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In accordance with municipal by-law 1522 , dogs must always be kept on a leash in public spaces in Westmount, unless otherwise indicated. We kindly remind you to respect the signage, as dogs are not allowed in all parks. Failure to comply with the......
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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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Two interventions on water mains will take place on January 14 and 15, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. , in the area bounded by Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges, Avenue Westmount and Roslyn and Summit Wood. Notices will be distributed to the affe......
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From May 26 to 30 , paving work will be carried out on the bike path between Melville Avenue and Wood Avenue . From June 2 to 5 , paving work will be carried out on the cycle path between Prince Albert Avenue and Lansdowne Avenue. Access a......
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Access and Mobility One lane will remain open on De Maisonneuve Boulevard during the work. Access to perpendicular streets will be limited to local traffic, and residences will remain accessible at all times. Please note that no parking wi......
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Carried out in two phases over a two-year period, the project includes the full reconstruction of the staircase, the addition of retaining walls, the installation of new light posts, the integration of a bike ramp, and landscaping work. Phase 1 w......
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Phase 2 will begin in the spring of 2026 and will last approximately 15 weeks . This phase will include concrete substructure work on the south section of the staircase, completion of the remaining structure, stone cladding, wall repairs, lands......
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This project aims to ensure the safety, accessibility, and long-term preservation of this important public infrastructure. The work includes: Rebuilding the staircase structure while maintaining a configuration similar to the existing east and we......
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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Bulky items collection aims to divert large household items such as wood, metal, ceramic and refrigeration appliances from landfill, so that they can be recycled and recuperated. Collection is by registration only . Registration must be received......
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The household hazardous waste and electronics collection will take place on Saturday, April 26, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the parking lot at 4670 Sainte-Catherine Street West. Accepted Materials Household hazardous waste, i.e. any......
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The City of Westmount will continue to accept the following items for the monthly bulky items collection: dehumidifiers, portable and window air conditioners, water coolers, as well as wooden and ceramic items. A reminder that the collection takes p......
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Through daily inspections, door-to-door outreach, and information kiosks, they will encourage residents to adopt eco-friendly habits. The upcoming kiosks, weather permitting, are as follows: Friday , June 20 , between 1 and 4 p.m. at Westmount P......
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Want to take part in the collective effort? Here are a few free activities happening near Westmount: Monday, October 20 Visit of a composting facility —9 a.m. to 1 p.m.—Departure from the Westmount Recreation Centre Panel “J’en ai as......
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Residents may register to have their reusable household items, in good condition, collected from their homes. The collection will take place from May 25 to June 5 and will be carried out using electric trucks. Collected items will then be sold at......
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Commissioner of Economic Development, infrastructure and Information Technology Member of the Planning Advisory Committee 514-989-5200 ext. 5077 jchomski@westmount.org Biography Jonathan Chomski is a real estate professional focused on p......
Read moreFood waste is transported to the St-Thomas composting center where it is mixed with wood chips and placed in swaths. As organic waste degrades, it produces heat. The internal temperature of the swath increases to 70°C, which eliminates pathogens. Th......
Read moreCollecting rainwater allows you to water your plants and lawn, or even to wash your car, with chlorine-free water. Using rainwater allows you to reduce your use of drinking water. Eligible products plastic or wood rain barrel Note: Any recipien......
Read moreDomestic composters allow you to produce a natural fertilizer, compost, which can be used to nourish the soil and plants, while reducing the quantity of organic waste (food and garden waste) sent to landfill. Eligible products worm composting bin......
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At the recommendation of a citizens’ committee in 1890, the City acquired the grounds in 1898 to create Westmount Park. The Westmount Public Library and the Victoria Hall community centre were both inaugurated in its northwest corner the following y......
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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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The Church of the Advent is Westmount’s oldest surviving religious building. It was begun as a mission of St. James the Apostle, opened in 1892 on De Maisonneuve (previously Western) at the corner of Wood. The neo-Gothic brick building by architec......
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In 1875 Westmount’s first church, Anglican St. Matthias’ , opened its doors. The white clapboard building stood above Côte St. Antoine Road at the corner of today’s Church Hill Avenue on land donated by Mrs. R.T. Raynes at the corner of her ‘Ford......
Read moreIn 1911 Westmount’s Jewish community established its first synagogue, Temple Emanu-El on Sherbrooke Street at the corner of Elm Avenue. The founders were followers of Reform Judaism. The Byzantine Revival building by the firm Hutchison, Wood......
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Stanley Presbyterian Church was built in brick on Westmount Avenue at the corner of Victoria Avenue in 1913. The building was designed by Hutchison, Wood & Miller in a neo-Byzantine style with a dome and round arches. The Seventh-day Adventists......
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