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The guidelines entitled “Building and Renovating in Westmount” form an integral part of the by-law on Site Planning and Architectural Integration Programmes. These guidelines are applied by the Planning Advisory Committee (PAC) when reviewing any pr...

...The City of Westmount's Sports and Recreation Department organises seasonal activities programming for all ages. Consult the activities guide and registration information. Activities and Registration

Activities are offered by registration by the Sports and Recreation Department.  A valid Facility Membership Card is required to register for aquatic activities. Aquafitness (55 years +) Masters Swim (18 years +) Swimming Instruction (2 ye......

Information Telephone : 514 933-5839 Website Girl Guides of Canada offers programmes that provide opportunities for fun, friendship, adventure, personal and leadership development for girls ranging from five to 17 years of age. Leaders 18 an...

The fall session begins on September 21. Registration is ongoing so long as there is space available. Registration for winter  activities begins on November 17 for Westmount residents. Details and registration

To ensure everyone's safety and help the work progress smoothly, please follow these guidelines: Stay alert : Pay close attention to your surroundings when using sidewalks and adjacent paths. Respect the perimeter : Never cross inside construct...

Trees–A collective heritage Trees are an important part of Westmount’s character and history. From the time of the Iroquois, to the arrival of the French and British, to the present, the local landscape has been defined by its patchwork of charming......

...hat presents the event; Public events will be publicised locally via the City’s website, the Culture, Sports and Recreation Activities Guide, the municipal newsletter, social media and local media; Funding will be solely from the City, except for t...

Consult the summer 2026 activities guide “Play Tennis” - Self-Rating Guide Registration Dates Registration for summer activities begins in the spring: Summer camp Residents: from April 14 Non-residents: the Friday before the start o...

Altergo Support for the social inclusion of persons with disabilities through participation in recreational, sports and cultural activities. Website Jooay Mobile app that helps children with disabilities and their families locate accessible le......

...officials, City administrators and representatives from the Public Safety Department. Important Information The following guide was developed to facilitate and clarify the decisional process for all traffic and active transportation requests that...

Consult the spring 2026 activities guide “Play Tennis” - Self-Rating Guide The spring session begins in April 2026. Registration is ongoing so long as there is space available. Registration Dates The spring 2026 registration begins on Feb...

...n at the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) since 2005. As one of Montreal’s leading fundraising professionals, Jeff has guided the transformation of Cedars into one of the city’s leading foundations recognized for its support of cancer care, res...

Did you read the guidelines for renovating and building? Did you read guideline #6 concerning landscaping Do you know in which zone your property is located? Did you read by-law #1303 concerning zoning? Did you read by-law #1391 concer...

Online registration Resident Account Activation To proceed with registration, your account must be active. All accounts are suspended at the end of the year, on December 31. Two recent proofs of residency must be presented to the Sports and Re......

Online registration Non-residents may register for Westmount programmes and activities following the resident registration period (see dates related to the current programming). Please note, however, that non-residents must pay a fee surcharge o......

...equest must be sent by email to genie@westmount.org at least 72 hours (3 days) prior to the installation of the equipment. Guidelines vary from street to street and from season to season. As a densely built and primarily residential community, Wes...

Guide to programs and services offered by government departments and agencies to persons with disabilities. The guide is available in French. Website

...with other policies (Westmount Planning Programme, Westmount Traffic and Active Transportation Master Plan, traffic calming guide etc.). In addition, the street hierarchy, speed limit, fire routes, transit routes, cycling, corridors and school zones...

...parameters to consider Data collection Speeding Volume Requests for a traffic calming device Traffic calming guide Traffic Master Plan 85th percentile speed must be at least 10 km/h above the posted speed limit Through traffic must...

...ht only where and when needed Avoid using too many lamps Avoid using high-intensity lamps Use energy-efficient sources Guidelines for renovating & building In Westmount, light that washes across a building’s facade is prohibited. Consult the C...

Did you read the guidelines for renovating and building? Did you read the guideline #5 concerning new buildings? Did you read by-law #1303 concerning zoning? Did you read by-law #1391 concerning building? Did you read by-law #1387 conc...

Do you know the historical value of your property? Did you read the guidelines for renovating and building? Have you reviewed the "Table of Acceptable Interventions" from Directive #1 (Introduction to Directives)? Did you read guideline #...

Do you know the historical value of your property? Do you know the zone of your property? Did you read guideline #3 concerning roofs? Did you read the guidelines for renovating and building? Did you read By-law #1387 concerning Noise?...

...n urban forest, numerous parks and playgrounds, as well as cultural, religious and educational institutions. City bylaws and guidelines favour sustainable initiatives and practices to protect both the natural and built environment. The efforts to pre...