This by-law stipulates that no person may carry out or undertake a filming project in Mount Royal without having obtained the required permit, for which conditions of issuance and fees are established. Consult the By-law
Learn moreGREEN/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 moreInternet, telephone and cable systems are managed by private companies. If you experience an outage or other problems with your devices, look on the monthly bill from your supplier or on your service agreement for how to contact the supplier’s custo......
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 moreMost forms are in English and only a few forms are in French: Addition Antenna Balcony, patio or terrace Changes to doors, windows and garage doors, even if the existing opening remains: colour, type, modulation, style, bay window, enla......
Learn moreAgropur cooperative and Saputo Canada Dairy Products , both located in the borough of St-Laurent, have put in place processes to quickly inform local residents of any emergencies that may occur in their buildings. In fact, both companies have a......
Learn moreThe Town of Mount Royal has adopted a by-law on contract management that promotes transparency in the granting of municipal contracts and ensures compliance with all rules when awarding them. The by-law applies to all calls for tenders and requires......
Learn moreTo register to direct deposit, suppliers need only fill out the proper form and return it to the Town along with a company cheque with VOID written across the front. The cheque can be scanned and electronic documents should be sent to cf-ap@ville......
Learn moreTownies with a home security system can designate the Public Security Department as a responder for their alarm station and ensure a quick response when the system triggered. New members will receive official program stickers that may be affixed to......
Learn moreGarage sales are a way to encourage the circular economy and participate in sustainable development. In order to organize a garage sale, please obtain a permit in advance from the Public Security counter (10 avenue Roosevelt, Mont-Royal). Terms an......
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 moreA few simple actions will enable you to reduce energy losses and better protect our valuable resources: In winter, seal your windows Install adequate weather stripping around doors. This will help you save on heating and lower your energy consumpt......
Learn moreIn the case of obstructions caused by tree roots. Before contacting the Town, it is up to the homeowner to contract the services of a plumber to check his or her installations. A plumber can view the pipes with a camera to determine whether the prob......
Learn moreThis by-law establishes rules pertaining to contract management and promotes competition in order to obtain the best possible prices, while also taking into consideration the quality of the goods and services offered, delivery deadlines and supplier......
Learn moreDisplay the building permit in a window where it is easily visible from the street. Keep on the building site a complete copy of the plans signed and stamped by the Town for on-site consultation by the contractor and the inspector.
Learn moreN.B. The following names, Community and Sports Centre (CSC) and Recreation Centre, refer to the same future building. Updated on June 24, 2026 The project continues to move forward at a good pace! Watch our latest aerial video to see the progr......
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 moreThis support program, carried out by a specialist firm commissioned by the Town, will consist of analyzing and inspecting, free of charge, the plumbing systems of eligible properties, as well as outdoor installations such as landscaping,&......
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