Documents

27 May 2026

The municipal financial MRSB audit is available for viewing.

Rural Municipality of Greenmount-Montrose 2025-2026 MRSB Financial Audit – 27 May 2026

11 May 2026 – nothing added since 04 March 2026

04 March 2026

This is the approved municipal operational budget for 2026-2027

Greenmount-Montrose Operational Budget – 1 April 2026- 31 March 2027 -12 cent rate – 03 March 2026

26 September 2025 By-Election – Nominations ceased today.

Following people acclaimed:

For position of Mayor – Edward Kenny
For position of councilor – Ralph Clark

Financial Audit for 2024-2025
Rural Municipality of Greenmount-Montrose – 2024-2025 MRSB Audit – 18 July 2025

29 April 2025 –

Mayor LeRoy Hiltz has officially resigned at the 22 April 2025 public council meeting.
Deputy Mayor Edward Kenny will take on any mayoral duties/responsibilities until a by-election takes place. Date to be determined.

10 March 2025 – Approved operational budget for 2025-2026

Greenmount-Montrose Operational Budget – 1 April 2025- 31 March 2026 -12 cent rate – 4 Mar 2025

6 January 2025

5057-EI Benefits Estimator-Infographic_EN

FROM SERVICE CANADA
We are writing to inform you about the launch of two new tools that can assist individuals that visit your organization.
As part of an effort to improve the online experience, work is underway to offer organizations and individuals online tools based on life events. The new ‘What to do when someone dies’ online tool was launched on Canada.ca as of October 23, 2024.
The tool offers information on:

The steps to take for those preparing for death,
Services relevant to navigating a death,
Survivor benefits and how to access them in a timely manner,
How to notify the federal government of a death.

In addition, the Government of Canada recently announced the launch of the new Employment Insurance (EI) Benefits Estimator tool to support individuals who have had to stop working while facing key life transitions.
This online tool is easy to use. By answering a few questions about their own situation, individuals will be provided with information about their potential eligibility to EI, the type of benefits they could receive, the amount they can expect and the number of weeks they could potentially receive.

The EI Benefits Estimator tool seeks to:

provide information about who might be eligible for EI benefits and how much they could receive, helping to reduce financial uncertainty during key life transitions,
encourage more people to use the Digital Channel as their main way of obtaining information about the EI program, and,
increase awareness about potential eligibility for EI Benefits among historically underserved groups, ensuring the information comes from a trusted source.

To help raise awareness about these new tools, Service Canada, can provide more information to your staff/volunteers or to your clients.

As part of our outreach services we offer Information sessions (virtual or in-person):

- Customized presentations for your organization’s staff/volunteers to provide them with information on Service Canada programs and benefits, and how to access them.
- Tailored presentations for your clients, to provide them with information on the tool and on other Government of Canada programs, services, and benefits that they may be eligible for, and how to access them.

If you have any questions, would like more information on Service Canada programs, services and benefits, or if you would like to plan an outreach activity with us, please do not hesitate to contact us using the link below. We would be happy to provide you or your staff with more information on our services at your convenience.
Sincerely,

https://eservices.canada.ca/en/service/