THE NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2025, AT 7 P.M. AT CENTRE LAC-BROME. | The Newly Elected Officials Have Been Officially Proclaimed and Sworn In! | The members of the new Brome Lake Town Council were officially sworn in on November 10, during a ceremony held at the Centre Lac-Brome in the presence of their loved ones. Elected on November 2, they are now beginning their four-year term. The council, in order as they appear in the photo, consists of: Councillors Pierre Laplante, Robert Laflamme and Lisa Payne, Mayor Lee Patterson, and Councillors Claude Rajotte, Steven Beerwort and Patrick Ouvrard. The Town would like to congratulate the elected officials and wishes them a mandate filled with promising projects for the entire population. | The Budget Forecasts Presented in January Due to the municipal elections held this fall, the adoption of the 2026 budget may be exceptionally postponed until January. This measure, provided for by the Loi sur les cités et villes, allows the new municipal council to fully participate in developing the budget from the start of its mandate. If the budget is adopted in January, the mailing of tax bills may be slightly delayed. | | One Last Meeting Scheduled for December! The last regular Council meeting for the year 2025 will be held on Monday, December 1, at Centre Lac-Brome. The agenda for this meeting will be available in the days leading up to the meeting. To view the agenda | | A New Architectural Guide for Brome Lake | The Town is acquiring a new tool to protect and showcase its built heritage: an architectural guide. Intended for property owners, this guide offers simple and practical guidelines for renovation or construction projects, with a view to preserving the unique character of Brome Lake. Want to learn more? ⏰ 6:30 p.m.
📅 December 4, 2025
📍Centre Lac-Brome The first hour will be devoted to presenting the new guide. There will also be a 30-minute question and answer period. Please register in advance. I'm participating! | | A Message from Bondville-Fulford Councillor Claude Rajotte | First of all, thank you for your trust. To start my term on the right foot and to follow up on your requests, I’m organizing a community meeting for the residents of the Fulford sector to discuss your expectations, concerns, and issues. This meeting will take place on Thursday, November 20, at 7:00 p.m. at Davis Hall, 62 Davis Road. | | Our new mayor, Lee Patterson, will also be present. Please note that another meeting will be organized for residents of the Bondville area in January. During the election campaign, when I knocked on almost every door in the district, I had the pleasure of meeting many of you, which allowed me to learn a great deal. The same was true during the candidates’ meeting at Davis Hall. However, several of you were not home during my visits, and some may only know me through the flyer I left behind. This meeting will therefore be a great opportunity to connect and exchange with all Fulford residents who attend. Thank you, and I look forward to seeing many of you there! | Are You Interested in Getting Involved With the CCU? The Town of Brome Lake is looking for a candidate to fill a seat on its Urban Planning Advisory Committee (CCU). If you want to get involved in the development of your community, this is a unique opportunity to contribute to the land use planning of Brome Lake. Seat No. 8 – Member of the agricultural community | | This unpaid position is open primarily to members of the agricultural community, but any citizen with an interest in land use planning and development is eligible. This is a two-year term. Interested individuals must submit a short letter explaining their motivations and their resume (CV) no later than December 1, 2025, by email to: greffe@lacbrome.ca. | Parents Also Contribute to Young People’s Educational Success! | Parents hold valuable information that can help their children identify and clarify their interests, talents, and professional values. By reminding them of school or extracurricular projects they have completed and highlighting their strengths, we play a crucial role in their guidance. Supporting them and maintaining open communication are essential for their development and fulfillment. Let’s help them see it through! | It’s Never Too Late To Learn! Are you 50 or older and would like to broaden your general knowledge? The local branch of the UTA offers a variety of courses open to everyone (in French). No prerequisites, no exams—just the joy of learning together! You can register online starting at 10 a.m. on December 17 by clicking here. | | Talks are also part of the winter program (in French) No advance registration is required; an admission fee of $10 applies. To view the full program | | | The annual Santa Claus Parade Windmill Plastics Details | | | | Inauguration of the Fairy Trail and the Magic Lantern Garden Coldbrook Park and Path
Details | | | | Midnight Madness - Brome Lake Christmas Market Coldbrook Park
Details | | | New Consignaction Return Locations in Brome-Missisquoi | It’s now easier than ever to bring back your refundable beverage containers! Following Bromont, new Consignaction return locations have opened in Cowansville and Farnham. 📍Cowansville: 135 Sherbrooke Street, Suite 101
📍Farnham: 201 Principale Street East, Suite 102 As a reminder, in addition to soft drink bottles, plastic ready-to-drink beverage containers ranging from 100 ml to 2 L are now returnable. For full details, click here. | Mark your calendars! Year after year, Midnight Madness invites visitors to discover a wide array of local merchants and products from Brome Lake and the surrounding area, all in a festive and welcoming atmosphere. Stroll through the Magic Lantern Garden and the Fairy Trail, then let yourself be carried away by the warm ambiance of the village core as it transforms into a charming Christmas market. | Exciting news! Discover Passage, an internationally acclaimed immersive installation by Serge Maheu, produced by MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE and powered by Creos. The artwork will be unveiled during Midnight Madness! | | Experience the magic of Midnight Madness
Saturday, December 13, from 5 p.m. to midnight
Location: Downtown Brome Lake
Free admission!
Find all the details at tourismelacbrome.com
| New Volunteer Portal Volunteer involvement plays a key role in the well-being and vitality of our community. The Town of Brome Lake is proud to announce the launch of a new web page entirely dedicated to volunteering. This portal allows local organizations to post their volunteer needs and helps residents easily find opportunities to get involved. Visit lacbrome.ca/en/volunteering | | | | |
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