NEWS MORE ACCESSIBLE COUNCIL MEETINGS
ANDRÉ LALONDE, A CITIZEN WHO SERVED HIS COMMUNITY
To encourage inclusion and accessibility, the City has added closed captioning to online and offline broadcasts of Council meetings. Click the CC icon at the bottom of the screen to view the closed captioning, once the broadcast has started.
On April 3, Mr. André Lalonde was awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Seniors Medal during a ceremony recognizing the involvement of Québec citizens in their community.
Also, an audio system now lets people with hearing aids follow the proceedings better in the council chamber. Simply ask for it when you arrive for the meeting.
Mr. Lalonde was born in Pointe-Claire and has been working with Pointe-Claire seniors for some 20 years, especially in the context of Canadian Legion activities and at the Senior Centre. Warmest congratulations and sincere thanks for his important contributions to our community!
PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS Over the next few weeks and months, everyone will be invited to participate in public consultations on projects such as land use options related to infrastructure work in Pointe-Claire village; the master plan for parks and green spaces, strategic planning, and future Planning Program. Register on the City’s public consultation platform, Pointe-Claire, its who we are, to participate and follow us on the City’s Facebook page for details on the dates and formats of these consultations!
FROM A CAMPAIGN TO A BENCH With a view to making the municipal electoral campaign greener, last Fall, the City of Pointe-Claire recovered the candidates’ placards to recycle them and transform them. As a result, a new public bench made from recycled material will be installed and benefit the whole community. A plaque will be affixed on the bench to identify it.
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