On October 19, the Town received a letter from the Centre de services scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys (CSSMB) advising us that the construction of a new French elementary school in our municipality has been put on hold. What has Occurred: The CSSMB......
Learn moreNOTE: Annual water consumption billing (Updated on Feb 11, 2026) Annual water consumption bills will be mailed to property owners on February 18, 2026 . Property owners should receive their bill in the coming days. We thank you for your pat......
Learn moreAll projects to connect to the municipal drinking water or sewer system, including modifications or disconnection of existing connections, require a permit issued by the Town of Mount Royal. This procedure details the steps to follow and documents t......
Learn moreThemed Camps As of Monday, July 7, 2025, the following services will be moved to Mount Royal High School (50 Montgomery Avenue) . This applies to discovery, energy, adventure and pre-teen camps. Day care from 7:30 (drop-off); until 18:00 (pi......
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You have excess water consumption? Excess water consumption is often caused by leaks. The following tips will help you detect them. Leak coming from the flushing system To see if the toilet tank is leaking, drop two or three drops of food colourin......
Learn moreThe emerald ash borer has constituted a problem in urban forests for several years now. To limit the spread of this insect pest within its borders, the Town has adopted By-law No. 1433 on April 27, 2015. Do you own an ash tree? Have it treated wi......
Learn moreWant to cut down a tree? Check the by-law first! A tree may be cut down in certain situations: The tree is dead or has contracted an incurable disease. The tree poses a risk to the health or safety of citizens. The tree prevents construction, u......
Learn moreMount Royal Residents New Format Day camps and summer Aquatic activities: online from Monday, March 23, as of 9:00, to Friday, March 27* at 16:00. Recreation activities: online or registration form drop-off or transmission by fax, from T......
Learn moreJune 24, 2026 The project continues to move forward at a good pace! Watch our latest aerial video to see the progress of the construction. View it here. June 11, 2026 The wooden structure was recently added to the steel (and concrete) struc......
Learn moreThe “Swim for Life” program is for everyone. From babies to adults, there's a swimming course for everyone. The program allows progression through several levels, encouraging the learning and perfecting of different swimming styles, while emphasizin......
Learn moreJoin the celebrations for a memorable evening of hockey on April 14th, starting at 18:30 at the municipal arena! Mr. John Labute, a founding member of the league, will join the festivities to mark this special occasion as the TMR Executive Ho......
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Travelling collections are back for 2024! Temporary drop-off points will be set up across the island of Montreal in April, May, June, August, September and October to collect household hazardous waste (HHW): nail polish, propane tanks, car batteries......
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Ladies and gentlemen, Esteemed dignitaries, Ms. Michelle Setlakwe , MNA, Mr. Anthony Housefather , MP, Mr. Jason Savard Todd , Deputy Project Manager, REM, Mr. David Gédéon , Manager, REM Operator, Representatives of No......
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Growing Herbs in Containers By Albert Mondor , horticulturist and biologist There’s nothing like freshly picked herbs to give your summer dishes a burst of flavour! What’s even more fun and satisfying is growing your own herbs in a con......
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A Garden Brimming with Tomatoes and Peppers By Albert Mondor , horticulturist and biologist Tomatoes and peppers are two of the most popular plants for urban farming. Both are from the nightshade plant family, or Solanaceae, and are pa......
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The Mount Royal public market enjoyed busy evenings throughout the summer of 2025. Despite a few rainy evenings, producers, processors and artisans turned out in large numbers at Connaught Park and offered local and fresh products for 15 Thursdays,......
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Dear Residents, Having recently passed the halfway mark of our mandate since the election in November 2021, I find it fitting to provide a review and assessment of the main achievements accomplished by your council and administration during t......
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Water main rinsing is necessary to maintain our water main system in good condition and to preserve water quality. There may be a slight drop in water pressure in your home as well as a reddish coloration of the water. This coloration may cause a fe......
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Supporting Town Council and the other municipal departments, the Treasurer’s Office and Material Resources provides expertise in the areas of accounting, finance, taxation, the budget process, information technology (IT) and procurement. All our fi......
Learn moreYou may not park your vehicle less than 3 meters from a private driveway.
Learn morePermitted times According to By-law no. 1419, from May 1 to October 1, between 6:00 and 8:00 and between 18:00 and 22:00, manual watering on even-numbered calendar days for addresses with an even civic number and on odd-numbered days for addresses......
Learn moreThis by-law sets out the conditions applicable to the supply of drinking water to residents and their use of it. It also sets the water consumption rates and establishes the rules governing water meters and billing. It contains, among other things,......
Learn more2024 Mid-Term Report: Malouf Administration Changes To Caucus Meetings 2022 Drop In Enrolment in the CSSMB Territory: School Construction and Expansion Projects Put On Hold in Town of Mount Royal Comments from Mayor Peter J. Malouf on......
Learn moreOur Town offers a wide range of services to support seniors in the community, with additional resources available from external organizations. Town-Offered Resources : Community Support Services Department : Community support services are free,......
Learn moreHow much: Maximum of 5 m 3 for furniture and bulky items. Maximum of 360 L and 100 kg for CRD waste. How to dispose: For CRD residues, in bundles or solid bags weighing less than 25 kg. For bulky waste, doors must be removed and deposited......
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