GREEN/FOOD WASTE FOOD Fruit and vegetables, meat, poultry, fish and seafood Dairy products Grain products such as breads, cakes, cereals, pasta, rice, etc. Eggs Nuts and shells Coffee beans and grounds, coffee filters Tea and h......
Learn moreSupporting 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 moreTo report a damaged bin, use the appropriate online form: Form: Blue recycling bin Form for Repair, Replacement or Request for Brown of Green Wheeled Bins To request a collection of branches Collection of Branches To report a missed col......
Learn moreThe person in charge of any commercial establishment, public establishment, residence or property shall comply with the provisions of this by-law with respect to such immoveables. Consult the By-law
Learn moreFewer cars on our streets also means safer neighbourhoods for our children and less atmospheric pollution. Whether it's with the future REM, the metro and buses, Town of Mount Royal is fortunate to be served by a large public transit network that le......
Learn moreQuartier Design Royalmount Dozens of interior design businesses serving importers, artisans and decorators have set up shop along the Décarie Expressway near the entrance to Mount Royal’s industrial sector. The Quartier has become one of the metrop......
Learn moreDespite the best efforts of the collection companies, your address may have been forgotten. Errors can occur for a number of reasons, such as your bin being mixed up with another collection or them simply not seeing your bin. Differentiating betwe......
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 moreBefore you start preparing your project, make sure you obtain all the zoning information for your neighbourhood. Zoning determines the uses permitted as well as the restrictions applying to your sector with respect to setbacks, building height, volu......
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 moreBin Types Type Waste* Recyclable materials Organic matter Bin provided by Resident EEQ Town Volume Max 120 L 120, 240 or 360 L 240L Color Other than blue, green or brown Blue Brow......
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......
Learn moreImprovements to the Cycling Network - Planned Work May 23, 2025 The safety of Townies remains a priority for the elected officials of Mount Royal, and it is with this in mind that the Technical Services team has been mandated to evaluate and i......
Learn more...e École Saint-Clément (Pavillon Ouest) 555 Mitchell Avenue Mount Royal, Quebec H3R 1L5 Telephone : 514 735-0400 Fax : 514 735-7330 Website Mount Royal High School 50 Montgomery Avenue Mount Royal, Quebec H3R 2B3...
Learn moreThe current Council will not consider any rezoning of the Royalmount industrial sector to include residential development. However, the commercial component of Carbonleo's Royalmount project is now open to the public, and the pedestrian bridge link......
Learn moreThe Town’s founding is directly related to the digging of a tunnel under “the mountain” – Mount Royal’s namesake – by the Canadian Northern Railway, a tunnel that would give CNR trains access to downtown Montreal. To raise funds for the project, the......
Learn morePlace names today are an integral part of the urban landscape. Toponymy – the study of place names – reveals the various stages of the municipality's development. The name Mount Royal reflects, in part, the Town’s railway-related roots. Collected in......
Learn moreOur Site Planning and Architectural Integration Program (often referred to by its French acronym, PIIA) identifies eight distinct styles of houses grouped into the three historical development phases of Mount Royal’s urban fabric. Together with th......
Learn moreThe purpose of the General Procurement Procedures is to ensure our commitment to good procurement practices and management. They are intended to promote transparency in the awarding of municipal contracts, in compliance with the rules governi......
Learn moreMaterial damage: your property was damaged Mandatory notice : 15 days The Cities and Towns Act requires claimants to provide a written notice of action to the Town in the 15 days following the incident, “failing which the municipality shall be re......
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 moreThe addition of bicycle lanes is a great way to get around by bike or by BIXI. The BIXI system will soon have seven (7) stations across the town . The BIXI system is modular, wireless and solar-powered. The stations are located at the : ......
Learn moreOverseen by the Regroupement des éco-quartiers (REQ), the Green Patrol aim to raise awareness and educate residents about various environmental issues related to the urban environment. Created in 2005 by the Conseil régional de l’environnement d......
Learn moreResurfacing consists of scarifying (removing the asphalt surface) and then applying a new surface course. It extends the lifetime of a road by 10 years. Time required to resurface an average segment: one week. Reconditioning, which involves complet......
Learn moreThis Canada Green Building Council standard is the first program to make carbon emissions the primary indicator of building performance. It considers energy consumption in a holistic manner: peak electricity, GHG emissions associated with structural......
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