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Outdoors This Winter! À VIVRE LAVALMunicipal news bulletin – Winter 2017-2018 OUTDOORS THIS WINTER! Slip into your skates Pages 18 & 31 New City 2017 in Snow clearance Council 4 pictures 6 from A to Z 16 The Municipal Agenda Open or closed Laval en blanc School break week during the holidays? January 26-28 at Berge des Baigneurs March 3-11 (page 31) The schedule of municipal services (page 18) during the holidays (administrative Relevé 24 (day camps) offices, 311 telephone services and Objectif Zénith The Relevé 24 tax slips issued by neighbourhood police stations) Deadline for buying your tickets Ville de Laval will be mailed may be found on the City’s website. for the drawing from participating at the end of February. organizations: February 1 Organic waste collection Change the time and change Frequency in winter: once every two Campgouru smoke alarm batteries weeks. The complete schedule may be Summer camp for children with Sunday, March 11 found online at environnement.laval.ca. intellectual or motor disabilities Registration: February 7 First payment of municipal taxes (page10) laval.ca laval.ca ©Sophie Poliquin 2 Vivre à Laval — Winter 2017-2018 INDEX WS Municipal News section ...................................... 3 E Direct from City Hall .......................................... 4 N 2017 in Pictures ................................................... 6 Economic Development ................................... 9 AL Laval in Action ........................................................ 10 P Green Scene ............................................................. 12 A Safe Environment ............................................ 14 Snow Clearance ..................................................... 16 NICI The Mayor’s Message Outdoors this Winter .......................................... 18 Animal Management .......................................... 20 MU Dear Residents: Cultural and Leisure section .......................... 21 I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to you for your vote of confidence to keep me and my team at Libraries ...................................................................... 22 the helm of Borough Hall: Our re-election—with such Maison des arts ..................................................... 24 a large majority—is the victory of an entire team, who had redoubled its efforts over the past four years so Cultural Calendar ................................................. 26 that Laval could continue progressing and reflecting The Outdoors ........................................................... 28 its residents’ ambitions. Sports and Recreational Activities .......... 30 And now, with the municipal elections over, you are Social Development ............................................ 33 asking us to continue our work and our presence Keep this issue of in the field—and we will be enthusiastically doing Vivre à Laval so. In addition, as you know, we have always shown until April 1, 2018. transparency—for example, by increasing the number of public consultations and creating the Bureau d’intégrité et d’éthique de Laval. Restoring the Laval Administration’s integrity and credibility has been at the heart of all our actions and we will be continuing on in this direction. We also have ambitious objectives for the development CHRISTMAS TREES of Laval which, like all major cities, must build a dynamic downtown area, while preserving the soul of its districts. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Over the next four years, we will be taking your concerns into consideration with as much attention as ever, whether in relation to sustainable development, safety and road maintenance, social housing, environment JANUARY 3-23 protection, leisure activities and municipal services. SAME DAY AS We will keep on going in this direction as we embark THE RECYCLING COLLECTION on this second term of office. In closing, I am as proud as ever to present you the most recent edition of Vivre à Laval. Once again, your municipal bulletin has a wealth of very pertinent topics for you to discover. As you turn the pages of this issue, COVER PAGE read carefully and enjoy! Playing outdoors and skating are Laval residents’ favourite winter activities! Big thanks to Vincent Martinelli, of the City’s Service de Marc Demers la culture, des loisirs, du sport et du développement social, who agreed to be our skater at Jany Tremblay’s expertly managed photo session. www.facebook.com/MarcDemersMairedeLaval dehors.laval.ca ©Jany Tremblay ©Jany Vivre à Laval — Municipal News 3 DIRECT FROM CITY HALL Your New City Council ©Martin Alarie Mayor Demers surrounded by Ville de Laval’s new City Council On November 11, Ville de Laval held the official swearing-in ceremony for the Mayor and the 21 City Councillors, in the Council Room at City Hall. It was in the presence of Mtre Chantal Sainte-Marie, Returning Officer and City Clerk, that the newly elected officials as well as the Mayor and the re-elected Councillors were sworn in, one after the other: “I am proudly saluting the new City Council, made up of talented, committed individuals who truly care about Laval residents’ concerns,” stated Mayor Marc Demers. “Our residents clearly asked me and my team to continue the work we began four years ago. We are therefore enthusiastically embarking on this second term of office without delay, while imposing an obligation on ourselves to produce results.” The Mayor appointed David De Cotis Vice-Chairman of the Executive Committee. The other members of this committee are Stéphane Boyer, Sandra Desmeules and Virginie Dufour. The Mayor also appointed Christiane Yoakim City Council Chairperson, once again, for this new term of office. Residents are invited to attend City Council meetings, which are held publicly at City Hall, according to a schedule that is set at the beginning of every year. It is during these meetings, which take place once a month, that City Council reaches decisions, in the form of resolutions or bylaws. Residents may consult the decisions and guidelines established by Council and ask questions at these meetings, during the question period. Your city council Marc Demers David De Cotis Stéphane Boyer Mayor Executive Committee Executive Vice-Chairman and Committee Member Acting Mayor Mayor of Laval District 9 / Saint-Bruno District 4 / Duvernay–Pont-Viau Sandra Desmeules Virginie Dufour Executive Executive Committee Member Committee Member District 6 / Concorde–Bois-de-Boulogne District 21 / Sainte-Rose 4 Vivre à Laval — Winter 2017-2018 Éric Morasse Paolo Galati Christiane Yoakim District 1 / Saint-François District 2 / Saint-Vincent-de-Paul District 3 / Val-des-Arbres Daniel Hébert Aram Elagoz Michel Poissant District 5 / Marigot District 7 / Renaud District 8 / Vimont Jocelyne Isabelle Tassoni Sandra El-Helou Frédéric-Gauthier District 10 / Auteuil District 11 / Laval-des-Rapides District 12 / Souvenir-Labelle Vasilios Karidogiannis Aglaia Revelakis Aline Dib District 13 / L’Abord-à-Plouffe District 14 / Chomedey District 15 / Saint-Martin Ray Khalil Nicholas Borne Yannick Langlois District 16 / Sainte-Dorothée District 17 / Laval-les-Îles District 18 / L’Orée-des-Bois Gilbert Dumas Claude Larochelle The City Council meetings are webcast. View them live online, or replay District 19 / Marc-Aurèle-Fortin District 20 / Fabreville them, at laval.ca, under Municipal Administration. Vivre à Laval — Municipal News 5 2017 IN PICTURES Laval in Pictures December is the time to look back and take stock of the past year. The Vivre à Laval team presents you, in pictures, a few highlights of what happened in your city in 2017—some are big achievements, others are much smaller-scale actions, but all of them are inspiring and are helping to build a city that is “urban in nature”, in keeping with the strategic vision for 2035. ©Clair obscur ©Sophie Poliquin Renewed Infrastructures for One and All A Big Event Not to Be Missed The reopening of Aréna Martin-St-Louis, the inauguration of La Grande Fête des pompiers—the firefighters’ grand two new splash pads, improvements to many neighbourhood festivities—was a tremendous success in 2017. Some parks and the announcement of the construction of two 50,000 people turned out for this large-scale weekend new community centres—so many places that give Laval event that gives firefighters and safety practitioners a residents of all ages a chance to live life to the full in chance to carry out their main responsibility—to prevent their city. fires—within a cheerful, festive atmosphere. ©Martin Alarie ©Sophie Poliquin Support Enlisted for the Flood Victims Geared Toward a Cultural Revival Hundreds of Laval residents’ homes were damaged due to the Over 200 people took part in the brainstorming workshops of unprecedented flooding last spring. Emergency measures the Sommet de la culture—residents, cultural organizations, volunteers and those from community organizations as well artists and cultural workers. Five projects were created to as firefighters and police officers, in addition to employees help Laval become a major cultural leader on the national in public works and other municipal departments, all scene. rallied round to support the flood victims. Entrepreneurship: A Priority for Laval For the past two years, Laval has been organizing OSE Laval, an event rallying the entrepreneurial community together and attracting over 400 people. The Défi OSEntreprendre contest, held within the scope of this event, showcases the entrepreneurs of tomorrow throughout Québec. On the strength of such success, Laval is in the process
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