LCSSD will be hosting their second annual community egg hunt from April 3-6, 2023

Each day 3 “EGGS” will be hidden around the community ( around 4-5pm). As a family you will search the community for the egg.

You will be given a clue as to where it is hidden. Clue’s will be posted in the comments on THIS post

Once you find an egg, claim it and return it to LCSSD building at 2 Gef Street, and receive a prize pack for the family.

Prizes can be picked up between 8:30am-4:30pm

Once your family has received a prize pack, please allow others a chance to find the eggs.

Have fun and happy hunting!

For more information on the community egg hunt, please contact Jessie Gallant 418-788-3039

The Listuguj Public Safety and Bylaw Enforcement would like to remind the public that in the next few months, dogs who are not neutered and are in a reproductive or heat cycle, may become vicious and roam in packs making it very dangerous to the public. If you own a dog who is not neutered or spayed, please keep your dog tied or in an enclosed area.

As a pet owner, if you fail to do this, your dog could be picked up and taken to the SPCA, or if deemed vicious and bites, or attacks a person, child, or another pet, your dog may be euthanized as stated on the Listuguj Dog Bylaw No. 2003-01. (You can read this bylaw on the LMG website: https://listuguj.ca/laws/) You can also be criminally charged with Criminal Negligence if your dog bites or attacks a person or pet.

Please have your pets spayed or neutered and tied at all times. We have already received several calls and complaints from the public.

FACT: Un-neutered males are involved in 70-76 % of dog bite incidents. Un-spayed females encourage roaming and aggressive behaviour in males, regardless of breed.

For more information, please contact the Listuguj Bylaw Enforcement office at 506-987-4524.

We thank you in advance for your cooperation.