since Friday to evaluate and mitigate the damage across the city. We are looking at different ways to help residents affected by this violent downpour.
 

Insurance Companies

As we continue our efforts, we encourage you to contact your insurance company as soon as possible to evaluate the damage and determine possible solutions. If you don't have insurance, we invite you to contact cleaning companies who can guide you through the process.

Special bulky waste collections 

Due to the exceptionally high demand and the large number of damaged goods, the collection company will be able to make only one collection per residence, either today, August 14, or on Friday, August 16.

We are actively seeking solutions to satisfy all residents and process their requests as quickly as possible. We thank you for your patience and understanding during this difficult period.

Special Collections

Emotional and psychological support

People affected by flooding may experience unusual physical and behavioral reactions. Pay attention to your reactions and those of your loved ones. Don't hesitate to ask for help from Info-Social, by dialing 811, option 2.

Emergency Quebec

Closure of bike path between Chemin des Pins and Anciens-Combattants interchange ramp

The bike path between Chemin des Pins and the Anciens-Combattants interchange ramp is completely closed due to a landslide caused by heavy rain on Friday, August 9, 2024.

Bike Path

Financial assistance in the event of flooding
or other disaster

Have you been affected by the heavy rains following Tropical Storm Debby? You could benefit from the General Disaster Financial Assistance Program.

Quebec Disaster Assistance

Closing of the Peter-Williamson chalet

 

The Peter-Williamson chalet was damaged by this weekend's storm. Our team is currently working on its refurbishment to welcome back our residents.

In the meantime, the chalet will be closed indefinitely. This means that :

  • All activities until the end of August will be moved to the Harpell center.
  • No room rentals will be available.
  • The access card will not be operational.

 

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