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 moreMay 27, 2026 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, Install......
Learn moreThis department is responsible for the regular maintenance of infrastructure, green spaces, the urban forest, and municipal buildings, as well as several fundamental aspects of the quality of life in our garden city. While not limited to these, a w......
Learn moreResponsibility for these operations lies with the Town of Mount Royal's Public Works Division. This service is in charge of different operations, including: Inspection and maintenance of playgrounds; Collection and disposal of residual materials......
Learn more" Good ev ening to all, thank you for your interest in our community affairs and your presence tonight, be it in person or virtually. Firstly, I would like to share some good news for a few businesses in our industrial sector. We don’t often s......
Learn moreGood evening, everyone, and thank you for joining us tonight. Summer has finally arrived in TMR. It’s a season that many look forward to: outdoor dining, parks, family activities, get-togethers with neighbors, and the many events that bring our cit......
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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......
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To 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......
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On 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......
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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......
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......
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 morePhone : 514-734-2914 Email : caroline.decaluwe@town.mount-royal.qc.ca Councillor for District No. 6, Caroline Decaluwe. Re-elected with 59.91% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election. Architect and member of the Quebec Association......
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 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 moreSeveral public charging stations for electric and hybrid vehicles, part of the Circuit Électrique network, are deployed to serve electromobilists on the territory of Town of Mount Royal. The addition of public charging stations is in line wit......
Learn moreWe often let out vehicle idle without really thinking about it. Meanwhile, the engine is burning a lot of fuel, diminishing the air quality and putting the health of citizens at risk. To help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, By-law No. 1407 conce......
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