Quebec
Public services in Sept-Îles
Compiled by Mahmoud Halat, updated
At a glance
36 public places in Sept-Îles, Quebec, from open data, including 10 elementary schools, 5 libraries and 4 colleges. The local government is Ville de Sept-Îles.
- Population
- Population 24,569 (2021 Census). #Source: Statistics Canada, Population and dwelling counts: Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities), table 98-10-0002-01, 2021 Census of Population (Statistics Canada Open Licence)
- Public places
- 36 public places on the map, of 14 kinds. #
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Public places in Sept-Îles
36 places from open data. Each type lists every place with its address and directions.
Other places
Chsld de Sept-Îles
Long-term care home
540, avenue Franquelin
Musée Régional de la Côte-Nord
Museum
500 Boulevard Laure, G4R 1X7
Bureau du poste principal de la MRC de Sept-Rivières
Police station
151, rue Père-Divet, G4R 5M8
Directions to Bureau du poste principal de la MRC de Sept-Rivières#
Institut d'enseignement de Sept-Îles
Private school
737 Avenue Gamache, G4R 2J8
Sept-Îles Detachment
RCMP detachment
1501 boul. Laure
Operator on record: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Jacques-Cartier
School (all grades)
10 Rue Johnny-Montigny, G4R 1W3
Service Canada Centre Sept-Iles
Service Canada Centre
701 Laure Boulevard, G4R 1X8
Operator on record: Employment and Social Development Canada
Salle Jean-Marc-Dion
Theatre or concert hall
546 Boul Laure, G4R 1X7
Local services
Handled by the municipality or a regional government, unless another body is named. Start with the Ville de Sept-Îles website.
- Pay or dispute a parking ticket
- Public transit: routes, schedules and passes
- Pay your property tax
- Get a municipal business licence
- Get a building or renovation permit
- Zoning, land use and development applications
- Garbage, recycling and compost pickup
- Drop off large items, electronics or hazardous waste
- Pay your water and sewer bill
- Report a water main break, sewer backup or boil water problem
- Report a pothole, streetlight or sidewalk problem
- Snow clearing and winter parking bans
- Get a residential or visitor parking permit
- Get a dog or cat licence
- Lost pets, stray animals and animal complaints
- Report a noise or bylaw problem
- Contact your municipality (311)
- Sign up for recreation programs and swimming lessons
- Get a library card
- Get a burning or fire permit
- Contact the police (non-emergency)
- Get a criminal record check (police check)
- Vote in a municipal election
- Find your mayor and city councillor
Nearby cities
Communities in Quebec by name: before Senneville, after Shannon.
Data sources
The places come from these open data sources, each under its own licence. We did not visit or call each place: check with it before you go. Operators are matched from the source records and may be approximate.
- Open Database of Healthcare Facilities (ODHF), version 2.0. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Open Database of Educational Facilities (ODEF), version 2.1. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Open Database of Cultural and Art Facilities (ODCAF), version 1.0. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Service Canada Centres from the federal office directory (Burolis, 2018-03-31), geocoded. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Desserte de la Sûreté du Québec, bureaux (provincial police offices), Québec. Licence: CC-BY-4.0
- Directory of Federal Real Property, RCMP detachments. Licence: OGL-Canada
- Statistics Canada, Population and dwelling counts: Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities), table 98-10-0002-01, 2021 Census of Population. Licence: Statistics Canada Open Licence
Data updated .
Cite this page
Canada Service Map, "Public services in Sept-Îles, QC: 36 places", updated 14 October 2026, https://canadaservicemap.ca/places/quebec/sept-iles