Posts by Town of LaSalle

Fire Chief Ed Thiessen and LaSalle Fire Service firefighters have one simple wish this holiday season. “We are wishing for a fire-free holiday season in LaSalle,” said Chief Thiessen. “Together we can make this wish come true!”   

Ring in the New Year with us! LaSalle’s annual New Year's Eve Fireworks show is scheduled at the Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex at 2121 Laurier Parkway.

Swimming and skating adventures are lined up to create some holiday fun at the Vollmer Centre. The Holiday Aquatics and Skate Schedule is now available on our website. Sessions begin Sunday, December 21, 2025, and run until Saturday, January 3, 2026.  

After two days of deliberations on November 27 and 28, LaSalle Council made amendments to the 2026 Budget resulting in a Municipal General Levy of $53M (it was $50M in 2025). This amounts to an increase of the LaSalle portion of taxes to $109.99 annually for the average single-family home, or 3.47%.

Weekend programming at LaSalle Holiday Lights Heritage Nights continues Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at the Event Centre and The Loop at LaSalle Landing until December 21, 2025. Join us for festive weekends filled with family-friendly activities, holiday shopping, and seasonal entertainment.

All town-owned tennis and pickleball courts are closed for the season on Monday, November 24.

The Ontario Heritage Trust, in partnership with the County of Essex, the Town of Amherstburg and the Town of LaSalle, unveiled a new provincial plaque commemorating the River Canard Bridge. This bridge exemplifies rapid change and growth in Depression-era Ontario, when infrastructure design balanced beauty with innovative engineering.

We are excited to welcome Santa Claus back to LaSalle! During his time away from the North Pole, Santa will join LaSalle Mayor Crystal Meloche and LaSalle Council for a pancake breakfast, and everyone is invited!