News and Public Notices

Individuals who will be turning 60 or older in 2021 (born in 1961 or earlier)
Vaccinations will be available BY APPOINTMENT ONLY at vaccine clinics being held across the United Counties of Prescott-Russell. Alternate arrangements will be made for individuals who notify us of barriers preventing them from physically going to a clinic.
Booking is available at  www.Ontario.ca/bookvaccine .
Individuals who require assistance with booking can call the Provincial...
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Temporary car shelters must be removed throughout Champlain Township by April 15th.
Visit our Frequently Asked By-Laws page for the regulations governing the installation of permanent and temporary shelters.
For more information, contact the By-law Department at 613-675-4727.

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 The nice weather is coming! It is therefore very tempting to start the spring clean up and even some renovations.
Annual Large Waste Item & Electronic and Electrical Equipment Special Collection From May 10 to May 30, see our latest news for your ward collection week.
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Cancelled due to the provincial state of emergency.
Municipal Landfill From May 1st to November 6 every Saturday between 9 a.m. and noon. ...
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Champlain, March 22, 2021 — The nice weather is coming! It is therefore very tempting to start the spring clean up and even some renovations. Especially now that we have more time for these types of activities. Please respect regulations and make sure you know when the special collections are.
Annual Large Waste Items—Special Collection Goodbye to your sofa, your furniture, your mattress, and your non-refrigerating appliances that clutter your home. Place all...
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Champlain, March 10, 2021 — On March 11, the Township of Champlain will lower its flags to half-mast for the National Day of Observance of COVID-19. At 1:00 p.m., the Township invites all citizens to observe a minute of silence to honour the victims.
“COVID-19 pandemic will remain in history and will leave an important scar in the lives of our residents. The Government of Canada designated March 11, 2021, as a National Day of Observance to commemorate the...
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