The Village of Atholville would like to thank everyone present at the lauching of our cultural policy that took place June 21, 2022 at the Alma Hall in Atholville. We strongly believe that the cultural policy will have a positive impact on the development of our community, as well as the surrounding one.

Link to read the cultural policy: https://atholville.ca/admin/upload/1656595445/Politique%20culturelle_avril%202022%20EN.pdf

Council members of the Municipality of Atholville has decided to close its municipal offices to the public until further notice. This decision is being made in conjunction with the recommendations from the Chief Medical Officer of Health of New Brunswick regarding the closure of non-essential public facilities. Administrative employees will work from home, whenever possible.

The Village of Atholville wishes to inform the population that essential services will be maintained: water testing, road maintenance and snow removal, garbage collection and recycling. Obviously, fire services will also be maintained.  

Citizens who wish to pay their water and sewage invoice can do

MONDAY, DECEMBER 30: St. Arthur (regular collection)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31: Atholville (start at 6 a.m. instead of 7 a.m.)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1ST: AUCUNE COLLECTE
JEUDI LE 2 JANVIER: Val D'Amours (collecte régulière)

The Holiday season offers a unique opportunity to get closer to people with whom we share values, affinities, or friendship. Village Council members and staff wish to you and your family a magical Holiday season. May you live precious moments with the ones you love.We wish that year 2020 will bring you prosperity, healthy and success in all your endeavours.

Michel Soucy, Mayor

• ON NOVEMBER 29 AT 5 P.M. IN FRONT OF VAL D'AMOURS CHURCH

• ON NOVEMBER 29 AT 7 P.M. IN FRONT OF ST. ARTHUR CHURCH

• ON DECEMBER 1 AT 7 P.M. AT MILLER BRAE PARK (AFTER SANTA'S PARADE)

THE CHRISTMAS PARADE WILL TAKE PLACE ON DECEMBER 1ST, 2019 (kids are invited to bring a letter to Santa)
Departure : In the parking space between the Atholville post office and the library (255 Notre Dame)
Time : 6 p.m. (Please be there at 5 :30 p.m.)
Destination : Parc Miller Brae , fires, music, hot-dogs, and hot chocolate

Nicole LeBrun proudly presents a cheque for the amount of $1,000.00 to the Maison Notre-Dame in Campbellton. This amount represents profits raised from the International Modern Line Dance Workshop held in mid-September at the Alma Hall in Atholville, NB.

On the photo (left to right): Lisette Maltais, president of the Board of Directors of Maison Notre-Dame; Suzanne Duclos, member of the Board of Directors of Maison Notre-Dame; Guilda Landry, member of the Fondation Soeur Jeannette Leclerc Inc.; Nicole LeBrun, organizer of the Workshop and Modern Line Dance teacher; Céline Savoie, Maria Labbé, Lise Bertin, Rose Beek and Samia Awad, members