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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Using less water also enables you to lower your energy consumption. All that’s required is to make a few changes in your daily habits and pay special attention to your faucets. Turn faucets off tightly so they don’t drip. Don’t let the water run......
Learn moreIntroduction and objectives As part of its new asset and stormwater management strategy, the Town of Mount Royal is launching Resilient Properties, a subsidized inspection and support program for property owners who have......
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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 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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Overseen by the Regroupement des éco-quartiers (REQ), the Blue Patrol aim to raise awareness and educate residents about various environmental issues related to the urban environment. Since 2010, the Blue Patrol has been advising citizens on how......
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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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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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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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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Supporting 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 pay your tax bill you have 2 options: 1. Option of paying in a single instalment Needless to say, should you prefer it, you may also pay in a single instalment. 2. Option of paying in 2 equal instalments In accordance with the A......
Learn moreThe Town has put in place several tools in order to be ready to act quickly and effectively in the event of a general alert. You should also be prepared to deal with this type of situation, in particular by having a family emergency plan and a 72-ho......
Learn moreElectronic method You can pay your tax bill and your water bill electronically by signing up for Internet banking services offered by most financial institutions. To make your payment over the Internet, you must select the proper account payable,......
Learn moreThe “Swim for Life” program is for everyone. From babies to adults, there's a swimming course for everyone. The program allows progression through several levels, encouraging the learning and perfecting of different swimming styles, while emphasizin......
Learn moreThis subsidized inspection and support program is intended for property owners who have experienced and reported water damage since June 15, 2022. A claim is eligible if it meets the following criteria: The claim is......
Learn more" Good evening to all and thank you for spending your evening with us. As usual, I'll give you a quick overview of the issues of interest to our community. SPVM A recent reorganization within the SPVM has brought us a new commander for PDQ......
Learn more"Good evening to you all. Summer seems to have finally arrived, and I'd like to thank you for choosing to spend your summer evening with us. Circulation/Traffic We're well aware of the traffic issues, especially through-traffic in our town. Thes......
Learn moreTo 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......
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Bike 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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Our "Aquafitness" and "Aqua Gold" courses offer gentle, effective physical activity in the water, guided by a qualified instructor. Aqua Gold : Specially designed for people aged 60 and over, this course promotes mobility, flexibility and general......
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......
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