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Invasive species can be harmful to our health and ecosystems. It is therefore essential to be able to identify and eliminate them.

The Town of Brome Lake has put together identification guides for four species found on our territory: giant hogweed, ragweed, Japanese knotweed and common reed. Click on the images to consult our guides.

   Giant Hogweed
Ragweed

Japanese Knotweed

Common Reed

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Preuves de lien parental ou de tutelle légale admissibles

  • Certificat de naissance;
  • Lettre gouvernementale d’allocation ou de prestations familiales;
  • Document légal attestant de la tutelle;
  • Carte d’hôpital;
  • Bulletin scolaire;
  • Tout autre document attestant du lien de parenté.

Reimbursement policy

Family income - Reimbursed %
Less than 45 000 $
100%
45 001 $ to 55 000 $
90%
55 001 $ to 65 000 $
70%
More than 65 001 $
0%
Parents or legal guardians must attach a copy of their notice of assessment from the previous year. Each participant is eligible for a maximum amount of $500 annually.

Accepted proofs of residency

  • Driver’s license;
    Municipal tax bill;
    Current insurance policy;
    Utility bill dated no more than three months ago (e.g., electricity, gas, cable, etc…)

Accepted proofs of parental relationship or legal guardianship

Birth certificate;
Government letter of family allowance or benefits;
Legal document attesting to guardianship;
Hospital card;
School report card;
Any other document attesting to the parental relationship