Fraud Prevention Message:

The Sûreté du Québec would like to remind seniors of a few prevention tips to reduce the risk of becoming a victim of "grandparent" fraud. Fraudsters use a variety of schemes to obtain money from their victims. The suspects often use the same approach with the senior citizen: they contact them by phone pretending to be a police officer and ask for a few thousand dollars to release the senior citizen's grandson who has been incarcerated. They take advantage of the elderly person's vulnerability to put pressure on them by playing on their emotions.

When they use these scams, the scammers are trying to put pressure on their victim. That's why you should always make sure you do your due diligence before trusting anyone.

Never give money to a stranger or to someone whose identity you have not verified.

If an individual claims to be acting on behalf of an organization, contact the organization directly.

Never give out personal information to someone who cannot prove their legitimacy.

When someone is too insistent or even insolent (e.g., demands your answer on the spot), ask yourself questions, don't trust them.

Ask personal questions that only your loved one would be able to answer.

Call the person's parents, another family member or friends to verify the validity of the story that has been presented to you.

The Sûreté du Québec invites the public to consult the Tips section of its website (www.sq.gouv.qc.ca) to learn more about fraud or to consult the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre website at www.centreantifraude.ca

BOIL-WATER ADVISORY

During work on the water network, we must issue a preventive boil water advisory for the Main Street sector served by the temporary network. You should boil water for 1 minute before consuming it, until otherwise advised.

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Public Notice is hereby given that the Municipal Council will decide on the following request for a minor exemption at a regular meeting to be held on August 11, 2020, at 7:00 pm at the Town Hall at 88 des Érables street, Grenville-sur-la-Rouge.

PUBLIC NOTICE

ENTRY INTO FORCE - By-laws numbers RU-926-02-2020, RU-927-02-2020, RU-928-02-2020 and RU-929-02-2020

Public notice is given that during a meeting held on April 14, 2020, the municipal council of the Municipality of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge adopted following by-laws:

• By-law number RU-926-02-2020, amending by-law of city plan number RU-900-2014 in order to comply with by-law 68-22-18, amending the revised land use and development plan of the Argenteuil MRC;
• By-law number RU-927-02-2020 amending the by-law of urban planning by-law number RU-901-2014 in order to comply with by-law 68-22-18 amending the development and development plan revised from the Argenteuil MRC;
• By-law number RU-928-02-2020 amending zoning by-law number RU-901-01-2015 in order to comply with by-law 68-22-18 amending the revised land use and development plan of the Argenteuil MRC;
• By-law number RU-929-02-2020 amending subdivision by-law number RU-903-2014 in order to comply with by-law 68-22-18 amending the revised land use and development plan of the Argenteuil MRC.

Notice is also given that the by-laws are deposited at the City Hall, at 88 des Érables street, Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, where any interested person may take note of it during the hours of office in effect.

These by-laws come into force on the day of their publication in accordance with the Act.

GIVEN AT GRENVILLE-SUR-LA-ROUGE, this nineteenth (19^th) day of June two thousand and twenty (2020).

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Marc Beaulieu, Directeur Général