City of Côte Saint-Luc

09/04/2026

What’s open, what’s closed, waste collection and overnight parking tolerance for Labour Day, Monday, Sept. 7.
👉 CoteSaintLuc.org/en/announcements/labour-day-monday-september-7-2026

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09/02/2026

REPORT AN ISSUE: Waste bin maintenance, water leaks, noise, wild animals, damage to private property and more. Here’s how to report these issues: https://cotesaintluc.org/en/the-city/contact-us/report/

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09/01/2026

Tazza & Pizza at City Facilities: Looking for a quick bite while you're at the Parkhaven Pool, Samuel Moscovitch Arena, or Aquatic and Community Centre? Stop by Tazza & Pizza.

📍 Aquatic and Community Centre: 5794 Parkhaven Avenue

📍 Samuel Moskovitch Arena: 6985 Mackle Road

08/31/2026

🌳 Plant a tree. Grow a greener community!
Trees do so much more than beautify your property. They provide shade, help cool your home, improve air quality and contribute to a healthier, more resilient community. 🌿

Take advantage of our subsidized tree program and add a little more green to your property — and to our municipality!

More info here: CoteSaintLuc.org/trees

08/31/2026

**SCAM ALERT**

You get a text message or an email from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) claiming you're entitled to an extra refund and all you need to do is provide your banking details. Watch out—this wonderful-if-true situation is exactly what a tax scam looks like.

Another variation is that they call you to say that you owe the CRA money and that you need to pay right away, or else they will report you to the police.

In any case, if you do receive a call, letter, email or text saying you owe money to the CRA, you can double check online via "My Account" or call 1-800-959-8281.

**Tips to protect yourself**

The CRA will never:
- use aggressive or threatening language.
- threaten you with arrest or send police.
- ask for payments via prepaid credit cards or gift cards, such as ITunes, Home Depot, etc.
- collect or distribute payments through Interac e-transfer.
- use text messages to communicate under any circumstances.

Emails from the CRA:
- never ask for financial information.
- never provide financial information.

The CRA's accepted payment methods are:
- online banking.
- debit card.
- pre-authorized debit.

Source:

Publication March 1, 2018 Preface Scammers are sneaky and sly. They can target anyone, from youngsters to retirees. They can also target businesses. No one is immune to fraud. Our group of superheroes has found a way to see through the scams. Their secret is simple: knowledge is power!

08/30/2026

TODAY, until 5pm!
Bring us your hazardous household waste, electronic waste and documents to shred. You'll be glad you did it.
👉To know what is accepted and what is not: CoteSaintLuc.org/bigdropoff

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08/29/2026

TOMORROW: Sunday, Aug. 30 bring us your hazardous household waste, electronic waste and documents to shred. You'll be glad you did it.
👉To know what is accepted and what is not: CoteSaintLuc.org/bigdropoff

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08/28/2026

Mayor David Tordjman delivers a statement from Côte Saint-Luc City Hall on Friday, August 28, 2026, regarding the resolution on civil peace, public safety and social cohesion adopted unanimously by the Montreal Agglomeration Council on Thursday, August 27, 2026.

Joined by members of Côte Saint-Luc City Council, Mayor Tordjman explains why he brought forward the resolution, why he believes it is important for maintaining public safety and social cohesion across the island of Montreal, and how it seeks to ensure that all residents can participate in civic life free from hatred, intimidation, harassment and violence.

The mayor also acknowledges the many individuals, community members, elected officials and stakeholders who shared their perspectives, ideas and expertise during the development of the resolution, helping to shape a measure that ultimately received unanimous support from Agglomeration Council.

Le maire David Tordjman prononce une déclaration à l’hôtel de ville...

08/28/2026

Montreal Agglomeration Council unanimously adopted the Resolution for Civil Peace, Public Safety and Social Cohesion on Thursday, August 27, 2026.

Proposed by Mayor David Tordjman of Côte Saint-Luc and seconded by Mayor Michael Stern of Westmount, the resolution among other things:
- Reaffirms every resident's right to attend school, work, worship, community institutions, businesses and public events without intimidation, harassment, obstruction or violence;
- Expresses support for the SPVM and public-safety partners in applying laws and municipal by-laws consistently, impartially and non-selectively, in keeping with the Canadian and Quebec charters of rights;
- Calls for appropriate training so public-safety personnel can recognize, prevent and respond effectively to antisemitism.

Read the text from the resolution:  https://cotesaintluc.org/en/announcements/resolution-for-civil-peace-public-safety-and-social-cohesion/

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