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The Village of Senneville wishes to inform residents that, due to Hydro-Québec work scheduled for today, Town Hall is currently without power. As a result, administrative services are temporarily limited for the day. We are aware that this situation may cause some inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. Please be assured that the administrative…

The Village of Senneville wishes to inform its residents that we are not subject to the drinking water use restrictions requested by the City of Montréal. We would also like to confirm that the quality of our water remains excellent. However, this situation serves as a reminder of the importance of complying with the existing…

The registration period for the Residential Garden Contest will take place from June 21,2026 to August 21,2026. A prize will be awarded through a random draw among all registered residents.  This annual initiative allows the municipality to highlight its most attractive features during the summer season. The contest recognizes residents who enhance the appearance of their…

 Lyme Disease Risk Increasing with the Return of Warm Weather In May, Montréal’s Regional Public Health Department released a report noting that with the return of warm weather and greenery comes the return of ticks, leading to an increased risk of exposure to Lyme disease, which is now present across the entire island of Montréal.…

It’s finally here! The highly anticipated 2026 Summer Recreation Guide is now available. Unfortunately, its publication was delayed, but we hope that all the new features and activities included this year will make it worth the wait!  Inside, you will find all the relevant information regarding aquatic activities, pickleball, tennis, the pool, as well as the various activities and special events planned…

The Village of Senneville wishes to inform its residents about light pollution, which is the excessive use of artificial nighttime lighting that alters the natural environmental cycles. It can affect ecosystems and certain animal species, particularly on migratory birds.  Effects on Birds  Nocturnal migratory birds can be disturbed by intense or upward-directed lighting. Observed effects…

Please note that the City of Montréal is changing the summer opening hours of its ecocentres and discontinuing the mobile collection service for household hazardous waste (HHW). Summer hours are Tuesday to Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Have you done some cleaning and now have HHW to dispose of? Remember to bring your…

The Village of Senneville is offering free compost to its residents starting on May 12 2026.  The compost is available at  53 Senneville Road near Sunset Avenue. Bring your shovels and containers and load the compost on your own.  Quantities are limited and will be distributed on a “first-come, first-served” basis.