News and Public Notices

In most cases, patrons seeking access to our facilities must show proof of identification and proof of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before they can enter the area. For the full list of individuals who must present proof of full vaccination,  visit our Indoor Facilities page.

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The next household hazardous waste collection will be held on October 2 at the Hawkesbury Sewage Treatment Plant (815 Main Street) from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.   Did you know many products can be harmful for your health and the environment if they are thrown in the trash or in the sewers.? Here are some examples: Fertilizers, insecticides, batteries, lighters, air fresheners, pool chemicals, nail polish remover, windshield washer fluid, paint, bleach and more. For a comprehensive......
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FALL MAINTENANCE - HYDRANT FLUSHING
Flushing of the municipal water system will begin on Wednesday, September 8 and continue during the next few weeks. This procedure will remove accumulated rust from the watermain that may have formed on the pipe walls. The water flow is increased and the water is flushed through the hydrants. Operations are performed using predetermined flushing routes that facilitate a better cleaning. This procedure is essential to ensure optimal system...
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The Township of Champlain acknowledges and appreciates the efforts of the local volunteer community and believes that many services, events or projects are best provided through the volunteer efforts of local community organizations, whether at the social, cultural, recreation, sports or economic levels. 
The Community Grant is for non-profit community groups and organizations whose primary focus is to provide direct services, events or programs for the benefit of...
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BEACH WATER IS NO LONGER MONITORED
Champlain, September 2nd, 2021 -  Please note that water quality monitoring at L'Orignal Beach has ended for the season. Swimming is now at your own risk. We do suggest that families avoid submerging their heads in water and avoid getting into water above the waist.
The Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU) samples the swimming water at all local public beaches throughout the operating season to ensure it does not exceed...
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