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(The speech was delivered at the opening of the Council meeting on October 1, 2025.) Twelve years ago, I began this journey not out of some lifelong ambition to be in municipal politics, but as a way to participate in the community where I was......
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A classification certificate issued by the Corporation de l’Industrie Touristique du Québec (CITQ) is required. Click here to learn more about how to register your principal residence as a tourist accommodation . If you know of a person or busines......
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This request is part of a regional situation affecting more than one million residents on the Island of Montreal. It is related to urgent work on a major water main in Montréal’s water distribution system, located beneath Atwater Avenue, which suppl......
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Measures for Residents and Businesses As in most of the Agglomeration, Westmount residents are strongly encouraged to adopt water-saving practices . Residents are asked to reduce their non-essential use of drinking water. Examples of Recomm......
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‘‘I condemn this antisemitic act in the strongest possible terms. Antisemitism, racism, and hatred of others have no place in Westmount. At times like these, we are fortunate to have the leadership of Rabbi Lisa Grushcow, whose wisdom and guidance......
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No one is spared from fraud attempts. Recent trends show that scams are becoming increasingly subtle, informed by personal information posted on accessible websites such as LinkedIn, Facebook and others, and tailored to the age of potential victims.......
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Fraudulent 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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Every year, October is one of the months with the highest number of road accidents involving pedestrians. On average, from 2020 to 2024, 66 pedestrians died annually on Quebec roads, according to the SAAQ . Whether you are walking or driving......
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Safety Programme Halloween is fast approaching! In preparation, our Public Safety Officers remind everyone of the importance of safety in our neighbourhoods, whether during trick-or-treating, driving a vehicle, or attending parties. Additionally, O......
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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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Here are a few tips to help you sort common waste items generated during this holiday: Candy wrappers and gift basket packaging All wrappers (even chip bags!) go in the recycling bin. Since January 1, 2025, all packaging, containers, and pr......
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