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Hello residents of LaSalle,

Monday, September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. To honour the children who survived residential schools and remember those who did not, many Canadians across the country will wear an orange shirt on this date. Let’s take time to reflect on the survivors, their families, and communities affected by residential schools. Many activities are taking place across Windsor-Essex County.

In June 2021, the federal government passed historic legislation designating September 30 as a federal statutory holiday. This significant day, known as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, serves as a tribute to the children who never returned home from residential schools, the courageous survivors who lived through those challenging times, and the enduring strength of their families and communities. 

It was an amazing summer in the sun at the LaSalle Outdoor Pool. As the season quickly comes to an end, the outdoor pool is scheduled to close Friday, September 27. 

The last summer series LaSalle Night Market is taking place this coming weekend. Join us Sunday, September 29, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Event Centre at LaSalle Landing, 970 Front Road.

Mondays with the Mayor gives members of the community an opportunity to meet with Mayor Crystal Meloche in person to share ideas or ask questions.

Hello residents of LaSalle,

A big thank you to everyone who attended and helped make Last Call Before Fall a tremendous success. We couldn’t have hoped for a better result for our second annual event.

Over the next couple of weeks, hydrant maintenance will occur in the following areas:

Area 15: Bouffard Road to Golfview Drive, Matchett Road to Malden Road. 

Area 20: Front Road to Short Malden Road, North Townline Road to Victory Street.

The LaSalle Police Service invites community members to share their feedback to help shape the 2025-2028 Strategic Plan.

We understand the frustration with the heavy traffic in and out of LaSalle during rush hours. We know that this is in part due to the construction on Ojibway Parkway between Morton Drive and Sprucewood Avenue, and the construction in Sandwich Town, and drivers using alternate routes to avoid those areas.

The annual hydrant maintenance program will take place over the next couple of weeks in LaSalle in the following areas: