The Ville’s press release on April 14 validates what we have been asserting since the budget was adopted on January 29: the tax burden is significantly higher than what was announced.
Our methodology: In collaboration with CPAs and an artificial intelligence expert, we designed custom computer code and used advanced technologies to process and sort a massive volume of data. This approach allowed us to rigorously analyze official information obtained through access-to-information requests, including the following:
10,369 pages of the Ville’s tax rolls (2025 and 2026).
67,840 lines of data from the MRC (2023 and 2026).
By benchmarking Mont-Tremblant against best practices across the province, we quantified the scale of over-taxation long before the Ville’s acknowledgment. The numbers speak for themselves: while the value of 46% of properties increased by more than 50%, the tax rate was only reduced by 25.8%. This demonstrates that, for nearly half of the residents, this reduction is largely insufficient in the face of such a sharp rise in property values.
Thank you for your mobilization: Following our call to action on March 30, the Ville received hundreds of messages demanding a 5% tax cap. Despite the Ville’s refusal to act, we are deeply grateful for your exceptional mobilization.
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