districts and current councillors are as follows: Transportation Cantley's main artery is Route 307 also known as Montée de la Source (formerly known as la rue Principale) which is the extension of Rue Saint-Louis in Gatineau. Major collector roads include Chemin du Mont-Cascades, Chemin Ste-Élisabeth, Montée des Érables and Montée St-Amour. Most of the roads in the town connect to Route 307 and most of them are dead-ends. There are very few that connect to secondary roads. Beginning June 15, 2015, Transcollines provides public transportation services in Cantley. Routes 931 and 933 replace the previous Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO) routes 15 and 16 between Cantley and the De La Gappe Rapibus station with connections to Ottawa and the Hull and Gatineau sectors of Gatineau. Route 931 provides weekday and weekend service while Route 933 provides weekday service only. Route 934 provides reverse service during peak periods. Route 932 provides peak period service between Cantley and the Cégep de l'Outaouais' Gabrielle-Roy campus via the STO Galéries de Hull Rapibus station. Park and Ride lots are available on rue Hogan (at Montée de la Source), at the Town Hall (rue River), on rue Mont-Joel (at rue Marsolais) and on rue Denis (at Parc Denis). Recreation Chemin du Mont-Cascades gives access to the Mont Cascades Ski Resort and Waterpark, as well as the Mont Cascades Golf Club. The waterpark is the largest in the Outaouais region while the Ski Resort offers 20 ski trails. The main chalet of the resort burned down on August 1, 2021, with no casualties reported. Cantley is also home to Nakkertok, the largest cross-country ski club in the National Capital Region. Cantley is centrally located with easy access to many recreational activities within the National Capital Region. These include the Gatineau Park, ski resorts such as Sommet Edelweiss (Edelweiss Valley) and Vorlage in La Pêche (Wakefield), Camp Fortune in Chelsea and Mont Ste-Marie in Lac Ste-Marie. Cantley has also a number of parks located accross its territory. Education The Commission Scolaire des Draveurs has three French-language primary schools in Cantley: École Sainte-Élisabeth, École de la Rose-des-Vents, and École de l'Orée-des-Bois. The latters being beside eachother. English language education is provided by the Western Québec School Board. Students attend school in neighbouring communities, such as Chelsea or Gatineau, since there are no English-language schools in Cantley. Cantley dry materials dump issue From 2005 to 2007 controversy arose