The Municipality of St. Charles will provide updates to the residents via Facebook and the municipal website regarding the Parry Sound Fire
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Important links and information to view regarding the Parry Sound 33 Fire.
Public Health Sudbury & Districts (Fact Sheet) (note the various links) + in French
https://www.phsd.ca/health-topics-programs/environment/air-quality/forest-fire-smoke
For current, local air quality information click on link Air Quality Health Index
Consulting with the Ministry of Labour for occupational health and safety requirements
https://www.labour.gov.on.ca/english/hs/index.php/
Temporary Part-time Custodian - St. Charles - Manitoulin-Sudbury District Services Board
To view posting click here
Fire Department updates on Facebook:
Friday, July 6th, 2018
PUBLIC NOTICE
Effective immediately (July 6th, 2018), there is a Complete Fire Ban in the Municipality of St.-Charles.
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) has also declared Northeastern Ontario as a restricted fire zone. We are aware of a forest fire burning north of Pothier Road, being approximately eight (8) hectares in size. The MNRF is working on site at this time. Additional information will follow. Stay tuned on the St.-Charles Fire Department Facebook page by clicking here.
le vendredi 6 juillet 2018
AVIS PUBLIC
Prenant effet immédiatement (6 juillet 2018), il y a une interdiction complète de faire du feu dans la Municipalité de St.-Charles.
Le Ministère des Richesses naturelles et des Forêts (MRNF) a aussi déclaré le nord-est de l'Ontario comme étant une zone de restriction de faire du feu. Nous sommes conscients d'un incendie de forêt au nord du chemin Pothier, étant d'une taille d'environ huit (8) hectares. Le MRNF travail présentement sur le site. Plus de détails sont à venir. Vous pouvez rester au courant des développements à partir de la page Facebook du Département d'incendies de St.-Charles en cliquant ici.
Communiqué - Brancher pour innover St-Charles 26 juin 2018 clique ici
Press Release - Connect to Innovate St. Charles June 26 2018 click here
Left to right: Councillor Belanger, Councillor Lafleur, Councillor Lemieux, Marc Serré MP, and Mayor Schoppman
Also present for the Press Release is Mayor Bouffard, French River & Mayor Salonin, Markstay-Warren
Notice - Adoption of 2018 Budget click here
Press Release: People, Communities and Businesses to Benefit from Economic Growth and Middle-Class Jobs click here
Communiqué: Les gens, les collectivités et les entreprises profiteront d'une croissance économique et de la création d'emplois de la classe moyenne cliqué ici
To View Building Our Future Municipality of St.-Charles Strategic Plan click here
To view the St.-Charles Asset Management Plan click here
To view the Municipality of St.-Charles Rural Recreation Assessment Click here
To view current Committee of the Whole Agenda and minutes click here
To view current Regular Council Agenda and Minutes click here
To view SDHU website in French & English click here
For information on the St.-Charles Fire Department Click here
For Information on Fire Permits Click Here
To view the 2016 Financial Statement Click here
To view the 2017 Approved Budget Click here
To view the 2016 Municipal Budget Click here
To view the 2015 Municipal Budget Click here
To view the 2015 Financial Information Return Click here
To view the 2015 Financial Report Click here
***New*** OPP News click here/article/ontario-provincial-police-1367.asp (helpful tips)
***NEW*** Workplace Health eNetwork Public Health/Santé publique http://www.stcharlesontario.ca/article/health-services-157.asp
Workplace Helath Newsletter Spring Summer 2018 click here
La santé au travial printemps été 2018 cliqué ici
click here to view any job postings with the Municipality of St.-Charles
To view the Ontario Age-Friendly Community Recognition Award click here
The award was presented by the Minister of Seniors Affiars, Dipika Damerla, to Mayor Paul Schoppmann, and St.-Charles Age-Friendly Advisory Committee Co-Chair Richard Lafleur
The Municipality of St.-Charles also wishes to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of members of the St.-Charles Age-Friendly Advisory Committee. Special thanks are extended to Co-Chairs Richard Lafleur and Gisèle Henderson, and members Michelle Belanger,
Rhonda McCauley, Marijan Mehes, Carolyn Thain and Joanne Violette.
Back Road Map Books Now Available
Maps also show crown land boundaries.
Letter to Taxpayers on Concerns of Security of Municipal Information Click here to view the letter.
Letter to residents of St. Charles click here for the letter from the Mayor
The Canadian Trigeminal Neuralgia Association is opening the first chapter North of Toronto
The Canadian Trigeminal Neuralgia Association is a network of support groups for anyone with trigeminal neuralgia or facial pain.
please click here for the article submitted in the Sudbury Star
Residents in the area have been receiving from CRA, please read the following to protect yourself from possible fraud click here
Letter from Public Health Sudbury Districts-Fee increase for Part VIII - Ontario Building Code (Septic Systems) click here for letter
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Marc Serré, MP announced today in a Press Release in the Municipality of St.-Charles to receive funding for infrastructure project. To view the Press Release click here
Marc Serré, MP Communiqué, la municipalité de St.-Charles recevra des fonds pour la mise sur pied d'une initiative a matière d'infrastructure cliquez ici
Have you moved or changed your mailing address? Please let us know.
The Municipality of St.- Charles recently sent out the interim tax bill for 2018.
If you are a property owner and did not receive your interim tax bill, please contact our office at 705-867- 2032 ext. 201 to confirm your new mailing address.
Thank you
Thinking about attending a meeting of Council or appearing as a delegation at a meeting?
What you should know:
The Municipality of St.-Charles has By-law Number 2007-59 (as amended) in effect “Being a By-law to govern the proceedings of the Municipal Council, the conduct of its members and the calling of meetings.
The public is encouraged to read this by-law, and in particular Schedules A, B and C before attending a meeting of Council to understand the procedures.
To Read the Procedural By-law Click Here
Letter Circulating in St. Charles please click here for announcement
Press Release Canada Summer Jobs 2018 english version
Communiqué Emplois d'été Canada 2018 version francais
Press Release: Canada 150 Pin Award Presentation - Richard Lafleur, St. Charles
To view the Press release in French Click here
To view the Press release in English Click here
Transcendental Meditation
Monday 7-8:30pm Starting January 22 at 1 King St. Charles Craft Room
Click here to view flyer
Community Drug Strategy
(((Drug Alert)))
To view Newsletter please click on link: /upload/documents/drug-alert-communtiy-drug-strategy.pdf
Heroin with Fentanyl click on link /upload/documents/cds_drug_alert_fentanyl_oct_26_2017.pdf
Are you a full-time established business looking to take the next step with your e-business? Blue Sky Net's BEAM program can help! The BEAM program helps to alleviate the cost of developing or upgrading your e-business capabilities. For more information about the BEAM program and eligibility, please visit www.blueskynet.ca/BEAM.
Health Products Stewardship Association Municipality Information Website Updates
Through the OMRP, any member of the public can return unused or expired medications or health products directly back to the pharmacy. The OSCP offers members of the public an approved sharps container for medical sharps and needles, this container can be retrieved at your local pharmacy.
Click below to view Public Notices
Public Notice
Effective September 1st, 2017
Dear members
Operations at the Fitness Centre have been suspended until further notice!
Sudbury & District Health Unit
Sewage Systems Information Click here for English
Réseaux d'Égout pour Francais
The most recent Community Engagement Progress Report for the ongoing development of health care services in the Sudbury East area.
Please Click here
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA INVESTS TO UPGRADE CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR ALIDOR IN ST. -CHARLES
A Government of Canada investment of $9,000 will enable the Club d’Âge d’Or Alidor to transform its existing clubhouse into a safe and fully accessible community facility. Specifically, the funding will be used for interior upgrades, including to the plumbing, electrical and heating systems, to ensure the facility can meet the current and future needs of the community.
Marc Serré, Member of Parliament for Nickel Belt, on behalf of the Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, and Minister responsible for FedNor, today announced this Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program (CIP 150) funding.
“The Government of Canada’s Community Infrastructure Program is helping to rehabilitate existing community assets, such as Club d’Âge d’Or Alidor, to promote economic, community and cultural benefits in municipalities, First Nations and organizations across the country. Today’s announcement will ensure the residents of St. Charles have access to a modern and energy efficient community facility.”
– The Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, and Minister responsible for FedNor
“The funding announced today is an investment in the social and economic future of the Municipality of St. Charles. By supporting infrastructure upgrades to the Club d’Âge d’Or Alidor, our government is providing residents of all ages with access to a safe and environmentally friendly facility that will help make the community a better place to live, work, play and visit.”
– Marc Serré, MP for Nickel Belt
“We’re excited to partner with the Government of Canada through FedNor to move forward with vital infrastructure enhancements to the Club d’Âge d’Or Alidor. This facility is an important community asset that brings people together for economic, social and physical activities, while helping to promote a happy, healthy and active living in our community.”
– Richard Lafleur, President, Club d’Âge d’Or Alidor
Municipal Drainage Resources
OMAFRA Drainage Resources
Municipality of St.-Charles
Age Friendly Action Plan
Click image below to view
MUNICIPALITY OF ST.-CHARLES
What you should know:
Whether you are a full time resident or a seasonal lake dweller, there are many ways of keeping up to date with municipal activities.
MUNICIPAL WEBSITE
Events, information, council news and much more can be found by visiting our website at www.stcharlesontario.ca
ST.-CHARLES CIVICWEB
Council meeting schedules, agendas, minutes and important documents such as by-laws, policies, can be found by visiting the civic web portal. Visit our website and click on the portal icon located in the top right corner of the page. Sign up for e-updates to receive notification
of meeting agendas and minutes by visiting: https://stcharles.civicweb.net/Portal/Subscribe.aspx
YOUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
Mayor Paul Schoppmann – 705-867-2032 x 210 – mayor@stcharlesontario.ca
Deputy Mayor/Councillor Richard Lemieux – 705-867-0316 – rlemieux@stcharlesontario.ca
Councillor Phil Belanger – 705-867-0527 – pbelanger@stcharlesontario.ca
Councillor Jackie Lafleur – 705-867-0401 – jlafleur@stcharlesontario.ca
Councillor Monica Loftus – 705-618-5337 – stcharlesontario%23ca|mloftus
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING SCHEDULE FOR 2018
Committee of the Whole meetings are held the first Wednesday of the month.
Regular Meetings of Council are held the third Wednesday of the month. All meetings of Council are open to the public!
QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY ASSESSMENT?
Please contact the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) at: www.mpac.ca
Or Toll Free 1 866 296-MPAC (6722)
Click Here to view printable copy
Community Resources and Services
Directory
In an effort to improve the awareness of available services and to facilitate their coordination for families and children in the Sudbury East Area, The Sudbury East Service Providers Network has created a directory of Community Resources and Services.
Click Here to view the directory
Provided by: Sudbury East Service Providers Network
Blue Sky Net, along with other similar organizations throughout Northern Ontario have teamed up to create a broadband information portal called Connectednorth.ca. One important function of the site is to collect information about service levels from Northern Ontarians directly. This information is used to set priorities for service improvements and to provide funding agencies with real-time data.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!! In an ongoing effort to demonstrate the need for improved internet access we need to hear from those affected… That’s you!
Filling out our Internet Access Survey and conducting a Speed Test at Connectednorth.ca provides Blue Sky Net with valuable data to be used to show the demand for improved services in your area!
While you’re there please browse the site and all its valuable internet related information!
CLICK HERE TO VIEW PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE SUDBURY EAST COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE SCHEDULE
Internet Service Questions?
We can answer them at www.connectednorth.ca
Many residents throughout rural Canada have limited access to affordable high speed internet. This is mainly because the investment needed to install and operate state of the art internet services is expensive, and there is uncertainty in rural markets’ ability to return that investment.
Over the past 3 years, Blue Sky Net in partnership with FedNor and area Internet Service Providers have created a visual database of all of Northern Ontario including the areas that lack sufficient High Speed access.
“Every ISP that operates in Northern Ontario has contributed coverage information to our BAIMAP Project” says Susan Church, Executive Director of Blue Sky Net of their ongoing Broadband mapping project. “It’s quite clear that there is a divide between the more urban communities and those that are more dispersed when it comes to access to higher capacity internet services. What we want to do now is determine the demand for service improvements.”
Blue Sky Net based in North Bay along with similar organizations in the Muskokas, Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie and Thunder Bay have created an online broadband information portal called Connectednorth.ca. One of the many features of the portal includes a high speed service availability checker where visitors can search their street address to see what ISP delivers connectivity to their cottage, home or office.
“We’ve been working in broadband development for over a decade now and we recognize that there is a constant trend to demand higher capacities and speeds and we have no reason to believe that this demand will stop. The ISPs we work with realize this but are challenged by the costs to bring these services to market. A real focal point of Connectednorth.ca is to not only provide visitors with useful service-related information, but we also need visitors to participate in building a better internet for Northerners.”
Connectednorth.ca hosts an internet speed test to measure how visitor’s internet service is performing, in real time. Test results (not personal information) will be captured and shared with those who can make a difference – Internet Service Providers.
Also, visitors are encouraged to take a short Internet Access Survey. The responses to this will be linked to speed test results to get a more complete picture of a visitor’s internet usage and their desire to obtain a better connection.
“It is a bit of an experiment” says Church. “We’ve taken a cue from other campaigns that use crowd-sourced information to affect change. This is an opportunity for local residents to speak directly to the ISPs who can make investments based on these priorities.
For more, visit www.connectednorth.ca
TAKE A HIKE
IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD
MASHKINONJE PROVINCIAL PARK ON HIGHWAY 64 BETWEEN MONETVILLE & LAVIGNE
SUPERB TRAILS – FROM EASY TO DIFFICULT ARE PROVIDED BY COMMUNITY PARTNERS
BREATHTAKING VIEWS
BARRIER-FREE TRAIL AT THE LOUDON TRAILHEAD
VISIT THE LOUDON TRAIL LOOKOUT TOWER
ROAD AND WATER ACCESS (WEST ARM)
For trail map information please contact: The French River Visitors Centre at
(705) 857-1630 or
the Friends of Killarney Park website.
Visit us at www.mashkinonje.com
Please see attached flyer
