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Alerts To keep you informed of important messages from the city!	2025-06-30 July 2 and 3, 2025: Interruption of the drinking water supply and preventative boil-water advisory for certain addresses on Valérie Street (between Harmony and Cordova) July 2 and 3, 2025: Interruption of the drinking water supply and preventative boil-water advisory for even addresses 22 to 48 and odd addresses 35 to 47 Valérie Street. July 2 and 3, 2025: Interruption of the drinking water supply and preventative boil-water advisory for certain addresses on Valérie Street (between Harmony and Cordova) Update: June 30, 2025 Notice to affected residences Valérie Street: even addresses 22 to 48 and odd addresses 35 to 47 The Town will be carrying out maintenance work on the water supply system in your area on July 2 and 3, 2025. These interventions will require the closure of a section of Valérie Street, a temporary interruption of the drinking water supply service, and a preventive boil water advisory. Street Closure To carry out preparatory work, Valérie Street will be closed to traffic between Harmony and Cordova Streets starting July 2. Please note that this work may result in reduced water pressure in the area. Planned interruption of the drinking water service To carry out the maintenance work, we will have to interrupt your drinking water service as of 8 a.m. on Thursday, July 3. In anticipation of this interruption, we recommend that affected residents stock up on water to meet their consumption needs during the interruption period. Once water supply is restored, a preventative boil-water advisory will be in effect for a minimum of 48 hours and until further notice. Recommendations: Please note that you must boil your tap water (bringing it to a bubbling boil) for at least 1 minute before drinking it, or use bottled water for: drinking or preparing beverages; preparing baby bottles and baby food; washing and preparing food to be eaten raw (fruits, vegetables, etc.); preparing food that doesn’t require long cooking time; making ice cubes; brushing your teeth or rinsing your mouth; providing water to pets. You may use unboiled tap water to: prepare food and dishes that require long boiling time for cooking; wash dishes in hot water, making sure to dry them well; wash clothing; take a shower or bath (make sure that young children do not swallow water while bathing). Lifting of the boil-water advisory Water samples will be collected from various locations and submitted for laboratory analysis. The boil-water advisory will be lifted once we receive the results of these tests, which requires a minimum of 48 hours. The lifting of the boil water advisory will be announced on the city’s website only, in the "Alerts" section. Please note that you will receive no further communication to this effect. Information Should you require further information on this work, please feel free to contact us by phone at 514 694 4100 or 514 630-1234, or by email at [email protected]
Works Info Stay informed about the work being carried out in the city, whether it involves road repairs, infrastructure maintenance, work on the water network, or park redevelopment. For any questions or to report an issue related to the work, please call 514-694-4100.	2025-07-09 Southbound lane closure on Henri-Daoust Street between Brunswick Blvd. and Montague Street The southbound lane on Henri-Daoust Street between Brunswick and Montague will be closed on July 9 from 9:30 am to 3 pm. One lane will remain open with alternating traffic, directed by two traffic control personnel. Southbound lane closure on Henri-Daoust Street between Brunswick Blvd. and Montague Street Date: July 9, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Location: Henri-Daoust Street between Brunswick Blvd. and Montague Street Traffic impacts: The southbound lane on Henri-Daoust Street between Brunswick and Montague will be closed. One lane will remain open with alternating traffic, directed by two traffic control personnel. The work zone is marked in red on the map below:
	2025-06-26 Bike path rehabilitation work, between Elkas Boulevard and des Deux Maisons Street (within the 440 right-of-way) - Work by the City of Montreal Nature of the work: Bike path rehabilitation Bike path rehabilitation work, between Elkas Boulevard and des Deux Maisons Street (within the 440 right-of-way) - Work by the City of Montreal Work carried out by the City of Montreal Nature of the work: Bike path rehabilitation Duration of the work: Starting June 26 until July 4, 2025 Work is expected to take place over the weekend and on July 1st. Pedestrians and cyclists are asked to follow the signage in place to bypass the work zone. Please note that paving work will be postponed to the next business day in case of rain.
	2025-06-26 Refurbishment of the Town Entrance at the Pierrefonds Border Nature of the work: Landscaping and installation of a new “Bienvenue / Welcome” sign Refurbishment of the Town Entrance at the Pierrefonds Border Nature of the work: Landscaping and installation of a new “Bienvenue / Welcome” sign Dates: June 26 and 27 (additional dates to come) Location: Town entrance on Saint-Charles Boulevard at the Pierrefonds border Traffic impacts: Closure of the left lane in both directions on Saint-Charles Boulevard, which may result in traffic congestion. Additional work is also planned to complete the reconstruction of the new landscaping layout. The work area is marked in yellow on the map below:
	2025-06-17 Ecclestone Park: Bocce Court Refurbishment Work Excavation and complete reconstruction of the current playing area Ecclestone Park: Bocce Court Refurbishment Work Duration: From late June to the third week of July 2025 Nature of the work: The planned work includes: Excavation and complete reconstruction of the current playing area Sandblasting Painting of the metal fence and bocce ball holders Dismantling and reinstalling a section of existing chain-link fence Lawn restoration Replacement of existing light fixtures Please note: The tennis and basketball courts, as well as the children’s playground, will remain open to the public throughout the duration of the work.
	2025-06-16 Bonaventure Street : Roadway Reconstruction Nature of the work: repair of curbs, upper road base, and paving; Electrical work and installation of LED streetlights; Rehabilitation of the water main and localized sewer repairs. Bonaventure Street : Roadway Reconstruction Update: June 25, 2025 Nature of the work: Repair of curbs, upper road base, and paving Electrical work and installation of LED streetlights Rehabilitation of the water main and localized sewer repairs Dates: June 16 to mid-August 2025 Temporary Drinking Water Supply System: The installation of the temporary drinking water supply system has been completed and was put into operation on June 23 to serve the residences in the affected area. The general contractor, Réhabilitation Du O Inc., has provided the relevant documentation to the impacted residents. A 24-hour service line is available for any issues related to the temporary water distribution system by calling 514-264-2480. Local traffic will be maintained.* For more information: 514-694-4100, ext. 3143 [email protected]
	2025-05-12 Paiement Park: Reconstruction of the park Nature of the work: Reconstruction of the park and replacement of playground equipment Paiement Park: Reconstruction of the park Nature of the work: Reconstruction of the park and replacement of playground equipment Please note that the tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts will remain open to the public for the entire duration of the work. Beginning of the work: May 12, 2025 Duration of the work: Mid-May to beginning of July, 2025 Update June 9 – Work is progressing well :
	2025-05-12 Heritage Park: Reconstruction of the park Nature of the work: Reconstruction of the park, installation of new playground equipment and splash pad Heritage Park: Reconstruction of the park Nature of the work: Reconstruction of the park, installation of new playground equipment and splash pad Beginning of the work: May 12, 2025 Duration of the work: Mid-May to beginning of July, 2025 Update June 9 – Work is progressing well :
	2025-05-05 Holleuffer Park: General site work and Construction of a refrigerated skating rink Nature of the work: Reconstruction of the tennis and basketball court surfaces, replacement of the lighting system and construction of a multi-purpose refrigerated ice rink. Holleuffer Park: General site work and Construction of a refrigerated skating rink Nature of the work: Reconstruction of the tennis and basketball court surfaces, replacement of the lighting system and construction of a multi-purpose refrigerated ice rink. Please note that the tennis and basketball courts will be closed to the public for the entire duration of the work. Beginning of the work: May 5, 2025 Duration of the work: Spring to Fall 2025
	2025-05-05 Brunswick Boulevard: Work by Hydro-Québec Nature of the work: Implementation of an underground energy corridor to ensure electrical supply for new residential, commercial, and industrial development projects. The work will be carried out in three (3) phases and will take place from spring th Brunswick Boulevard: Work by Hydro-Québec Update: June 27, 2025 Phase I Dates: May 5 to end June, 2025 Where: Brunswick Boulevard, between the eastern boundary of Kirkland’s territory and Charles-E.-Frosst Street. Nature of the work: Implementation of an underground energy corridor to ensure electrical supply for new residential, commercial, and industrial development projects. The work will be carried out in three (3) phases and will take place from spring through summer 2025. Expected disruptions: Complete closure of the south lane of Brunswick Boulevard, between the eastern boundary of Kirkland’s territory and Charles-E.-Frosst Street.. During this period, traffic will be redirected in the opposite direction through the north lane. Transition from Phase I to Phase II Dates: June 22 to July 6, 2025 Nature of the work: Transition phase involving the relocation of all equipment and materials from the area east of Charles-Frosst to the west side, in preparation for Phase II of the project. Expected disruptions: Full closure of the south lane of Brunswick Boulevard between Place Dubonnet and the eastern city limit. However, contraflow traffic will be maintained in the north lane. Phase II Dates: June 30 to August 2025 Where: Brunswick Boulevard, Charles E. Frosst Street, and du Merlot Street Nature of the work: Installation of an underground energy corridor to provide power to upcoming residential, commercial, and industrial development projects. The work will be carried out in three phases over spring and summer 2025. Expected disruptions: Full closure of the south lane of Brunswick Boulevard, between Charles E. Frosst Street and du Merlot Street. During this period, contraflow traffic will be maintained in the north lane. Residents located within the work zone will always have access to their homes, as per the signage in place.
	2025-04-22 Rehabilitation of the water main From Spring to Fall 2025, the Town will be carrying out structural lining work on Kirkland Boulevard, Beacon Street, Daniel Street, Mountain View Street and Centennial Crescent. Residents affected by the work will receive letters informing them of th Rehabilitation of the water main From Spring to Fall 2025, the Town will be carrying out structural lining work on Kirkland Boulevard, Beacon Street, Daniel Street, Mountain View Street and Centennial Crescent. Residents affected by the work will receive letters informing them of the interventions planned in their area. Phase 1 : Rue Daniel et Boul. Kirkland Phase 1: Work completed on June 16 Phase 2: Mountain View Street, Beacon Street (between Mountain View and Kirkland Blvd.), and Kirkland Blvd. (between Daniel and Beacon) Update : June 17, 2025 Dates: mid-June to mid-July Temporary drinking water supply system: The installation of the temporary water supply system has been completed and was put into operation on June 16 to supply residences in the affected area. The general contractor, Insituform Technologies, retained by the city to carry out this work, has sent documentation to affected residences to this effect. Important information for reference : 24-hour service available for any issues with the temporary water distribution system by calling 514-264-2480 *ATTENTION* If the temperature drops below zero (0°C), it is important to keep water running from an indoor faucet at all times. This will help prevent exterior pipes from freezing. Excavation work: Excavation work for access shafts required to insert the structural lining inside the water main is currently underway and will be secured with construction fencing. Local traffic is maintained. Information : 514 694-4100, ext. 3143 [email protected] Phase 3: Kirkland Blvd., Beacon St. and Centennial Cr. Update : June 17, 2025 Dates : Mid-July to end of August 2025 More details coming soon

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Coat of arms and logo

Coat of arms and logo

Municipal Profile

Coat of arms and logo

	Official Logo The Town of Kirkland’s logo used to identify the municipality is its official signature. Easy to recognize and distinctive, the logo is contemporary of the Kirkland of today. Designed by Tom Pedricks, the Kirkland logo evokes both a tree and a maple leaf. It also incorporates several elements, the colours of which symbolize the environment: green for the foliage, blue for the water and white for the air. The letter K illustrated in green as part of the three Vs stands for Kirkland and their six points represent the six municipal electoral districts at the time. The central pillar symbolizes the Town Hall’s atrium that is the community’s meeting point, where strength lies in numbers.
	Coat of arms In the late 1960s, the municipal council adopted a new coat of arms which became the visual identity of the town. It had been the coat of arms of Dr. Charles A. Kirkland. This was designed by the Canadian Heraldic Authority and presented to the doctor by the Ville Saint-Pierre administration where he was Mayor at the time. The red colour used in the shield symbolizes the courage and strength to stand up for what is right. The church is a reminder of the meaning of the word “Kirk” which is church in Scottish. The three birds symbolize geese, from Charles-Aimé Kirkland’s father’s name “Oatis” which is the scientific name for “Outarde” (French for Goose). The motto in Latin “JUSTIS-CREATOR-FAVET” translates into “The Creator Favors the Just”.
	50th Anniversary logo The choice of the municipality’s coat of arms — The Kirkland family crest — as a visual identity for the town’s 50th anniversary celebrations demonstrates the importance the town attaches to its origins.
	Kirkland Library Logo Since October 2010, the new logo for the Kirkland Library is a bird in flight. Modern and colourful, this bird has an open book between its wide-spread wings evoking themes of openness, free spirit and imagination. This literary flight, the library itself in fact, reflects not only the essential tools for self-fulfillment, but also the discovery of arts and culture. The library is a tool that guides patrons through books into taking flight in many forms. This could translate into learning the alphabet, becoming a better person or being carried away to a different world through literature.

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