Simply put, the Action Plan aims to improve the lives of persons with disabilities in our town while supporting their integration into educational, professional and social environments. The 2026 Action Plan was presented and adopted during the May......
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A sale by public auction will be held on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at 10:00 at the municipal workshops located at 180 Clyde Road, to sell off municipal property and also bicycles that have been abandoned on public property for more than 60 days. At th......
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The public market is back in Mount Royal! Producers and processors will gather in Connaught Park, on the pedestrian sidewalk and the pergola, every Thursday from 15:00 to 19:00, June 18 to October 1, 2026. This high quality public market offer......
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Services are provided entirely ** free of charge by CIUSSS du Centre-Ouest-de-l'Île-de-Montréal. **CIUSSS criteria for free shingles vaccine: be 75 years of age or older OR be an immunocompromised person 18 years of age or older. See the......
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Thieves may take advantage of the vulnerability of seniors to steal the jewelry they are wearing or other valuables in their possession. Thieves will use any means necessary to distract them and steal jewelry and valuables; vigilance is required at......
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View the full report In a nutshell, the sample totals 1,090 people who participated in one or more of the consultation actions between February 1 and March 5, 2023: Two information evenings on February 1 and 2, 2023 (approximately 500 people at......
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Michelle Setlakwe, Member of the National Assembly for Mont-Royal-Outremont, and Mayor Peter Malouf were on hand recently to celebrate a major milestone: the contract to build the new Centre sportif et communautaire (CSC) de Mont-Royal has officiall......
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Following the 2021 election, and as your newly elected mayor, I had hoped to bridge the partisan divide and bring Council together to work collaboratively towards common goals and in the best interest of our residents. Over the past two years I hav......
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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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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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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 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 moreÉglise Saint-Joseph de Mont-Royal 100 Thornton Avenue Mount Royal, Quebec H3P 1H5 Telephone : 514 731-3878 Hungarian United Church 50 Graham Boulevard Mount Royal, Quebec H3P 2C1 Telephone : 514 731-5732 Mount Roy......
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 moreNOTE: Annual water consumption billing (Updated on Feb 11, 2026) Annual water consumption bills will be mailed to property owners on February 18, 2026 . Property owners should receive their bill in the coming days. We thank you for your pat......
Learn moreLeadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) is a rating system recognized as the international mark of excellence for sustainable buildings in over 132 countries. There are four levels of certification: certified, silver, gold and platinum......
Learn moreWhen the applicant for the demolition certificate submits his application, it must be accompanied by A payment of $15,000 to cover the cost of examining the application, the inspection report and the cost of publishing the public notice as s......
Learn moreThe Town of Mount Royal has mandated the firm Morin Relations Publiques to carry out an information and consultation campaign with the Townies to better understand their needs in terms of sports and community infrastructures within the Town and to b......
Learn moreNote: This section will be evolving and will contain important information on the Beaumont PPU reflecting the evolution of the consultation process. SPECIAL PLANNING PROGRAM (PPU) FOR THE BEAUMONT SECTOR The Town of Mount Royal has begun prepari......
Learn moreOur Town offers a diverse array of activities and events tailored to our 60+ community. From social gatherings and exercise classes to enriching excursions and conferences, we aim to promote health, wellness, and social connections. Discover our pro......
Learn moreWould you like to know on which day the garbage collectors come? Please check the calendar below. View full-screen calendar
Learn moreCollection Days HOUSEHOLD WASTE 7 units or less 8 units and more Wednesday Tuesday and Friday RECYCLABLE MATERIALS Wednesday ORGANIC WASTE Wednesday If you have a private collection service, co......
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 moreThe Town of Mount Royal community gardens located on Brittany Avenue, or VMR collective gardens, are used to full capacity and are not at risk of being used for purposes other than feeding the residents who practice urban agriculture there. The plot......
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