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Discover your sports centre during the upcoming open days!

The MRC des Pays-d’en-Haut invites its community to discover the new Pays-d’en-Haut Sports Centre with open days which will take place on Saturday August 20 and Sunday August 21, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

The MRC team will be happy to welcome you and guide you through a “discovery circuit” that will take you through the Bassins Desjardins section, to the arena, via the colourful aquatic area universal locker room and the players’ rooms on the arena side, without missing the breathtaking views of Mount Olympia!

Whether you are alone or with your family, it will be a great pleasure to meet you and introduce you to this magnificent sports complex.

The sports centre is located at 252, boul. Sainte-Adele in Sainte-Adele.

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As part of the CONFÉRENCES AUX 16 ÎLES Le CIEL and ARTS ET CULTURE de Lac-des-Seize-Îles present:

CONFERENCE-DEMONSTRATION
HUNTING TECHNIQUES in Prehistory (in French)

By the ARCHEOLOGIST MARTIN LOMINY

Église Lac-Des-Seize-Îles

Free admission. Places are limited so reserve yours at (450) 226-3117.

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In accordance with article 176.2.2 of the Municipal Code of the province of Quebec, I am pleased to report on the financial situation of the municipality.

Rapport-financier-2021 (French only)

Blues Concert with Bob Harrisson, René Cadieux, Luc Nadeau, Phil L’Écuyer & Mark Diclaudio.

Free Admission.  Église Lac-Des-Seize-Îles

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You want to launch a watercraft on the lake? Whether it’s a motorized or non-motorized boat, consult our Visitors’ Guide to find out how.

For the 8th consecutive year and according to data from the Institut de la statistique du Québec, the Laurentian region is the one that records the strongest gains in terms of inter-regional migrations”. Laureen Peers Journalist | lpeers@inmedias.ca

The Laurentians market is limited by the lack of properties on the market,” said Charles Brant, Director of Market Analysis at the Association professionnelle des courtiers immobiliers du Québec. “If we refer to a study that was conducted last spring, we see that the proportion of buyers whose home address is in the Montreal CMA and who bought in the Laurentians is 61%.

This is what leads us, as well as our neighbouring municipalities, to pause and evaluate our position in the face of this enormous pressure on our regions. To this effect, we are revising certain by-laws of our urban plan, notably, and first of all, the one on integrated projects. A public information session on the subject will be held on Friday, June 3, and it will be the first of many consultations to come.

We have updated the bylaw on marinas which affects boat access and how docks are attributed and more.
Get more information here.