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July 28, 2010

The term of Mayor Vera Danyluk ends as required by law

In accordance with the Act respecting elections and referendums in municipalities, Vera Danyluk’s term as mayor came to an end this week, as she had been unable to attend Town Council meetings for more than 90 consecutive days. The adjournment of the Council meeting on Monday marked the expiry of the period stipulated by the act.

Mrs. Danyluk’s family originally notified Town of Mount Royal of her health problems last spring. As she had already been absent from Town Hall for several months, the gravity of the situation meant that an eventual return seemed unlikely.

Mount Royal’s Town Clerk, Alexandre Verdy, is now required to notify the Commission municipale du Québec, which will conduct an official inquiry to ascertain the end of Mrs. Danyluk’s term in office. It is only upon receiving a copy of the Commission’s favourable decision that the municipality will be able to start the process leading to the holding of a by-election.

Although the outcome of the situation had become foreseeable, the Town Councillors remain saddened by this development.

Mrs. Danyluk was in her fourth term as mayor of Town of Mount Royal, the culmination of a dazzling political career and a long record of community involvement in several areas.

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Last updated: July 29, 2010

On the Art Wall: Terry Cipelletti Until August 19

Terry Cipelletti presents Flowers & Fruits at the Reginald J. P. Dawson Library (1967 Graham Boulevard), on the Art wall.

Student Employment: Fall 2010 and Winter 2011

Many positions are up for grabs at the Recreation, Culture and Community Activities Department for the upcoming seasons. Closing dates for applications vary according to the different positions.

Visit our Jobs page.

Rainwater Harvesting

Want to reduce your treated water usage? The Town of Mount Royal offers you the possibility to purchase a recycled tank valued at $85 for only $35. This price includes delivery, which shall be done without appointment within days following receipt of payment.

Learn more about our offer.

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In order to meet the legal requirements in this respect, our public notices are always published in the Journal de Mont-Royal and posted at Town Hall (90 Roosevelt Avenue).

Last updated: July 8, 2010

• Application for a Minor Variance From Zoning By-Law No. 1310 - 558 Kindersley Avenue (lot 1 679 717), File No.: 9240-94-8096-6-000-0000
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• Extreme Heat Conditions: Extended Hours in Some Municipal Buildings
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Info Construction

June 16 to July 9, 2010 - Rockland Road

Closed to traffic

Due to the complete reconstruction of the roadway and sidewalk, Rockland Road will be closed to all southbound traffic between Côte-de-Liesse Road and Brittany Avenue from June 16 to July 9, 2010, inclusively.

Traffic from eastbound Côte-de-Liesse Road will be detoured onto L'Acadie Boulevard. Any other temporary detour routes will be clearly indicated on nearby streets. 

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