Mount Royal in the News

Following a written public consultation in which Les Amis de la montagne participated, Montreal’s Sud-Ouest borough abandons a project to build a 20-story residential tower on the site of the former Lucky Luc stables

A new educational tool for participatory governance in parks sees the light of day

Access to some of our cross-country ski and walking trails will be disrupted over the next two weeks.

A successful partnership has given rise to an ecological restoration project that will support biodiversity on Mount Royal through the efforts of Les Amis de la montagne.

The City of Montréal and Les amis de la montagne continue to ensure the highest public health measures to help limit the spread of COVID-19, while maintaining safe access to the mountain’s parklands.

On November 13, Les Amis de la montagne revealed the names of the 2020–2021 winners of its famous From Solstice to Equinox photo contest. Those of you who follow Les Amis on social media have already seen some of the winning photos, as we’ve been publishing them one by one for the last few weeks just to keep the suspense going a little longer.

Les Amis de la montagne, Héritage Montréal, the Conseil régional de l’environnement de Montréal, the Ordre et des urbanistes du Québec and the Association des architectes paysagistes du Québec address an open letter to the Quebec government..

At the public hearings held on November 12, 2021 by the Office de consultation publique de Montréal, Les Amis de la montagne presented a series of recommendations in order to contribute to the vision and orientations that will forge the future of the former Royal Victoria Hospital and Allan Memorial Institute site.

At the public hearings held on November 12, 2021 by the Office de consultation publique de Montréal, Les Amis de la montagne presented a series of recommendations in order to contribute to the vision and orientations that will forge the future of the former Royal Victoria Hospital and Allan Memorial Institute site.