32,448 residents
29 parks
17 pre-schools and schools
A city teeming with services and activities
The City of Côte Saint-Luc is the third-largest municipality on the island of Montreal. Its sports and recreation programs, aquatic centre, 29 parks, and one of the leading municipal public libraries in Quebec make it an attractive residential community in the west end.
A city committed to human rights
A bilingual municipality with a diverse, predominantly English-speaking population, Côte Saint-Luc has been a leader on human rights issues. In September 2000, the City inaugurated the Human Rights Walkway at Pierre Elliott Trudeau Park. The Walkway is dedicated to those men and women who, by their steadfast commitment to humankind, have held high the torch of human rights and let it light the world.
A leader in health and safety issues
Côte Saint-Luc has been a leader in health and safety issues, becoming one of the first municipalities in Quebec to ban pesticides and require bicycle helmets. It is the only municipality in Quebec to have a volunteer first responder service, which was formed almost 30 years ago. In 2006, it became one of the first cities in the province to introduce a Citizens on Patrol program.
A dynamic team
The city is administered by a mayor and eight city councillors for a term of four years. The city council is assisted by a dynamic management team. The city’s focus is on delivering the best possible services while maintaining tight controls over its finances.
Facts and figures
- Population: 32,448
- Median age: 45.7
- City area: 6.96 km2
- Population density per square kilometre: 4,662.5
- Total private dwelling: 14,376
Source : Census 2016
Produced by the City of Côte Saint-Luc, this City map includes an index of all streets, parks, municipal facilities, councillor districts and more.
A brief history
Explore the history of Côte Saint-Luc, its flag and its coat of arms, find out more about its former mayors and councillors, and discover its twin city since 1975: Ashkelon. The Public Library also offers a section on local history, including a page on the history of street names in Côte Saint-Luc.
