Mount Royal Town Council adopted, at its regular sitting of January 21, 2025, the Draft By-law No. 1443-2 to amend Construction By-law No. 1443 with respect to plumbing work. In accordance with the Land Use Planning and Development Act (CQLR, Chapt......
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Due to an early winter last fall, some leaves could not be collected. A complete street-by-street sweep was therefore carried out this spring to pick up any remaining accumulations. The leaf collection period has now ended. However, we have noticed......
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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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Place names today are an integral part of the urban landscape. Toponymy – the study of place names – reveals the various stages of the municipality's development. The name Mount Royal reflects, in part, the Town’s railway-related roots. Collected in......
Learn moreOften called a “welcome tax,” a property transfer tax is an amount of money payable on the transfer of a property. The tax is paid by the acquirer of the property. For several years now, under section 12.1 of the Act respecting duties on transfers o......
Learn morePhone : 514 734-4211 Email : daniel.pilon@town.mount-royal.qc.ca Councillor for District No. 3, Daniel Pilon. Re-elected with 74.11% of the votes in the 2025 municipal election. Daniel holds a master’s degree in urban planning from the......
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The 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 moreThe required documents are: Application form; Proxy, if applicable; Pictures of the four (4) existing facades; Preliminary presentation of the reuse of the land (Implantation plan, the four (4) elevations and 3D perspectives of the new project)......
Learn moreThis by-law depicts the Town territory, presents development proposals and outlines the major land use areas and the organization of the major transport networks. ( French only ) Consult the By-law
Learn moreThis by-law determines which uses are allowed in any given sector, as well as the restrictions that apply to that sector with respect to setbacks, height, volume and building area. ( French only ) Make sure to consult also our zoning map and lan......
Learn moreTo receive the documents offered by Town of Mount Royal (refer to the list below), the owner must visit the Urban Planning and Development counter with identification. Alternatively, they can authorize a representative, by letter, to acquire the nec......
Learn moreThe process starts with the verification of your project by the Urban Planning and Development Division, which determines whether or not it complies with Town by-laws. Your project must be submitted one week prior to a Planning Advisory Commit......
Learn moreAll holders of permits for the enlargement of a building or other structure within 30 cm of required setbacks or for the erection of a main building, swimming pool or fence must have the site staked by a land surveyor before work may commence.
Learn moreA request to remove a tree should be directed to Public Works. If the tree is on private property, please fill out the online form found on the following page. If the tree is located on public land, contact Public Works at 514 734-2999 or publicwo......
Learn moreBefore performing any excavation or trenching activities on public land, public utility companies are required to secure a permit issued by Technical Services. Application for Permit to Dig a Trench
Learn moreJune 24, 2026 The project continues to move forward at a good pace! Watch our latest aerial video to see the progress of the construction. View it here. June 11, 2026 The wooden structure was recently added to the steel (and concrete) struc......
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 latest assessment roll for the City of Montreal was submitted on September 10, 2025. The values it contains reflect market conditions as at July 1, 2024. It is the basis for your 2026, 2027 and 2028 tax bills. To find out the value assigned to......
Learn more" Good evening everyone. Thank you for joining us tonight, be it in person or virtually. As has become the custom, I will give you a summary of the main files that have kept us busy this past month and that are of general interest. I will th......
Learn more" Good evening to all, thank you for joining us, be it here in person or from the comfort of your hopefully air-conditioned home. My opening remarks will be brief, and I will give you a quick update on the files we have been working on recently.......
Learn more" Good evening to all and thank you for taking the time to join us this evening. I will start by giving you a brief update on certain files, and then move on to more general updates. Sports and Community Centre As we had mentioned last y......
Learn more" Good evening fellow residents, thank you for braving the elements and joining us tonight. This month, I'm going to start by talking about the Beth-El synagogue redevelopment project. Redevelopment of Beth-El, 1000 Lucerne In December,......
Learn moreStarting fall 2025, the Town will begin distributing brown bins for organic waste collection in buildings with eight units or more. Teams will visit all buildings to deliver countertop bins and relevant documentation to residents. Stay tuned!  ......
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