Living here
Everything happening in La Petite Nation, brought together in one place
Weather, road conditions, collections, events and businesses: lapetitenation.ca quickly provides the answers you are looking for.

When I moved to Montpellier last year, I wanted to understand my new region. What's going on here? Where are the services? What day is recycling? I dug through a dozen websites, joined Facebook groups, asked around. Often the information just wasn't there. Or a phone number no longer worked, a business had closed a year ago, and an official link led… to a casino site.
I figured I couldn't be the only one. In La Petite Nation, the information exists. It's just scattered across dozens of sites, pages and groups. lapetitenation.ca brings it together, checks it and serves it up in one click.

Your entire region
25 municipalities, more than 1,000 businesses, groups, associations and support services, and more than 110 upcoming events are brought together on a single site, free of charge, in English and French.
- Your town, every day: hour-by-hour weather, collection days, road conditions, fire danger and municipal information.
- Events: festivals, shows, markets and fundraising suppers. You will find all of this week's activities close to home.
- The directory: restaurants, garages, artisans, health services and organizations, also presented on a map.
- The magazine: more than 60 articles to help you make the most of the region, including hikes, beaches, sugar shacks, ice fishing, markets and weekend ideas.
- Safety: AMBER Alerts and weather warnings as soon as they are issued, as well as information on paratransit and the Sûreté du Québec.
- The Thursday newsletter: suggestions to help you plan your weekend in advance.

Designed for everyday life in the region
Have you just moved here? In two minutes, you will find your collection days, your town hall's contact information and your essential services.
Are you coming for the weekend? Lake weather, activities for children and good brunch addresses are available before you leave.
Have you lived here for a long time? You can check road conditions before freezing rain, find Saturday's festival and discover businesses that have recently opened near you.
Do you run a business or an organization? Register free of charge to become known to your closest customers: your neighbours.

A fast site, even in remote areas
A page loads in a third of a second, even on a weak connection. If you install the site as an app, your pages remain available without a signal. The site is easy to read and simple to use for everyone, including seniors and people living with a disability.
Reliable information
Every piece of information is verified and links to its official source. When a number changes, it is corrected. When a business closes, the closure is clearly indicated. You will therefore find neither broken links nor outdated information.
A free, independent site built with the community
Reading and registering are free of charge. Anyone can suggest an event, a business or a correction. The platform grows every week: Les Petites Annonces is now open for the region's garage sales, items for sale, lost pets and jobs.
La Petite Nation close at hand
You can install the app on your phone, without going through an app store, and subscribe to the Thursday newsletter below:
The Thursday newsletter
Weekend activities, new places and good offers, once a week, in English or French.
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Adjusting the site's display to your eyesight: text size, brightness and contrast
A Display button, available at the top of every page, lets you enlarge the text, turn on dark mode, increase contrast and choose an easier font.

Les Petites Annonces is open
A free, local classifieds service, protected against fake accounts from abroad.
