Westmount Municipal Association

. . . → Read More: Helen Rainville Olders Memorial Concert – 12 Jan 2020

Full details of this event, to be held on Sunday September 22nd at 19:00 in Victoria Hall, Westmount, will be available . . . → Read More: 2019 Federal Election Meet The Candidates

From Patrick Barnard, who compiled notes from Marilynn Gillies, Michelle Harper, and Brigitte St-Laurent.

On Thursday June 27, 2019 four Westmount residents conducted a tour of Westmount Park, seeking to make a list of elements that need fixing.

The four citizens are:
Patrick Barnard, Marilynn Gillies, Michelle Harper, and  Brigitte St-Laurent

Emphasis is put on
perennials in these notes. A . . . → Read More: 50 Things Wrong in Westmount Park

Finally a long-awaited English translation of the AGIL report on the revitalization of the Southeast Sector is available. It’s not easy to find on the City website so here is a copy for reference:20190201-RapportAGILSommaireExecANG

This can also be found here: Westmount.org->Urban Planning->Major Projects->Southeast . . . → Read More: Southeast Sector – AGIL Report in English

The WMA will be hosting a Meet The Candidates Night on Tuesday September 11th, starting at 19:00 in Victoria Hall. Well known CBC Political Analyst Bernard St Laurent will moderate the event. These are the candidates who have accepted our invitation to the debate:

CAQ : Michelle Morin
Conservative: Mikey Colangelo Lauzon
Green Party: Sam Kuhn
Liberal: Jennifer Maccarone
NPD: Nicholas Lawson
PQ: Jocelyne . . . → Read More: September 11th: Meet The Candidates – Provincial Election

Stan Grossman, an active member of the Westmount community, passed away on August 24, 2018. A former member of the WMA Board of Directors, he was involved with our activities until the end.

A lifelong Montrealer and longtime Westmount resident, Stan was an energetic organizer of a number of musical events in Westmount Park and at . . . → Read More: The WMA remembers Stan Grossman

Westmount is a community which is blessed by many local organizations and groups which call the city “home”. We are further blessed by allowing these groups to use public facilities for their meetings, often at no direct cost (depending on the facility).

Recently, it has been reported that one Westmount organization that has been in existence for . . . → Read More: Supporting fair access to community resources for a plethora of groups