The Town of Mount Royal wishes to share an important initiative highlighted by the CIUSSS COMTL in the fight against violence towards women. From November 25 to December 6 , various organizations will be launching initiatives as part of the 12 Day......
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An incident involving a hedge and a Bombardier-type sidewalk plow occurred on January 14. As you can see from the photos below, the snow plow driver had a close call; with the weight of the accumulated snow, the structure of this hedge protec......
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Source: Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l'Habitation (Government of Quebec) Municipalities face major challenges in terms of land use planning, whether it's combating urban sprawl, adapting to climate change, protecting natural env......
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In a show of support for Canadian nationalism and pride, the Town Council has taken the initiative to distribute Canadian flags to residents. This gesture reinforces our attachment to our national identity at a time when unity is more important th......
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The Town of Mount Royal aims to provide a healthy and safe environment for residents and staff. To achieve this, the signs in various customer service areas in municipal buildings have been updated to remind people of the importance of mutual courte......
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The Town of Mount Royal is pleased to announce the official launch of govillemo, its new mobile app, now available for free on the App Store and Google Play. Simply search for "govillemo" in your app store to download it to your mobile device. W......
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Source: REM Starting June 20, 2025, and continuing through August 18, the REM will gradually begin its intensive testing phase, an important milestone in preparation for the launch of service on the Deux-Montagnes and Anse-à-l’Orme branches. D......
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A team of researchers from McGill University have launched a study on the use of Town centre parking lots over the last few days. The students will be on site from May 28 to June 8 to gather feedback from stakeholders in a short survey. If you are......
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Tip #1: Managing heavy rainfall through urban greening Did you know that nature can help us better manage heavy rainfall? Large parking spaces and paved backyards prevent water from seeping into the ground, which can lead to heavy wate......
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Your opinion on the issues of climate change, adaptation, sustainable mobility and ecological lifestyle choices is important and we would like to take them into account when producing our next plan. If you would like to take part in this survey, pl......
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The Reginald J. P. Dawson Library is proud to be featured in the 2026 edition of the Quebec Public Libraries Association (QPLA) Travel Guide, a publication that invites the public to discover inspiring libraries across the province. This recognitio......
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Creating your Urban Veggie Garden By Albert Mondor , horticulturist and biologist Are you eager to follow the huge urban agriculture trend this summer by growing your own vegetables and herbs, but don’t have any land? No problem, you c......
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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 Town of Mount Royal is planning to revamp the play modules in Dakin Park in the spring of 2025. The Town wanted to hear the thoughts of its residents in order to adapt the park's play equipment to the needs and image of its population. The aim w......
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With the holiday season right around the corner, MultiCaf Community Cafeteria is organizing a collection of non-perishable food supplies in collaboration with the Town of Mount Royal. The Townies are invited to take action to help the needy and......
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Themed 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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For homeowners, in addition to having your foundation inspected regularly for cracks, we'd like to make you aware of some individual preventive measures you should take to avoid water damage in the basement: Check valves: Make sure that all......
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The 15th edition of Bell Let's Talk Day will take place on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The Town of Mount Royal will once again participate to this day by raising a flag symbolizing this event, aiming to initiate discussions on mental health......
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In order to observe the Quebec and Canada Day holidays, all municipal offices and the town shops will be closed on Wednesdays, June 24th and July 1 st , 2025 .
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Saint-Clément East School is excited to announce its Colour Run event for its students, which will partially take place on public roads. To ensure a smooth and safe event, we would like to share some important information and ask for your......
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In a constantly evolving economic environment, the Mayor of Town of Mount Royal, Peter J. Malouf, recently took part in two business-focused events aimed at strengthening ties between the Town and its business community. First, Mayor Malouf hosted......
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The Town of Mount Royal has reached a crucial milestone in the Sports and Community Centre (CSC) project. Following the approval of the project budget at the May Town Council meeting, the Town recently launched a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for......
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Construction of the new complex was awarded to the Équipe Sports et Communauté VMR consortium, managed by Groupe Geyser Inc. and Groupe Axor Inc., at a special meeting of the Town Council held on Monday, April 28. The members of the Town c......
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Jean-Pierre Richard, project engineer for TMR, accompanied by the Town's Director of Recreation, Kevin Whitehall, and Director of Technical Services, Ginette Leclerc, as well as Town Manager Ava Couch, accompanied Mayor Peter Malouf in a presentatio......
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Since July 7, a major worksite has been underway in the Town centre. The work to mobilize the site on the vacant lot between the town hall parking and the current REC will take until the end of 2027. Schedule and potential impacts on nearby reside......
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