Highlights – 2025 Financial Report

The City of Pointe-Claire tabled its financial report for the year 2025 at the City Council meeting of May 5, 2026. 

The fiscal year ended with a surplus of $16 million, resulting from additional revenues of $4 million and a favourable variance in expenses of $12 million. 

Sources of the surplus

The additional income comes mainly from transfer duties. On the expenditure side, the City was able to maintain the quality of municipal services while ensuring efficient and rigorous management of resources, resulting in savings of $12 million compared with the forecast budget.

Use of the surplus

The majority of the surplus will be allocated to:

• Refinancing and repayment of long-term debt; 
• Upgrading municipal buildings; 
• Infrastructure projects. 

A portion of the surplus will also be used to set up a financial assistance program designed to help residents cope with climate hazards, in particular through grants to encourage home modification for stormwater management.

Infrastructure investments

Throughout 2025, the City maintained a steady pace of investment to maintain and modernize its infrastructure, ensuring quality streets, sidewalks and public services for the next 50 years. Among the year’s highlights:

Roadworks:

• Paving of several street sections; 
• Repair of many sidewalks. 

Improvements:

• Development of trails and bike paths; 
• Greening work; 
• Improvements in several municipal parks, including the creation of a bioretention pond in the Elgin Avenue green space; 
• Upgrading street lighting with LED system; 
• Refurbishment and improvement of various municipal buildings. 

Public works:

• Planned replacement of outdated vehicles, machinery and equipment, giving priority to more modern, environmentally friendly options. 

The financial results for 2025 demonstrate Pointe-Claire’s sound financial health. Thanks to rigorous and responsible management, the City is in a position to face up to current challenges while continuing to invest in its infrastructure and services.

This surplus enables us to reduce our debt, support structuring projects and help the population adapt to climate change.

The City remains committed to ensuring the judicious use of public funds, maintaining quality services, sustainable infrastructures and a living environment that meets everyone’s expectations.

Compliance and transparency

The 2025 financial statements have been audited by independent external auditors (BCGO). Their unqualified opinion confirms that the statements faithfully reflect the City’s financial position.