" Good evening and happy new year to all; thank you for joining us this evening. Contrary to past practice, this evening I'm going to speak on a single topic, that of the proposed change to the urban plan for 1000 Lucerne. As you are aware,......
Learn moreBOMA BEST is the largest assessment and certification program in Canada with over 5,000 buildings certified or recertified since the program was launched in 2005. It is a unique, voluntary, online program designed by the industry, for the industry.......
Learn moreThe Demolition Review Committee is made up of three members of the Municipal Council, and is responsible for reviewing demolition certificate applications submitted to the Urban Planning and Development Division. At meetings convened by the T......
Learn moreAccessory building Addition Antenna Café-terrace Changing of exterior finishes Demolition Drilling, underpinnings and underground earth-retaining wall ( mur berlinois ) Driveway and Parking area: enlarging or repaving driveway Fence Geothe......
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 more" Good evening to everyone, thank you for joining us, be it in person or virtually. Files have moved forward since last month and the following is a short update. Dalle Parc Everyone must have seen by now the advancement of work on the Dalle......
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......
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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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Growing 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......
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Designed for many types of commercial and institutional buildings, this symbol of recognition shows that the building is certified as energy efficient. This can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but also reduce operating costs and increase asset......
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......
Learn moreA demolition means: razing, knocking down, altering, or otherwise destroying more than fifty per cent (50%) of the gross exterior volume, above ground, of any building on whatever foundation; razing, knocking down, altering, or otherwise destroyi......
Learn moreNo demolition authorization may be issued before: the expiry of the thirty-day (30) appeal period as provided for in this by-law, or if an appeal has been filed under this clause, until Council has rendered a decision authorizing the issuing of su......
Learn moreAt the heart of the Quartier Sportif & Communautaire's vision is the construction of a new Community and Sports Centre (Recreation Centre), which will feature an indoor pool, gymnasium, multi-purpose and training rooms, art studios and space for our......
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 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 morePhone : 514 734-2914 Email : costas.labos@ville.mont-royal.qc.ca Councillor for District No. 4, Costas Labos. Elected with 36.43% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election. Costas Labos is a seasoned professional with a career spanning......
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Town of Mount Royal Town of Mount Royal covers an area of 7.43 km² and has a population of 22,396 (Gazette officielle du Québec, 2025). Both French and English are widely spoken. Not being a major tourist destination, the Town focuses instead......
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" 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......
Learn moreLast June, a successful vernissage raised approximately eight thousand dollars for the creation of a mural on the west facade of Dunrae Gardens. This collective effort was spearheaded by Dunrae's Art teacher, Michael Venditti, in collaboration with......
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With the holiday season right around the corner, MultiCaf Community Cafeteria is organizing a collection of non-perishable food supplies in collaboration with the Town of Mount Royal. The Townies are invited to take action to help the needy and......
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Following 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......
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Since 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......
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The “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......
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