The Town of Mount Royal wishes to inform residents that, due to emergency work being carried out by the City of Montréal on a major watermain, a collective effort to reduce drinking water consumption is being requested over the coming weeks. Althou......
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What should I do? TMR residents are asked to reduce their water consumption to prevent a disruption in the water supply. Here are several eco-friendly ideas to help you contribute to this collective effort. Check out some suggestions on the webs......
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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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Updated on May 20, 2025 at 13:30 The boil advisory is now lifted on the temporary network on Graham and Regent . A boil water advisory was in effect for homes located in the Graham Boulevard and Regent Road area, in connection with the rehabi......
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The action plan, presented on September 19, 2024 at the Town council, was divided into 3, namely: 2024-2025 - short term 2025-2026 - medium term 2027 and + - long term Here's an update on the activities planned for 2024-2025 , as well as t......
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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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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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Work to come Roadwork on Markham Road Roadway and sidewalk rehabilitation work will take place on Markham Road , between Simcoe and Dobie Avenues . Work begins: August 3 Estimated duration: Approximately 4 weeks Consult the info cons......
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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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With the return of the spring season and the hotter weather, there is an increased risk of heavy rainstorms in the Montreal region. Such weather events can send large volumes of water into the sewer systems in a short amount of time, potentially ove......
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Updated on July 14, 2026: Please note that we have reached the maximum number of participants for this campaign. The Town of Mount Royal is looking for volunteer participants for its 2026 lead-copper sampling campaign! Objective :......
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Creating Your Urban Veggie Garden By Albert Mondor , horticulturist and biologist Given the current health and economic situation, many people are feeling the urge to reconnect with food and become more self-sufficient by growing their......
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Whether it's environmental issues, gutters, pool enclosures or trees to be replaced in backyards, the teams on the ground will be able to inform you about the steps required to ensure the safety and compliance of your homes. Disconnection of gutte......
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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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Every summer, the Town of Mount Royal recruits students and seasonal workers to strengthen its teams in several municipal departments. Want to work close to home in an organized, dynamic environment known for its supportive management? Now is the ti......
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In view of the heatwave forecast for tomorrow, July 1, the Town of Mount Royal would like to inform residents of the following: Here are a few suggestions to help you stay cool: The air-conditioned lounge located in the REC building (60 Roosevelt......
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Christmas tree (natural or artificial): Set up your Christmas tree away from heat sources (baseboards, space heaters, fireplace, etc.) Turn off the Christmas lights when you go to sleep or leave your home. Cut approximately 1 cm off the base o......
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This initiative, which aims to anticipate risks and reduce the vulnerability of certain buildings to heavy rainfall, complements the new asset and stormwater management strategy being implemented by TMR on its side. Here are the main points: Re......
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To help you make your payment on time, here's a reminder of the options available to you other than sending cheques: 1. The electronic method (the best option) You can pay your tax bill and your water bill electronically by signing......
Learn moreBike Network Section Most of the planned bike network improvements have been completed. Only two sections could not be completed, namely on Lucerne and in the Town centre; they will be finalized as soon as Hydro-Québec and the REM have completed......
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It is now time to register! Registration is now open for Resilient Properties , an inspection program fully funded by the municipality, representing an investment of $1 million in 2026. Eligible property owners can now register to receive a fr......
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As part of our major construction projects, we will soon begin the redevelopment of Plymouth Avenue, between Lucerne Road and Manella Road. The planned work includes: Reconstruction of sidewalks, Creation of green belts, Installation of stormwa......
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To see at a glance the condition of the natural outdoor skating rinks at TMR, we invite you to click on the " Ice conditions " quick link on the right-hand side of the home page (see image). As for the free skating schedule at the arena , yo......
Learn moreWe are pleased to announce that the outdoor municipal pool and the paddling pool located on Dunkirk Road are now open. The facilities will be open from 9:00 today until 21:00, according to the normal schedule. Schedule Water games at Dakin P......
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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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