On March 7, the City of Gatineau won its appeal in the case of Ville de Gatineau v. Stinson, 2023 QCCA 306. This decision overturned the Superior Court’s decision that repealed a resolution authorizing a minor exemption and ordered the destruction o...
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You received your property assessment notice, and you notice that the assessment amount for your unit has increased (or decreased), the building classification for your unit is incorrect, the exemption from property taxes from which your property should b...
Read MoreIf you are a property owner in Montreal or in one of the 115 cities and municipalities that have presented a new assessment roll for 2023-2024-2025, you have just a little over two months left to file your requests for review. If you wish to file a reques...
Read MoreAs of late, newspaper columns, radio shows, and even office coffee breaks between colleagues can’t seem to get enough of the topic of skyrocketing property values in Quebec. In the last few weeks, property values have surged in Montreal and in 115 c...
Read MoreThe CMM (Greater Montreal’s Planning authority) adopted June 16, 2022, an interim control by-law 2022-97 concerning sectors with potential for conversion into green space or natural environment (hereinafter “Interim Control By-law“). It is a...
Read MoreYou received your property assessment notice, and you notice that the assessment amount for your unit has increased (or decreased), the building classification for your unit is incorrect, or the exemption from property taxes from which your property shoul...
Read MoreThe municipal council of the City of Laval adopted on April 22nd, 2021 a draft by-law of the urbanism code (hereinafter “CDU”) following the entry into force of its revised land use and planning development plan to comply with government guidelines, t...
Read MoreThe city of Montreal’s By-Law for a Diverse Metropolis, most commonly referred to as the “20/20/20” By-Law, was adopted on January 26th, 2021. The By-law governing the issuance of building permits for buildings with five or more dwelling...
Read MoreAn election can be contested by anyone entitled to vote or by any defeated candidate. A person may contest an election for any of the following reasons: – The person declared elected was ineligible; – He or she not obtain the greatest number o...
Read MoreThat is the question the Superior Court considered in the decision Ville de Longueuil v. Tribunal administratif du Québec. The Court analyzed the decision of the Tribunal administratif du Québec (TAQ) on the assessment of the value of a vacant lot on w...
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