On this page, you will find the ACTIVITIES, the WORKSHOPS, and the CLASSES taking place in AUGUST and SEPTEMBER 2026 at the COMMUNITY CENTRE (2, Cambria Road, Gore).

Also visit the municipality’s EVENTS page: https://www.cantondegore.qc.ca/en/discover-gore/events .

To learn about the activities and events at LAKE BEATTIE NATURE PARK, click here: https://www.cantondegore.qc.ca/en/lake-beattie-park/lake-beattie-park .

To learn about the LAKEFIELD CULTURAL SPACE program, click here: https://www.cantondegore.qc.ca/en/discover-gore/lakefield-cultural-space .

→ ONE-TIME ACTIVITIES, WORKSHOPS AND/OR CLASSES

→ RECURRING ACTIVITIES, WORKSHOPS AND/OR CLASSES

Information : fleclerc@cantondegore.qc.ca 

-> FULL LIST OF EVENTS : Go here!

The Municipality of the Township of Gore wishes to encourage the participation of its young residents under the age of 18 in sports, cultural and leisure activities by offering a financial contribution in the form of partial reimbursement of registration fees for courses or activities not offered in the municipality nor in the Argenteuil RCM and which have a non-resident fee.

The policy aims to make available a greater range of activities than those offered within the municipality or within the Argenteuil RCM to families whose permanent residence is in Gore.

The municipality thus wishes to promote physical activity and a healthy lifestyle and contribute to the cultural and artistic life of young people. We wish to invest in youth in the development of families in the municipality.

Eligibility criteria

• Be under 18 years old on the day of registration for the activity for which a reimbursement is requested;
• Be a permanent resident of the municipality;
• The activity concerned must not be offered in the municipality or the Argenteuil RCM;
• The invoice presented must be official: it must come from an organization established and constituted within the meaning of the law (other municipality, sports club, etc.);
• Non-resident fees must be billed upon registration;
• School sports-study program fees are not eligible.

Reimbursable expenses and reimbursement terms

Additional non-resident fees paid by residents of Gore are reimbursed up to $ 300 per child per calendar year. Any request for reimbursement of non-resident expenses must be accompanied by the following supporting documents:

• Form for the reimbursement of non-resident fees ;
• Original receipt of proof of payment (will be returned when the request has been processed);
• Proof of non-resident fees;
• Proof of permanent residence in Gore;
• Proof of age of the registered person (eg: health insurance card, birth certificate or passport).

Get involved in your community

Whether  you have a few hours to  donate or you are available each week: write  to Fannie at fleclerc@cantondegore.qc.ca to  be part of our volunteer's list !  

Have you ever noticed that most of the volunteers are very busy people with a thousand and one responsibilities, that their hearts are so big that  they overflow in their huge smile? 

Have you noticed that volunteers work to build a warm and happy world and that they know their neighbors? 
 
We are always looking for volunteers! Volunteer involvement is the essence of a community and in Gore, this community is tightly knit. 

What is the Pair Program?

The PAIR Program is a FREE automated calling service. PAIR is a daily call service that makes seniors and people at risk living alone feel more secure. These daily calls are reassuring for subscribers and their families. 

PAIR is offered by several local organizations across Quebec and was created in 1990. Since its launch, this service has made millions of calls and has rescued hundreds of people. Many lives have been saved!

To register online, click HERE. You can also register by filling out the paper form, available here (formulaire-inscription-PAIR.pdf) or at the municipality.

• The PAIR Program is completely free for seniors in Argenteuil; funding comes from the 2019-2023 Crime Prevention Plan;
• Security calls are made between 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
• Security calls are always made at the same time;
• If the member does not answer the first time on their call, there are 2 more "attempts" to call the member; Before triggering a PAIR alert, there is an interval of approximately 15 minutes between each attempt. For example, if the member was in the bathroom during their PAIR call, they confirm their presence with the second try, a few minutes later.
• When calling the central, to confirm that the member is okay, he must press a number on the telephone keypad, wait for the thank you message and hang up; it is very important to wait for the thank you message before hanging up.
• If we have an alert, we contact:
  • 1st The member, one last time
  • 2nd His respondents
  • 3rd Emergency services, if we have no answer
• PAIR members are responsible for reporting their absence, if possible 24 hours in advance, by calling the absence number: a voicemail box open 24/7: 1-877-997-7247

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SOMUM-PAIR-DÉPLIANTS-ANGLAIS-GRATUIT.pdf

SOMUM-PAIR-DÉPLIANTS-FRANÇAIS-GRATUIT.pdf

The Municipality offers residents and non-residents the opportunity to rent three of its facilities for private or public events:

1- Main Hall of the Community Centre (Upper Level)

INCLUSIONS

• Fully equipped kitchen, recently renovated (stove, refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, microwave)
• Dishes, utensils, and cups (wine glasses not included)
• Television with HDMI connection (you may connect your laptop)
• Tables and chairs
• Two washrooms

EMERGENCY EXITS AND ACCESS TO THE HALL

• The main entrance is located facing the cemetery.
• The rear entrance includes an access ramp for people with reduced mobility or to facilitate the transportation of equipment.
• In the basement, emergency exits are located on the left side of the building, facing Route 329.

2- Garden-Level Hall

INCLUSIONS

• Lounge-style area accommodating 4 to 5 people
• Kitchen counter area including a sink, microwave, and small refrigerator
• Tables and chairs accommodating approximately 15 people
• Two washrooms, one of which includes a shower

EMERGENCY EXITS AND ACCESS TO THE HALL

• The two main entrances are located facing Route 329.
• In case of emergency, two additional exits are available. Access is through the staircase leading to the upper hall of the building.

3- The Church

INCLUSIONS

• Church pews with seating capacity for approximately 100 people
• Small area at the front of the room that can serve as a stage
• Small backstage/storage room for equipment (stage right)
• Access to the Community Centre washrooms is permitted.
• No audiovisual equipment or materials are available in the church. However, we can refer you to nearby service providers.

EMERGENCY EXITS AND ACCESS TO THE HALL

• The main entrance is located at the front of the church.
• In case of emergency, an additional exit is available through the storage room located stage right. This exit must remain easily accessible at all times.

The rental conditions for these facilities are outlined in By-law 266, currently in force, available here:

https://www.cantondegore.qc.ca/en/publications/rules (Rental fee schedule is located on page 7.)

It is your responsibility to obtain a meeting permit if you intend to sell or serve alcohol during your event. For additional information and to apply online: https://www.racj.gouv.qc.ca/alcool/vendre-ou-servir-des-boissons-alcooliques-lors-dune-activite-occasionnelle/boite-a-outils-des-demandeurs-et-des-titulaires-de-permis-de-reunion/formulaires-relatifs-aux-permis-de-reunion

Venue Reservation Procedure

1- Determine your needs and identify possible event dates.

2- Contact Fannie by email at fleclerc@cantondegore.qc.ca or by phone at 450-562-2025, extension 3530.

3- Once your reservation has been confirmed, visit the Town Hall during regular business hours to pay the rental fees (if applicable) and the security deposit. At that time, you will receive:

• The temporary lockbox code associated with the reserved venue;
• The church alarm system code (if applicable);
• The name and contact information of a person to reach in case of an emergency during your reservation.

Important Information

• Parking is available in front of and behind the Community Centre, as well as behind Town Hall (9 Cambria Road).
• The dishwasher may be used (if your reservation includes use of the kitchen), but you must read the instructions carefully before starting it and must not add any soap, as the required detergent is dispensed automatically.
• In the event of an accident, a first aid kit is available in the upper-level Community Centre hall. An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is also available at this location.
• Decorations are permitted; however, thumbtacks, nails, or other fasteners that may damage the walls must not be used. All decorations must be removed at the end of your event.
• Before leaving, it is important to clean the facility and leave it in the same condition as when you arrived. Floors must be swept, garbage bags placed in the outdoor bins, washrooms cleaned, and the kitchen fully tidied.
• If you use the kitchen and its equipment, the area must be thoroughly cleaned before you leave.
• You must bring your own food and take all leftovers with you.
• Any bottles brought to the venue must be removed at the end of your event.
• It is your responsibility to ensure that all lights are turned off, the air conditioner is shut down (upper-level Community Centre hall), no appliances remain operating (especially the dishwasher), all doors are securely locked upon departure, and the key is returned to its lockbox.
• Security cameras are in operation at various outdoor locations, including the entrances to the church and the Community Centre.

ATTENTION : If the facility you rented is not cleaned properly, the Municipality reserves the right to retain your security deposit. If cleaning or repair costs exceed the amount of the security deposit, the additional costs will be billed to you.