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......
Learn moreForest fires currently raging in western Canada are now affecting air quality in the Greater Montreal area. According to information provided by the Agglomération de Montréal, the risk remains moderate. Public Health recommends adaptin......
Learn moreDue to an early winter last fall, some leaves could not be collected. A complete street-by-street sweep was therefore carried out this spring to pick up any remaining accumulations. The leaf collection period has now ended. However, we have noticed......
Learn moreThe Town of Mount Royal makes it easy for you to repair, replace or request a new blue, green or brown wheeled bin. Here's how: Fill out the appropriate form, available on the Residual materials collection for residents page. On......
Learn moreIn fact, for the third year in a row, PME Mtl Centre-Ouest is launching its “I'm Taking the Green Challenge” contest, which this time offers a total grant of $30,000 and features two complementary tracks to encourage sustainable initiatives by busin......
Learn moreCreating 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......
Learn moreGrowing 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......
Learn moreSince 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......
Learn moreDear 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......
Learn moreThe “A Tree for My Neighborhood” campaign returns from May 1 to 24, 2026. Organized by the Regroupement des éco-quartiers and Soverdi, it invites residents of the Island of Montreal to take concrete action to combat climate change and green their ne......
Learn moreAs 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......
Learn moreEvery 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......
Learn moreTo mark Earth Day, the Town of Mount Royal invites residents to take part in an environmental contest in collaboration with GRAME, as part of the “Ensemble on Verdit” program. Enter for a chance to win one of eight trees — one per district — offe......
Learn moreOn Thursday, March 21 st, several members of the business community of the sector located in Namur-De la Savane accepted the invitation of the Mayor of Mount Royal, Peter J. Malouf, as well as elected officials from the Town of Côte-St-Luc, an......
Learn moreFor the second year in a row, the Town of Mount Royal has been participating in the Ensemble on verdit residential greening campaign, an initiative of the GRAME (Group of recommendations and actions for a better environment) that allows residents......
Learn moreCreating 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......
Learn moreFor 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......
Learn moreIn 2021, the Town of Mount Royal adopted a Local Sustainable Development Plan. It was the fourth edition, and it was ambitious. Among the key priorities were active and sustainable mobility and sustainable governance of the Town through the procurem......
Learn moreFollowing public consultation and analysis of the results, Council decided to go ahead with the construction of a new, modern and safe Community and Sports Centre (CSC). It will meet residents' needs for the promotion and practice of a wide range of......
Learn moreThe Town of Mount Royal invites citizens who are interested in environmental issues to apply to be volunteer members for the Committee on Sustainable Development and Climate Change. This newly created committee will consist of four e......
Learn moreThe Committee on Sustainable Development and Climate Change is now officially formed and was announced yesterday at the regular meeting of the Town Council. The Committee's mandate will cover the following topics: Propose measures to addr......
Learn moreThis 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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