Works Info

Breaking news from McGill University 

For safety reasons, Pins Street between Chemin Sainte-Marie and Poultry Cottages Street will be completely closed to traffic for an indefinite period from 10 a.m. on May 30, 2025. This closure is being implemented by McGill University due to the destabilization of the embankment south of Highway 40.

Local traffic for residents of rue Euclide-Lavigne will be permitted during the closure.

Thank you for your understanding.

Repair work on rue Saint-Jean-Baptiste between rue Sainte-Anne and rue du Collège 

From June 09 to August 29, 2025

Repairs to rue Saint-Jean-Baptiste will begin on June 9 and continue until August 29, 2025. The work includes replacing the aqueduct and sanitary sewer, adding a storm sewer and resurfacing the street.

Exploratory trenching will be carried out in certain areas before work begins.

Impediments and traffic management

Rehabilitation work will be carried out in phases to minimize disruption to traffic and reduce the impact on street users. Detour routes, different for each phase, will be marked by temporary signage.

• Phase 1: Between rue Sainte-Anne and rue Saint-Thomas

From June 9 to 16, 2025

• Phase 2: Between rue Saint-Thomas and rue Saint-Antoine

June 16 to July 3, 2025

• Phase 3: Between rue Saint-Antoine and rue du Collège

July 4 to August 5, 2025

Work dates may be postponed, extended or modified due to adverse weather conditions or operational constraints.

Videos 

The contractor has commissioned a firm to film the exterior and interior of the houses before work begins. This video will serve as a model for the redesign of driveways and curbs. 

Drinking water

• During the work, a temporary drinking water supply network will be installed above ground by the firm Service Eau Norme S.E.N. Inc.
• Pipes will be placed in the front or back yard of your home and will be connected with a flexible hose to the outside water tap
• A detailed notice will be given by the firm with instructions and instructions to follow.

Important: you must check the water inlet valve on your property; this valve must be closed during the work.

Parking

• Street parking will be prohibited during the work period;
• A temporary parking permit will be issued by the Town to affected residents to park their cars in the public parking lot;
• To obtain a temporary permit, residents must go to the Town Hall reception desk with proof of residency.

Garbage, recycling and organic waste collection

• Please put out your bins as usual, according to the collection schedule;
• The contractor will take them to the nearest intersection and return them at the end of the collection;
• Be sure to identify your bins with your address.

Mail and post office

Temporary mailboxes have been set up in Parc Harpell (opposite the library);

Residents will receive a letter from Canada Post with instructions on how to obtain a key.

Buses and shuttles

The STM and the school boards have been informed of the work. You must contact them for any changes to routes and timetables.

View the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Street repairs presentation

If you have any questions or concerns, please be sure to contact City Hall or the GENIPUR site supervisor, and not the workers directly.

This will ensure that all your questions are answered correctly, and avoid any misinformation or miscommunication.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Pavillon Lalonde: a window on the water, a place to gather

A brand-new pavilion is coming to Lalonde Park in summer 2025! With redesigned access to the

water for the benefit of residents and modern multifunctional facilities, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue will offer a relaxing and refreshing place to reconnect with Lac Saint-Louis. Sainte-Anne is changing, and getting more beautiful!

The pavilion will be used to organize local and tourist activities. This project is also part of an initiative to give residents back access to the water, and is part of the project to stabilize the banks of Kelso Park and the adjacent promenade.

View the presentation unveiled to residents at an information session held on Thursday, November 28, 2024, at the Harpell Centre.

Stabilizing the banks of Kelso Park and the adjacent promenade

The city is embarking on a project to stabilize the banks of Kelso Park and the adjacent Promenade, whose retaining walls have been severely damaged by the effects of climatic hazards over the past decade. The project, valued at just over $13.4 million, will enable municipal infrastructures to be adapted to the impacts of climate change.

The project benefits from a $9,628,578 grant from the Quebec government, awarded under the Programme de résilience et d'adaptation face aux inondations (PRAFI) of the Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l'Habitation. This assistance will enable the city to cover most of the cost of the work.

Stabilization work will include the repair of retaining walls and related works, as well as site development and bank revegetation. Work is scheduled to start in fall 2024 and continue until early spring 2025.

The City is committed to carrying out the rehabilitation work while minimizing the impact on residents, businesses and users. That said, it is important to note that:

• The project will start on September 30, 2024, and run for 20 working weeks.
• Work will take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• The work will require the closure of Parc Kelso, Place des Eaux-Vives, Rue Lalonde and Parc Lalonde, as well as the promenade between Place des Eaux-Vives and the Rue Lalonde parking lot.
• Parking will be prohibited on rue Sainte-Anne and in certain areas near the work site from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., but will be permitted on weekdays from 7 p.m. and all day on weekends, unless otherwise indicated.
• Due to the nature of the work, noise pollution is to be expected, and mitigation measures will be put in place to minimize inconvenience.

For the safety of all residents and workers, please respect the signage in place.
Thank you for your cooperation.