City polls indicated 81% support for building a new indoor pool in Westmount. The WMA is organizing a public meeting on April 16th at 7:00pm in The Westmount Room in the Library in order for residents to express their opinion as to what sort of pool to build and where to build it. Come and join . . . → Read More: Public Meeting – Your Pool, Your Voice – April 16th
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2017 Election Results DISTRICT Mayor District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 District 8 Meet The Council Candidates 18th October Victoria Hall 19:00 – 22:00 Bernard St-Laurent Guest Moderated by former CBC Political Analyst Bernard St-Laurent Doors opened to the public at 18:30 Candidates were required to meet in the kitchen at Victoria Hall by 18:45. Each candidate, in alphabetical order by district, presented for 90 seconds. The floor was then opened to . . . → Read More: Meet The Council Candidates 18th October Thank you to all who attended our AGM last week. Particularly thanks go to our Derek Walker Volunteer of the Year, seen here receiving the award from Patricia Dumais (l), Paul Marriott (r) and Maureen Kiely (far r). Dan Lambert Volunteer of the Year 2017 Special mention must be made of the magnificent introduction given to the . . . → Read More: 2017 AGM Wrap Up Annual General Meeting / Assemblée générale annuelle Call to order / Ouverture de l’assemblée The WMA is delighted to name Lansdowne resident Dan Lambert as the recipient of the 2017 Derek Walker Volunteer of the Year award. Dan began promoting walking and cycling in 2009 with the co-founding of the Association of Pedestrians and Cyclists of Westmount. Dan Lambert He is also a founding member of the Association of Pedestrians and Cyclists . . . → Read More: 2017 Derek Walker Volunteer of the Year Recipient The WMA would like to congratulate Councillor Christina Smith, who was acclaimed as Mayor today, Monday April 24th 2017, following the resignation of Mayor Peter Trent on April 13th. Mayor Smith pledged to continue the work done by Mayor Trent with an assurance that the Westmount Conservatory would be rebuilt and a focus maintained on a sustainable . . . → Read More: Christina Smith Acclaimed as Mayor of Westmount There seems to be some misunderstanding as to what happens after Mayor Trent leaves office on April 13th in terms of the appointment of an interim replacement. According to Quebec’s Cities and Towns act, there can either be a full by-election or the selection of the replacement from within the ranks of the current council. This . . . → Read More: Process for selecting the interim mayor After 37 years in Municipal politics, beginning with being vice-President of the WMA in 1982, Peter Trent is retiring from politics, having served as Mayor of Westmount five times, each by acclamation. Mayor Peter Trent’s final council meeting Trent leaves a lasting legacy on our community – from Washingtonian street lighting, through a reconstructed library to a . . . → Read More: A Tribute to Mayor Trent The WMA submitted the following brief to the Office de consultation publique de Montréal to voice our concerns about the redevelopment of the former Montreal Children’s Hospital. Westmount On behalf of the Westmount Municipal Association (Canada’s oldest such organization, founded in 1908), we’d like to register our concerns about the proposed redevelopment of the former . . . → Read More: WMA’s brief to the Office de consultation publique de Montréal |
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