You must contact your borough to schedule an appointment to recover your stored belongings. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time. 

Recovering your vehicle

If your vehicle was towed during an eviction, please contact the nearest local police station to recover it.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

You have 60 days from the date of eviction to retrieve your belongings.  

You must make an appointment with the borough at least 48 hours before the date on which you would like to retrieve your belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods. 

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

The Éco-quartier, called Société environnementale de Côte-des-Neiges (SOCENV), is mandated by your borough to transport and store your belongings.

Please contact the organization directly to schedule an appointment to recover your belongings. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods.

Stored goods that are not collected in time will be sorted and then recycled through the appropriate channels, redistributed to residents in need or discarded as a last resort. This is part of the SOCENV’s Eco-Humanitarian Management of Eviction-Related Materials program.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, contact the SOCENV. 

You can also file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

You must contact your borough to schedule an appointment to recover your stored belongings. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods.

Recovering your vehicle

If your vehicle was towed during an eviction, please contact the nearest local police station to recover it.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

Getting your belongings back

You have 60 days from the eviction date to retrieve your belongings. There is no charge for storing goods.

You must contact your borough to schedule an appointment to recover your stored belongings.

You must: 

• Make the appointment at least 48 hours before the date you want to collect your goods.
• Pick up your belongings Monday to Thursday, between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.
• Plan on coming with a moving truck, as all of your belongings need to be removed at once.

Personal effects will be destroyed if not collected.

Recovering your vehicle

If your vehicle was towed during an eviction, please contact the nearest local police station to recover it.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

The company Go Cube is mandated by your borough to transport and store your belongings. Please contact the company directly to schedule an appointment to recover your belongings. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods. 

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

Recover belongings

To schedule an appointment and recover your stored belongings, you must contact Go Cube. This company is mandated to transport and store your belongings.

You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods. 

Attention:

• Only the person whose name is on the official eviction documents can recover belongings.
• A person who leaves their belongings at the dwelling of the evicted person must ask the latter to recover their belongings.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, please contact Go Cube.

You can also file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

The company Go Cube is mandated by your borough to transport and store your belongings. The borough will send the agent the agreement signed with the tenant on the same day as the eviction. You have 30 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time. 

Filing a claim

The borough is not responsible for any damage to property. If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, contact Go Cube. You can also file a claim with the Ville de Montréal, according to the usual procedure. The claimant must prove the damage.

Fees 

The tenant evicted from the dwelling in which he resides or the owner evicted from his building or from a business or industry within his building will have to pay the actual costs related to the management, pick-up, transportation, storage and recovery of his goods.

Additional information

Storage of an evicted tenant’s goods

The creditor (the landlord) sends the evicted person a “Notice of Execution” by bailiff at least five days before the eviction date, ordering the debtor (the tenant) to remove his furniture or pay the amount owed. After the deadline, the furniture is deemed to be abandoned.

The bailiff may then choose to dispose of them on public property, sell them for the benefit of the creditor, give them to a charity if they cannot be sold or, if they cannot be given away, dispose of them in any other way at his discretion. He is under no obligation to obtain the city’s consent or to inform the city of his choice. In this situation, the city has no means to counteract the bailiff’s decision.

Assistance to an evicted tenant:

CRC West Island Community Resource Centre

114 Avenue Donegani, Pointe-Claire QC H9R 2V4

Telephone: 514-694-6404

On the Web:crcinfo.ca

For more information:

L’Ile-Bizard-Sainte-Geneviève

Division urbanisme, permis, inspection et sécurité publique 

406 Montée de l’Église

L’ile-Bizard QC H9C 1G9

Telephone: 514-267-8958

Email: [email protected]

Agent: Go-Cube

9301 Rue Colbert

Montréal QC H1J 1Z5

Telephone: 1-866-462-8231

Email: [email protected]

By phone

The company Go Cube is mandated by your borough to transport and store your belongings. Please contact the company directly to schedule an appointment to recover your belongings. You have 30 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods.

The borough only offers storage service for furniture and household appliances.

You must contact your borough to schedule an appointment to recover your stored belongings.  You have 30 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time. 

There is no charge for storing goods.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

You must contact your borough to schedule an appointment to recover your stored belongings. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods.

You can get a 30-day extension in addition to the initial 60 days.

Recovering your vehicle

If your vehicle was towed during an eviction, please contact the nearest local police station to recover it.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

The company Go Cube is mandated by your borough to transport and store your belongings.

• You must make an appointment with Go Cube to pick up your belongings.
• You must also contact one of the borough inspectors at least 48 hours before the date you want to collect your goods at Go Cube so that he or she can authorise the pickup.
• Please arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered in one trip.

There is no charge for storing goods.

Contact

Go Cube

514-738-6843

The inspectors

Christian Ackad

 514-696-1377
[email protected]

Lisa Adipietro

514-696-1367
[email protected]

File a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, please contact Go Cube. 

You can  also file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

When you receive an eviction notice you must contact the bailiff to plan a time to recover your belongings. Plan on coming with a moving truck, as all of your belongings need to be removed at once.

You can also contact a community organization in the borough for assistance with storing your belongings.

Recovering your vehicle

If your vehicle was towed during an eviction, please contact the nearest local police station to recover it.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

The company Go Cube is mandated by your borough to transport and store your belongings.  You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods. 

Recovering your vehicle

If your vehicle was towed during an eviction, please contact Remorquage Météor or Groupe Direct within 60 days to recover it.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

You must contact your borough to schedule an appointment to recover your stored belongings. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time. 

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

Fees

To find out the amount payable, contact the borough. The tenant must visit the residents’ office to pay the fees.

By phone

You must contact your borough to schedule an appointment to recover your stored belongings. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

There is no charge for storing goods.

Recovering your vehicle

If your vehicle was towed during an eviction, please contact the nearest local police station to recover it.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

By phone

You must call 311 and make a request to recover your stored belongings. You will be called back to schedule an appointment. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time. 

Personal belongings that are not collected on time by the tenant may be sold at city auctions. Public notices that provide details and dates about these auctions are published on the borough’s Web site.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

Fees

The evicted tenant must pay the borough office the costs related to managing, transporting, storing and recovering his or her belongings and must immediately recover his or her belongings.

By phone

You have 60 days from the date of eviction to pick up an official eviction document at the Ville-Marie Accès Montréal office. This document, which is valid for five business days, will allow you to recover your belongings.

Then contact Go Cube, the company mandated to transport and store your belongings, to schedule an appointment to recover your belongings. 

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time.

There is no charge for storing goods.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.

You must contact your borough to schedule an appointment to recover your stored belongings. You have 60 days from the date of eviction to recover your stored belongings.

Arrange to bring a moving truck, as all of your belongings must be recovered at one and the same time. 

There is no charge for storing goods.

Recovering your vehicle

If your vehicle was towed during an eviction, please contact the nearest local police station to recover it.

Filing a claim

If you consider that your belongings have been damaged, you can file a claim with the Ville de Montréal.