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All parks in Westmount are closed to the public nightly between midnight and 5 a.m. (By-law 69). Due to a dramatic increase in reports of vandalism, graffiti and substance abuse infractions in municipal parks, the City of Westmount adopted curfew i......
Read moreAs a densly-built and primarily residential community, Westmount recognizes the importance of maintaining its green spaces open and accessible to the public at all times. Private events that require the reservation of any parts of a park or the del......
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Acquired by the City in 1898, the construction and landscaping of the lookout, stairs and park were carried out in the 1930s. Summit Lookout offers striking views of Westmount, Montreal’s downtown area and the St-Lawrence River. At the foot of the L......
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Argyle Park offers an oasis of greenery at the busy intersection of Westmount Avenue and The Boulevard. A result of the division of the Notman property, this tiny park first appeard in City records in 1898 and creates a harmonious urban ensemble wit......
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Created by the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association (MAAA) in 1887, this space is Westmount’s oldest park. Purchased by the City in 1936, it featured a covered bleacher and many sporting grounds at that time. While its primary sports vocation has n......
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This green space was rented from Monk Estate in 1901 to establish a space for lawn bowling and the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club formally inaugurated the following year. The land was purchased by the City in 1920 and leased to the Club. The original p......
Read moreThese tiny vegetated spaces, located around the City, reflect the horticultural traditions of Westmount, as well as the 20 th -century ‘garden suburb’ movement. These pockets of greenery harmonize with the hilly landscape and with the residential ch......
Read moreGiven its sloping landscape, Westmount has a number of green corridors and public staircases, which provide shortcuts to some streets, as well as access to impressive views of the City and the St. Lawrence River. Many of these tiny green spaces date......
Read moreWould you like to get involved with the Gallery at Victoria Hall and participate in the selection of artists who will exhibit at the municipal gallery? The City of Westmount is always seeking jury members for the Art Gallery Selection Committee. Th......
Read moreOnline 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......
Read moreOnline 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......
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Read moreGraffiti is not just words and symbols sprayed on various surfaces. Graffiti is an act of vandalism that costs the City of Westmount thousands of dollars to clean up every year. If not immediately removed, graffiti can send the message that “nobody......
Read moreThe act of making, causing, producing or permitting excessive noise, which disturbs the enjoyment or comfort of others, is considered to be a nuisance and an infringement of the municipal by-law concerning noise. Citizens are also asked to limit th......
Read moreInfo-Panne is a map of the City that lets you view the status of Westmount’s electrical network in real time. Consult the Info-panne outages map
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During an emergency, use every available means to stay informed of ongoing developments: radio, television, notification services, and reliable website and social media sources. Consider including devices such as windup cell phone chargers and radio......
Read moreParking is limited to four hours on every Westmount street, unless otherwise indicated. Westmount residents who do not have sufficient parking space on their property, including anyone living in an apartment, condo or similar dwelling, may apply fo......
Read moreThe City offers its residents door-to-door collections of garbage, recycling, food waste (compost), garden waste and bulky items. Recycling and food waste bins are provided for free. Visit the Waste Collection page
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The Gallery at Victoria Hall is a unique public space dedicated to visual arts linking the community centre to the Library. The Gallery’s mission is to offer a space devoted to showcase and celebrate Westmount artists—be they emerging, semi-pr......
Read moreIt is the responsibility of the dog owner or of its custodian to be aware of all relevant by-laws and regulations currently in effect. Westmount dog regulations, outlined in the By-law 1522 concerning dogs, stipulate, among other things, that: Do......
Read moreThe notice of claim must contain the following information: The first and last names of the claimant The address, phone number, and email address of the claimant The date and location of the accident The details of the injuries suffered The in......
Read moreAs per section 116 of the Automobile Insurance Act (CQLR, Chapter A-15), in the case of automobile accident involving a vehicle of the City, the owner of the damaged vehicle must notify his or her automobile insurer, if applicable, and can only ex......
Read moreIt is important to note that pursuant to certain statutory provisions of the Cities and Towns Act (CQLR, Chapter C-19) (hereinafter, CTA) and the Automobile Insurance Act (CQLR, Chapter A-15), the City of Westmount cannot be held responsible for......
Read moreVille de Montréal processes applications for review of the assessment roll of all buildings on the island of Montreal (Montreal agglomeration), including Westmount. More information on the process to review the assessment roll Ville de Montréal......
Read moreA permit is required to occupy a City street or any other municipal property with construction equipment. This restriction includes, but is not limited to, debris containers, cranes, and any similar type of equipment. The request must be sent by em......
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