Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Arbre/moi is a year-long project exploring the rapport between trees and people. The participants, who have connections with many corners of the MRC des Pays-d’en-Haut, invite you to celebrate the work they have created at an exhibition at the Chalet Bellevue. On view will be a fascinating collection of paintings, drawings, prints, poems, 3-D work, sketchbooks, and texts. The artists demonstrate the many ways in which trees inspire, console, intrigue, and nurture the humans around them.

The opening reception will take place on Friday, April 19, from 16:00 to 19:00. Refreshments will be served, and artists will discuss their work. The exhibition continues from April 20 to 23, from 10:30 to 16:00.

For further information about the arbre/moi project, visit the blog https://arbre-moi.tumblr.com/ or contact Elizabeth Whalley: elizabethbwhalley@gmail.com.

The exhibition is presented by the Municipality of Morin-Heights.

The participants of arbre/moi gratefully acknowledge the support of the Fonds culture et patrimoine of the MRC des Pays-d’en-Haut, of the Municipality of Morin-Heights, as well as the participation of the Claude-Henri-Grignon Library (Sainte-Adèle), the Saint-Sauveur Library, the Morin-Heights Library, the Wentworth-North Library, Galerie L’Apostrophe, and L’Échelon des Pays-d’en-Haut.

Arbre/moi is organized by Elizabeth Whalley.

Seniors’ Residential Project

An information meeting about the Habitat Morin-Heights project will be held at Chalet Bellevue on May 1 at 13:30 and on May 7 at 19:00.

At either of these meetings, you’ll learn more about the services offered and prices, see a floor plan of the apartments, and pick up an intention form to complete.

Don’t miss it!

As part of National Sport and Physical Activity Day, the Municipality of Morin-Heights invites you to come and get active on May 4 at Basler Park. It’s an opportunity to discover various physical activities offered on the territory and to meet partners involved in sports, health and physical activity (all sports equipment will be loaned on-site).

When? Saturday, May 4

Where? Basler Park (99 chemin du Lac-Écho)

Hours: 10:00 to 14:00

Cost: Free!

Target clientele: For everyone! Kids, families, people who aren’t active and those who love physical activity!

On-site food: Take advantage of the presence of La boulangerie du P’tit Chef to purchase a healthy lunch (cash or bank transfer) or bring your picnic. Picnic area on site.

Equipment required to make the most of this day organized just for you:
• sportswear
• sports shoes
• water bottle (filling station on site)

Some activities will be cancelled in case of rain, and others will be moved to Chalet Bellevue.

ON-SITE ACTIVITIES from 10:00 to 14:00 (continuous)

• Kiosks for partners and the municipal recreation department
• Draws
• Music
• Ski simulation (Fondeurs Laurentides)
• Boxing demonstration (Boxe Laurentien)
• Running workshops (Course Ozone)
• Pickleball initiation (Club de Pickleball de Morin-Heights)
• Nordic Walking (Jayne Pollock)
• Guided hikes (MERRELL)
• Tennis for the whole family (La place tennis)

10:00 to 11:00

• Free Tai-Chi practice

11:00 to 11:45

• Pilates Flow (Mariem Valdes)

13:00 to 14:00

• “La santé par le plaisir de bouger ” conference (in French)

Thanks to our partners!

Seniors’ Residential Project

An information meeting about the Habitat Morin-Heights project will be held at Chalet Bellevue on May 1 at 13:30 and on May 7 at 19:00.

At either of these meetings, you’ll learn more about the services offered and prices, see a floor plan of the apartments, and pick up an intention form to complete.

Don’t miss it!

Six performances will take place at Chalet Bellevue, three evenings and two matinees! Tickets are on sale now ($25)!

Three Tall Women by Edward Albee was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1994. The play’s protagonist, a compelling woman more than 90 years old, reflects on her life with a mixture of shame, pleasure, regret, and satisfaction.

Information: theatremorinheights.ca

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Les Z’animés, presented by the Morin-Heights library (in French). Available on the municipal YouTube channel from May 10 (at 10:00) until May 23.

From Japanese prints to calligraphy and garden art, this introductory course explores the diversity and cultural richness of the Land of the Rising Sun. Landscapes, secular and spiritual scenes, and inspired works will comprise the rich and varied corpus during these highly exotic encounters.

Come and listen to a Storytime in Shakespeare’s language! Two amusing stories will capture the attention of the little ones!

Stay afterward for a story-related activity (game, craft, song).

To reserve a place, click here.

Information: bibliotheque@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 124

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

During this spring cleaning season, the Forest Subcommittee of the Morin-Heights’ Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) urges us to refrain from removing dead wood, particularly in forested areas. “Leave as much dead wood and branches on the ground,” advise scientists. Deadwood plays a vital role in supporting forest ecosystems. As fallen trunks and branches decompose, they contribute to nutrient cycling, enrich soil, and foster a diverse microbial community. Moreover, deadwood also helps maintain soil moisture and lower temperatures. It also provides habitats for various organisms, from insects to fungi, and serves as an essential nesting and feeding grounds for wildlife.

Interesting fact: decaying wood acts as a carbon sink, aiding in mitigating climate change by storing carbon. Preserving dead wood is crucial for sustaining biodiversity and ensuring the overall health of forests and water bodies. As a bonus, it adds to the natural aesthetics of the environment!

Are you interested in learning more and celebrating spring? Join us for a guided walk led by passionate experts. This free activity will help its participants realize nothing is more alive… than a dead tree!

When: Saturday, May 18, from 10:00 to 12:00
Where: Basler Park

Your experts:
Kim Marineau, Éco-corridors Laurentiens
Dan Kneeshaw, Centre for Forest Research, UQAM
Gilles Saulnier, municipal mouncillor and member of the Environmental Advisory Committee
Mathieu Régnier, Ruisseau Jackson Natural Protected Area

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

The online public consultation on the vocation of the Castel Marie site is now closed. We want to thank all those who took the time to complete the questionnaire and express their vision and wishes. This will enable the municipal council to make sound choices rooted in our shared desire to live in harmony with nature and ensure sustainable development.

Our elected representatives will take the time to analyze the results, which will be presented at an in-person public consultation at Chalet Bellevue on Wednesday, May 22, at 19:00. Strong citizen participation is the only way we can develop structuring projects for our community. Thank you very much for your involvement!

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is proud to present the ‘‘New Perspectives’’ art exhibition from May 17 to 26, presented by Atelier de l’Île Val-David. An opportunity to see the work and engage with 14 printmaking artists and their surprising production, exploring the ART OF THE FOLD.

Vernissage (wine and cheese) and artist talk by curators Louise Bloom and Elizabeth Whalley on Friday, May 17, at 19:00 at Chalet Bellevue.

Learn about Atelier de l’Île and the opportunities available for you to learn printmaking, digital techniques, and state-of-the-art photo printing (equipment available to students and artists).

Environmental historians who study human interaction with the natural world, sometimes over very long periods, emphasize the role human affairs play in influencing nature and vice versa. But what is the story of the Ruisseau Jackson and the Simon River in which it plunges?

Ruisseau Jackson (RJANP) is proud to announce the publication of a short history of the Ruisseau Jackson watershed. The publication is to be produced this year thanks to the Morin-Heights Historical Association (MHHA).

An associated conference will take place on June 1, 2024, from 14:00 to 15:00 at Chalet Bellevue. Come hear the author lend his voice to the Ruisseau: Mr. James Jackson!

Information: ruisseaujackson.org

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

Municipal democracy manifests itself during Council meetings. The elected officials meet as a council representing the population, and as its representatives, they make decisions on the direction and action priorities of the town.

The ordinary sessions of the Council typically take place on the second Wednesday of each month (see calendar for exceptions) at 19:30 at the Chalet Bellevue, located at 27 rue Bellevue. See the Council meetings calendar below for dates.

Agendas and minutes are available on the municipal website, and video recordings of Council meetings are posted on YouTube, usually the next day.

Special meetings can be called at any time to deal with the urgent matters stated in the convocation notice. No other subjects can be discussed except if all the Council members are present and only with their unanimous consent.

Council meetings are public, and a question period is reserved at the end of each session for those present.

The Councillors are using laptops to reduce the use of paper during sessions.

The Town Hall is opened from
Monday to Thursday
8:30 to 12:00 and from
12:45 to 16:30, and Friday
from 8:30 to 12:00

567, chemin du Village
Morin-Heights (Québec)
J0R 1H0

Telephone : 450 226-3232
Fax : 450 226-8786
municipalite@morinheights.com