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When parking your vehicle in the street, please watch for signs indicating parking restrictions and move your vehicle accordingly in advance of the snow loading. Parked vehicles that interfere with snow removal operations will be towed .......
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Update—January 29, 2026, at 2 p.m.: Following a pause to operations due to unforeseen circumstances on January 29, snow loading operations are planned to resume on January 30. From the evening of January 25 to the afternoon of January 26, approxi......
Read moreThe City is undertaking its 7 th snow removal operation of the season. This follows an accumulation of approximately 13 cm of snow across the territory of the City of Westmount from February 10 to 12. The City's Public Works teams continue......
Read moreThe City is undertaking its 8 th snow removal operation of the season. P recipitation overnight on February 25, combined with the previous week's snowfall and snow from private parking spaces, has resulted in snow accumulation of up to 15 cm in s......
Read moreThis special commemorative distinction honours Canadians who have made remarkable contributions to their local communities or internationally. It celebrates their achievements, dedication, and commitment to the well-being of Canadian society. Among......
Read moreAn essential services agreement has been reached and submitted to the Administrative Labour Tribunal (TAT). It includes the following measures: Full continuation of adapted transit services at all times Partial service on bus and metro lines......
Read moreDuring this period, service will operate on a reduced schedule on strike days only , according to the following time slots: Metro: 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. 2:45 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. 11:00 p.m. to the usual closing time Bus: 6:15 a.m. t......
Read moreThis decision, made public by the Minister of Municipal Affairs, aims to provide homeowners with additional time and to allow for the development of solutions that better reflect on-the-ground realities. No penalties will be enforced before&nb......
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In 2026, you will receive four documents related to your tax bill: the tax bill; the payment coupons (three coupons on the same page); your assessment notice (please note that the fees indicated on the assessment notice apply only if you wish to......
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As part of the City’s follow-up to the March 6 intervention, a secondary inspection conducted today unfortunately revealed evidence of bed bugs in other areas of the Public library, beyond those initially found in the adult computer section. The C......
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Following the discovery of bed bugs in several areas of the building, the Westmount Public Library has been temporarily closed since March 8. A thorough evaluation by a specialised firm has led the City to adopt a comprehensive treatment protocol to......
Read moreIn a great display of community spirit, the Atwater Library and Computer Centre has stepped forward to support Westmount residents during the temporary closure of the City’s Public Library which was necessitated by the recent discovery of bed bugs i......
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Accessible at any time via the chat icon located at the bottom of each page, Antoine offers a simple and efficient way to find municipal information. Whether you are looking for a service, checking a schedule, or navigating the website, this new too......
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Please note: Properties may be withdrawn from the sale if all outstanding taxes, interest, and fees are paid before the auction . Important Dates October 23, 2026 : Publication of the first notice in the newspapers. November 20, 2026 : Publ......
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Residential (3%) and commercial (3.8%) rate increases have been in effect since April 1, 2026. As provided for in the Act to simplify the electricity distribution rate-setting process, this increase reflects the change in the Québec Consumer Price I......
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On this occasion, the following members of the new City Council were sworn in: Mayor of Westmount: Michael Stern District 1: Antonio D’Amico District 2: Jonathan Chomski District 3: Jeff J. Shamie District 4: Gurveen K. Chadha Distri......
Read moreThe toboggan run and snow park are open 7 days a week, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., weather permitting. The site will be closed to the public for safety or maintenance when required. Please respect the signage on location, respect other users and be caref......
Read moreJapanese knotweed is an invasive plant that spreads aggressively thanks to a complex root system that clogs the soil, making it difficult for other plants to grow. The City shares information on how to identify, remove, and safely dispose of this pl......
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The City of Westmount has adopted b y-law 1625 , which amends certain provisions of the zoning by-law concerning the planting and protection of trees, as well as vegetated surfaces in side yards. This regulation aims to strengthen the preservation......
Read moreFrom November 1 to April 15, dog owners may walk their dogs off-leash in Summit Woods from 5 a.m. to midnight. Summit Woods is closed from midnight to 5 a.m. The City also reminds dog owners that it is forbidden to bring or walk more than three d......
Read morePlanned interventions include the removal of fallen trees and branches, as well as some preventive felling to ensure user safety. Certain sections of formal and informal trails will also be closed. These measures are intended to protect sensitive en......
Read moreDuring an emergency, you will need some basic supplies. You will, perhaps, need to get by without power or tap water. Prepare to be more or less self-sufficient for 72 hours. Collect necessary items, make sure your kit is easy to carry and that all......
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Did you know that everyday items like your smartphone, laptop, leaf blower or e-bike can start a fire or set off an explosion? Many devices we use in our day to day life contain lithium-ion batteries, which can pose a real hazard. Without the proper......
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Above-average temperatures and high humidity may affect individuals at higher risk, including young children, pregnant women, seniors, persons with chronic medical conditions, and anyone working or exercising outdoors. During heat events, eve......
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Above-average temperatures and high humidity may affect individuals at higher risk, including young children, pregnant women, seniors, persons with chronic medical conditions, and anyone working or exercising outdoors. During heat events, everyone......
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