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Municipal Offices Closed for the Holidays

Municipal Offices Closed for the Holidays

Please note that our municipal offices are closed from December 25 to January 2, inclusively.

From all of us at Champlain Township, we wish you a Happy Holiday Season and a very Happy New Year!

A Christmas Letter from your Mayor

A Christmas Letter from your Mayor

As we approach the festive season, I am filled with joy and gratitude for the privilege of serving as your mayor. It is with great pleasure that I extend warm wishes to every one of you during this magical time of the year.

The holiday season is a time for reflection, unity, and the celebration of our community. As we gather with family and friends, let us remember the values that bind us together – compassion, kindness, and the spirit of giving.

This year has...

Champlain Township is Looking for an Accounts Payable and Receivable Clerk

Township of Champlain, December 15, 2023 - The Township of Champlain is currently seeking to hire an Accounts Payable and Receivable Clerk

Reporting to the Treasurer and working closely with the Deputy-Treasurer, this position is responsible for processing accounts payable and accounts receivable and also provides clerical and reception support for the finance department.

Qualified candidates are invited to apply through our online application form, by December 21, 2023.

For more information about...

CN Police Want You to Stay Safe This Winter

Champlain, December 13, 2024  - A Message From the CN Police

No matter where you live, chances are you will face some challenging driving conditions in the months ahead. Freezing rain, snow, sleet, and whiteouts can make winter driving downright dangerous.
According to the Federal Railroad Administration, there is a spike in railroad crossing collisions during the winter months. This is due to many factors, including:

• Ice and snow making it harder for drivers to stop and manoeuvre their vehicles

Success for 2023 Champlain Christmas Parade

Champlain, December 4, 2023 - The 2023 Champlain Christmas Parade held on December 1st in Vankleek Hill was another great success.  This is the second year that Champlain Township hosts the annual Christmas Parade and it did not disappoint. Over 200 people and 40 floats from local businesses and organizations participated with their lit-up and creatively decorated tractors, trucks, cars and trailers to share in the joy that the season brings.  Although most would have preferred snow to rain,...