Listuguj Water Pressure Update
UPDATE: The water pressure issue has been located by Public Works as a crack in the well system and is currently being addressed. Water works will be shut down at 2:00pm today, August 21,2021 to be maintained. In the meantime we strongly advise everyone in our community to stock up on water from now until 2:00pm when water will be shut off. Fill containers and any receptacle (bathtub, bucket…) before 2:00pm. We will keep you updated as we proceed to resolve this issue.
Local Water Pressure Issue
An important notice that Listuguj is currently experiencing a drop in water pressure. This was identified last night by the Public Works Department .
Public Works have been addressing the issue since midnight last night August 21st, 2021. They have been working to identify the problem and they will continue to do so today.
Public works, Pubic Security and Administration will continue to collaborate on the situation and keep you updated as progress develops.
Listuguj Vocational Training Program Accepting Institutional and Home Care Assistant Applicants
An reminder that the Listuguj Vocational Training Program still has room available for more students for the Institutional and Home Care Assistant program. The Deadline to apply is August 31st, 2021.
For more information, please contact vocational@essb.qc.ca
or call 418-788-1347 ext.8804
See poster for further details.
Listuguj Vocational Training Program Accepting Secretarial Studies Applicants
An important notice to all that the Listuguj Vocational Training Program still has room available for more students for the Secretarial Studies. The Deadline to apply is September 3rd, 2021.
For more information, please contact vocational@essb.qc.ca
or call 418-788-1347 ext.8804
See poster for further details.
Listuguj Education, Training & Employment Art Submission deadline August 20th, 2021
Human Resources Reminder from Capital & Infrastructure and Public Works
The Capital & Infrastructure Department and Public Works would like to remind community members that all inquiries regarding job posting and hiring must go through Human Resources (HR) in order to ensure a fair employment opportunity for everyone interested to apply.
With our multiple ongoing projects, there are many employment opportunities offered by Capital & Infrastructure and Public Works. And since all general contractors for all project in Listuguj are contractually required to hire a minimum of 30% local forces, we need all the workers we can get to ensure this standard is maintained.
We look forward to working with all qualified applicants.
If you are interested in applying to a job posting or inquire about hiring opportunities, please contact Human Resources at:
COVID-19 (Delta Variant) Active in MRC Avignon
August 16, 2021 – Quebec Public Health has confirmed with the Listuguj Community Health Services that the COVID-19 Delta Variant is present in MRC Avignon, which includes the Listuguj First Nation community.
We wish to remind our community residents to continue to follow the general safety precautions for the Quebec Alert Level 1 (Green) for COVID-19. It is important to continue to maintain physical distancing, wear a face mask, wash your hands frequently, practice respiratory etiquette and find an alternative greeting.
After weeks of planning, a COVID-19 Mobile Vaccination Clinic was held in Listuguj on August 13 & 14, 2021. This Clinic was made possible through the partnership between the LCHS and the CISSS/CLSC. A total of 161 community residents received either their first or second dose of the Moderna or Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine.
The LCHS/CISSS will coordinate another Mobile Vaccination Clinic in Listuguj in early October. Later, the LCHS will announce both the time and location for this clinic.
Wela’lieg
Ground Breaking Ceremonies this Afternoon
Safe Uranium Radioactivity Levels
Capital & Infrastructure is pleased to inform community members that a uranium radioactivity test was performed by a professional geotechnical firm at the Busteed Addition-to-Reserve as a preventive measure for future developments. The results received in June 2021 concluded that the area is safe for residential uses. The values obtained were so low that they were very close to the laboratory’s detection limit. The laboratory has confirmed that we “should not be worried about any unusual radioactivity in the area”.
For more information or to consult the report, please visit the Natural Resources Building or call at 418-778-3022





