Town Hall News

Mike Seguin was officially sworn in as a member of LaSalle Council during the Regular Meeting of Council held on Tuesday, October 28, 2025. Seguin was elected in the 2025 LaSalle Municipal By-Election on October 20, following the passing of long-serving Councillor Sue Desjarlais. Seguin’s term as councillor will run until November 14, 2026. The next municipal election in LaSalle is set for October 2026.

Tenders are invited for the purchase of land(s) and will be received until 3:00 pm on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, at the Town of LaSalle, 5950 Malden Road, LaSalle, Ontario.

In the 2025 LaSalle Municipal By- Election, the number of eligible voters was 27,294. The number of ballots cast was 3,402 resulting in a voter turnout of 12.46%. View official results here.

The unofficial results of the 2025 LaSalle Municipal Election.

Internet voting continues in LaSalle with electors casting their votes using any computer or wireless device, 24 hours a day. Electors can vote from virtually anywhere until 8:00 pm tonight, Monday, October 20.

Due to the nationwide strike by Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), Eligible voters in LaSalle can pick up their Voter Information Letter (VIL) to cast their vote in the 2025 Municipal By-Election.The VILs will be available beginning on Wednesday, October 8 at 9:30 am at the LaSalle Civic Centre to vote by internet for the position of one councillor seat. This letter includes the PIN number that will be used to log into the voting system. It is needed in order to cast a vote.

Following the announcement of a nationwide strike by Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), the Town of LaSalle is encouraging residents and businesses to prepare for a mail delivery service disruption. This affects the arrival of important Town documents such as property tax bills, water/wastewater bills, invoices, and public notices. 

The LaSalle Messenger Fall 2025 Edition is available now. Read the LaSalle Messenger to stay informed on the latest news, events, and happenings in and around the Town of LaSalle. 

Minister of Infrastructure Kinga Surma and Essex MPP Anthony Leardi, announced the Ontario government is investing $22,424,688 in water infrastructure to help build approximately 10,000 new homes in the Town of LaSalle.