Dear member,
We would like to inform you that if you haven’t had a chance to sign our petition, you can do so at :
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/sauvons-le-bois-angell-save-angell-woods.html
Please feel free to forward it to your friends. For more info, visit our website at apaw.ca
We would also like to thank you for your overwhelming support. We have received great number of letters and if you wish to include your voice against development in Angell Woods and its buffer zones, you can still do so by sending your letter to the Mayor and Council:
david.pollock@beaconsfield.ca
michael.montagano@beaconsfield.ca
karin.essen@beaconsfield.ca
wade.staddon@beaconsfield.ca
brian.ross@beaconsfield.ca
roy.baird@beaconfield.ca
rhonda.massad@beaconsfield.ca
We are keeping a tally of letters sent. Please do not hesitate to cc APAW on your letter angellwoods@yahoo.ca
As well, please support APAW on Facebook by clicking on “Like”. We can be found at APAW-APBA
Thanks for your continuing support.
You are cordially invited to the Annual General Meeting of the Association for the Protection of Angell Woods
Tuesday, March 20, 7:30 – 9:30 pm
Centennial Hall
288 Beaconsfield Blvd, Beaconsfield
Our guest speaker this year is Michel Lacasse, Vice-President at Groupe Conseil BC2FP, a firm specializing in strategic and urban planning. The conference is entitled:
CRUNCHING THE TAX NUMBERS: IMPACTS ON CURRENT RESIDENTS AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF DEVELOPMENT VS PROTECTION OF ANGELL WOODS
If you are interested in running for the board of directors of APAW, please contact us at angellwoods@yahoo.ca by Friday, March 16, 2012
AGENDA
Report from the Executive
Treasurer’s Report
Michel Lacasse
Election of the board of directors

Dear Member,
Would you like to know more about what can be done to save Angell Woods?
APAW, along with S.A.V.E. (Senneville As a Village Environment) and the Comité de l’Anse à l’Orme has organized an evening with a well known lawyer, biologist and conservation advocate, Me Jean-François Girard ( Dufresne, Hébert, Comeau) for January 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Beaconsfield Annex- 1974 City Lane, Beaconsfield.
His topic of discussion will be: understanding the existing laws that can enable municipalities to protect their green spaces, making sense of the legal and fiscal aspects of them and providing information for both residents and municipal councilors to help make the preservation of green space an attainable reality. He will also be using concrete examples of jurisprudence to illustrate his points making it more meaningful to us all.
Places are limited, so please reserve your place by sending us an email at angellwoods@yahoo.ca .
Please note that the presentation will be in French, with some support in English if need be.