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.
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.
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.
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.
Major work ahead on chemin Kelly in Hollow Glen: the road's condition, the financing, the protected wildlife habitat, and a revised spring 2027 timeline.
In the coming weeks, several special collections will take place, along with the distribution of compost, free of charge.
The Meech Creek ecological corridor, permits blocked by wildlife habitat, a new agreement ahead for the Meredith Centre, and meetings with the provincial election candidates: Mayor Brian Nolan reports on the files that shaped the summer.
The Chelsea Fire Department, in partnership with Héma-Québec, is organizing a blood drive on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at the Meredith Centre.
The Chelsea Library hosted an international delegation from the 40th IBBY World Congress to showcase its initiatives to promote reading and literacy among young people.
From August 3 to August 21, 2026, the Municipality of Chelsea will be flushing the water distribution network in the village centre.
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