Mayor’s Message — October 2026: congratulations to the new MNA for Gatineau, district meetings from October 20, the Fonds vert, and Gatineau Park before the Senate
In his report to Municipal Council on October 6, Mayor Brian Nolan congratulates Gatineau's new MNA, outlines Chelsea's requests to the Senate on Gatineau Park, explains the new assessment roll, marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and announces the district meetings, the compost giveaway and the Fonds vert call for projects.
New three-year property assessment roll for Chelsea
The MRC des Collines-de-l'Outaouais has tabled the new 2027-2028-2029 triennial property assessment roll for the Municipality of Chelsea in accordance with Quebec's Act respecting municipal taxation.
Gatineau Park: Mayor presents Chelsea's position to the Senate on Bill S-229
On October 1, Mayor Brian Nolan presented Chelsea's position on Bill S-229 to the Senate: protect Gatineau Park, in partnership with the municipalities at its gateways.
District meetings: a second round this fall
This fall, Municipal Council will hold a second round of district meetings. These meetings will provide residents with an opportunity to meet and exchange with the Mayor and their district Councillor.
Chelsea Library Is Looking for Volunteers
The Chelsea Library is looking for new volunteers to join its team. Several volunteer opportunities are available, depending on the availability and interests of those interested.
Chelsea Marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
On Wednesday, September 30, the Municipality of Chelsea invites residents to gather at Town Hall for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Mayor’s Message — September 2026: the candidates’ answers, the wildlife habitat timeline, Meech Creek and the Musie ponds
The candidates’ answers on Chelsea’s four priorities are now online. The wildlife habitat file has a timeline. Council adopted the Meech Creek habitat connectivity area, and the Municipality has signed a conservation easement permanently protecting close to 30 acres at the Musie ponds.
Farm Point: a fourth habitat connectivity area along Meech Creek
At its September 15, 2026, meeting, Council adopted the by-law establishing a habitat connectivity area along Meech Creek, in the Farm Point sector. It is the fourth area of its kind in Chelsea.
October 5 provincial election: what the candidates say about Chelsea's four priorities
On September 1, Mayor Brian Nolan sent the same four questions to the candidates of the five main parties in the riding of Gatineau: a new French-language elementary school, provincially owned roads, funding for the drinking water plant, and the underfunding of the Outaouais. Four of them answered. Here are their answers, published in full and without comment from the Municipality.
2026 district meetings: Council receives the summary report
More than 200 residents took part in the six district meetings held this spring. A summary report consolidating their input was submitted to Municipal Council on September 15, 2026. Read it online.
This page was last updated on June 1, 2019
