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We remind you to move your clocks forward one hour on the evening of March 8 or the morning of March 9. Computers and smartphones will move to Eastern Standard Time automatically. Please use this occasion to verify that your smoke detectors are fun......
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This includes all flexible plastic bags and packaging (whether stretchable or not), and all rigid plastic containers (whether identified with a Möbius strip or not). Containers: usually have a cap or lid. Packaging: used to easily transport a pro......
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Sustainable Practices Take this opportunity to sort through your belongings, reduce the volume to be moved, and plan how you will pack and organize your items. For a more sustainable move: Moving bin rental services such as GoBac offer a reusa......
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The City would like to remind all residents of a few simple but effective habits to help protect their homes and prevent break-ins. These everyday actions can make a real difference in keeping their households safe. Here are some practical tips:......
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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......
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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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The second phase of the bed bug eradication protocol at the Public Library is proceeding according to schedule. This intervention is occurring exactly 21 days after the first treatment on March 11. Adhering to this strict interval is a scientific re......
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Invasive plants are non-native trees, shrubs, grasses and flowers that have been spread by human activity, intentionally or accidentally. They are often capable of reproducing and spreading rapidly, outcompeting native species and upsetting the ecos......
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Traffic and Parking Impacts Sherbrooke Street: Only one westbound lane (in the opposite direction) will remain open Two eastbound lanes will be maintained Wood Avenue: Complete closure of the northbound direction , between Sherbrook......
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This 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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The City wishes to inform library patrons that a targeted intervention took place following the detection of bed bugs in the computer lab on the afternoon of Friday, March 6. Immediately following the report by the Library staff, a professional exte......
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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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It was with great shock, bewilderment, and sadness that we witnessed the events that occurred yesterday, June 22nd, in the neighboring borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. This terrible shooting claimed the lives of three people and left......
Read moreThe City is currently carrying out Phase 5 of a 5-year action plan, from 2022 to 2027, to ensure that a new life cycle takes root in King George Park, where several trees have posed a safety risk due to having exceeded their natural lifespan or bein......
Read moreFraudulent QR codes have recently surfaced in Montréal, notably on parking meters. When scanned, these codes redirect users to fake payment sites or pages designed to steal your personal information. Before scanning any QR code, take a moment......
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The rehabilitation and reconstruction of valve chambers on Rue Sherbrooke and Avenue Wood will begin on February 5 and are expected to last for approximately 13 weeks . Work will take place Monday to Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m . These esse......
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The City's new website will be launched on Wednesday, April 23. The primary objective of this project was to significantly improve information dissemination, ensuring that municipal information is easier to find and understand. This was achieved thr......
Read moreDid you know that in Canada, 1.3 million apples are wasted every day? Food waste not only hurts your wallet, it also has a significant negative environmental impact. Plan, use everything, preserve and compost PLAN your purchases and meal......
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Did you know that around 40% of the recyclable materials generated by Greater Montreal households are thrown out with the household garbage and sent to landfill? We’d like to take this opportunity to remind you of some important recycling tips! Co......
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During a heatwave, grass naturally goes dormant: it turns yellow, but this is not a sign that it’s dead. There’s no need to overwater it, as it rests to conserve water and will green up again once the rain returns. Eco-responsible habits : Water......
Read moreThese changes included: Streetside or accessible lane collection Mandatory food waste collection for buildings with 9 to 29 dwelling units Bi-weekly garbage collection, from October to April, for single-family homes and buildings with 2 to 8 dwe......
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Incorporate Composting into Your Daily Routine The City offers a range of resources to help you adopt the green food waste bin, including collection services, compost bins provided for all, and helpful tips . Tips: New to composting? Develo......
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For drivers, here is the suggested route: Travel along Dorchester Boulevard heading toward René-Lévesque Boulevard West; Turn onto Greene Avenue (downhill); Parking at Centre Greene remains accessible; or It will only be possible to drop of......
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Election Day: Sunday, November 2, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Four voting locations will be open across the city, with more staff on-site to make your visit easier: Districts 1 and 2 : The Study School–1 Braeside Place ➤ If arriving by car,......
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