Chandler

Chandler came to life in February 1916 with the arrival of an American industrial named Philadelphie Percy Milton Chandler and his brothers. He founded the Pulp and Paper mill that became the groundwork of this town.

Chandler is west-bound by the Rivière du Nord and stretches east up to the tourist information office. It is bordered north by the forest and south by the sea.

In Chandler, you will find a hospital, a CLSC, a high school, a French and English elementary school, a golf club (18 holes), a tennis court, an outdoor swimming pool, a sport complex, a bowling alley, a tourist information office, a marina and a serviced beach.

Municipal councilors: Louisette Langlois, Denis Michaud

Zoning : Residential, commercial and industrial.

Garbage removal and recycling

Associations and non-profit organizations:

Many community and service clubs are present: Lions, Chevalier de Colomb, Filles d'Isabelle, A.D.J., Chamber of Commerce, Corporation portuaire de Chandler, Club Nautique (boating club), Association du Hockey mineur (minor hockey league), Club de patinage artistique Les Flocons d'Or (figure skating), and many other cultural organizations such as Sapinart (show diffuser).

Parish: Paroisse catholique St-Coeur-de-Marie.