You may not park your vehicle less than 3 meters from a private driveway.
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 moreDo you own a business or a multi-unit building and have problems with illegal parking on your property? It is possible for you to dissuade drivers from parking on your property without permission by contacting our dispatch so that a Public Security......
Learn moreAlthough illegal, this practice forces municipal crews to start their work all over again, considerably slowing down snow removal operations in the city and causing significant irritation for residents. Following this end-of-season observation, the......
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Wild animals: Measures for keeping them away from you home The management of wildlife within the Town limits is the responsibility of the Ministère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs.( Mini......
Learn moreIn the case of obstructions caused by tree roots. Before contacting the Town, it is up to the homeowner to contract the services of a plumber to check his or her installations. A plumber can view the pipes with a camera to determine whether the prob......
Learn moreOur Town offers a wide range of services to support seniors in the community, with additional resources available from external organizations. Town-Offered Resources : Community Support Services Department : Community support services are free,......
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 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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Through various initiatives, but also through its Sustainable Development Plan, the Town of Mount Royal contributes to the achievement of the environmental objectives set by the Montreal community and ensures the implementation of initiatives that a......
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« Thank you to be with us this evening, whether in person or via webcast. Workers’ Day I would like to start this evening by mentioning that on Friday, April 28, the Town's flag will be flown at half-mast in mourning and recognition of Workers......
Learn more"Good evening to all, thank you for joining us tonight, be it in person or virtually. Bilingual Status I will start this up-date with the news that we have received confirmation from the Office québécois de la langue française that following t......
Learn moreLast update: February 27, 2025 - 11:13 The Town of Mount Royal experienced significant snowstorms this past week, with almost 75 cm of snowfall recorded. As of Thursday February 13, our teams had cleared all streets and even begun snow blowin......
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With the return of the spring season and the hotter weather, there is an increased risk of heavy rainstorms in the Montreal region. Such weather events can send large volumes of water into the sewer systems in a short amount of time, potentially ove......
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Due to the major construction work currently underway in the area, the Public Security Department is applying a temporary enforcement tolerance for time-limited parking restrictions on the following streets: Plymouth Norway Eden Marlboro Pitt......
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Internet, telephone and cable systems are managed by private companies. If you experience an outage or other problems with your devices, look on the monthly bill from your supplier or on your service agreement for how to contact the supplier’s custo......
Learn moreThis department acts as the general secretariat for Town Council . It drafts and translates by-laws, resolutions, public notices and minutes of meetings. It oversees the consultation and referendum processes as well as the holding of elections and......
Learn moreThe value entered on the assessment roll corresponds to the real value of your property, which is always in a free market open to competition. It is therefore the most probable selling price that a potential buyer could pay in a private treaty sale.......
Learn morePhone : 514 734-2914 Email : antoine.tayar@town.mount-royal.qc.ca Councillor for District No. 1, Antoine Tayar. Re-elected with 68.68 % of the votes in the 2025 municipal election. Antoine Tayar is a seasoned professional with extensiv......
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THE LEGAL CONTEXT In 2020, the Government of Quebec adopted a provincial by-law to promote the protection of persons by establishing a framework with regard to dogs. This regulation contains minimum mandatory standards that may directly aff......
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 moreThe aim of Public Works is to take charge of repair work within four to eight hours for water main break emergencies, from the time the break is reported. The costs of repairs are assumed by Town of Mount Royal if the public system is found to be t......
Learn moreAll projects to connect to the municipal drinking water or sewer system, including modifications or disconnection of existing connections, require a permit issued by the Town of Mount Royal. This procedure details the steps to follow and documents t......
Learn moreThis by-law promotes the well-being of residents on a collective basis, on private property and in public spaces. It covers, for instance, nuisances caused by noise, unwanted commercial practices and inadequate sanitation and maintenance of building......
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