Our Town
Resident Services
Finance & Administration
Recreation & Culture
The Town of Montreal West regularly undertakes a variety of infrastructure projects across the community to maintain, improve, and modernize essential services.
Below is a list of current major roadwork and infrastructure initiatives. While construction projects can cause temporary disruptions, every effort is made to minimize their impact. We appreciate your patience and understanding as these improvements are carried out to enhance the safety, efficiency, and long-term quality of our infrastructure.
For your safety and the safety of others, please follow all worksite instructions, including posted signage, fences, and barricades. Respect all temporary traffic changes, including detours and parking restrictions.
If you require direct access to your property during construction, such as for a move, delivery, or special transportation, please notify Public Works in advance.
For questions, comments, or concerns, please use the Contact Us form and select the Public Works department.
October 13 to 30, 2026
The Town of Montreal West will soon begin road rehabilitation work on Ainslie Street, between Campbell and Westminster avenues. The work will extend the life of the roadway and improve comfort and safety for all users.
The work will be carried out in phases to maintain access to the neighbourhood and minimize impacts on residents and local traffic.
The safety of students, pedestrians, cyclists and motorists remains the top priority. A safe pedestrian route will be maintained throughout the work, and traffic controllers will be on site to manage vehicle access in the work zone.
Temporary traffic disruptions should be expected for the duration of the work.
The work will include:
The duration of the work may vary depending on weather conditions and other operational constraints.
Residents are asked to follow all temporary signage, allow additional travel time in the area, and move their vehicles if temporary parking restrictions are posted on their street.
Traffic and pedestrian access
Parking
Public Safety has been notified of these conditions. Vehicles that interfere with construction activities may be ticketed or towed.
General impacts
The contractor will take measures to minimize disruptions wherever possible.
Site repairs
Photos and videos will be taken prior to the work to document the condition of private properties. While every effort will be made to minimize impacts, some incidental damage may be difficult to avoid during construction. This documentation helps ensure that any areas affected by the work are properly identified and restored once the project is complete. Repairs will be carried out for damage directly attributable to the construction work.
Information
Residents with questions are invited to contact the Public Works Department using the Contact Us form. The Town’s emergency notification system will be used to notify affected residents in the event of an emergency. To register or update your preferences, visit: alerts.montreal-west.ca.
The Town of Montreal West thanks you for your understanding while this work is carried out to improve safety and mobility for all road users.
The Town of Montreal West is planning the reconstruction of Courtney Drive, between Ballantyne S. and the cul-de-sac as well as on the Town land between Ronald and Courtney.
Project scope
The reconstruction of Courtney Drive between Ballantyne S. and the cul-de-sac, as well as on the Town land between Ronald and Courtney, will include the following work:
Please note that timelines may change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
Work will generally take place from Monday to Friday, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Some weekends or extended hours may occur if required.
Important updates are regularly published to the Town Alerts website.
Presentation from the May 22 information session
May 26, 2026: Info-works notice
June 25, 2026: Work schedule, access and parking update
July 22, 2026: Temporary drinking water interruption on July 23
July 30, 2026: Notice to Ronald residents: work on the municipal land between Ronald and Courtney
September 3, 2026: Courtney Drive project update
Work in progress
September 21, 2021: notice to residents of the area
A new gas leak occurred during the infrastructure work on Fenwick Street on September 21, 2021. The safety protocol was immediately put in place by the Fire Department (SIM) and the leak was contained very quickly. All parties involved are working to ensure the safe completion of the project.
Work began on July 6, 2021. Temporary water lines will be installed and connected to all affected homes. Excavation will begin after the temporary water lines are installed.
The entire project is expected to be completed by mid-October.
During this time, the street sections affected by the work will be closed to traffic, especially during the day. Access for emergency vehicles will be maintained at all times.
Avizo's presentation from the information session
Information following the gas leak of August 30, 2021
Work completed