On September 21, 2026, the mayor of Montreal announced that the city will not permit any new encroachment on Jarry Park for a proposed expansion by Tennis Canada. The statement makes clear that no additional land will be allocated beyond the facilities that already exist in the park.
Tennis Canada had submitted a request to enlarge its operational footprint within Jarry Park. Municipal officials reviewed the proposal and concluded that the current footprint must remain unchanged. The city’s decision means that the organization will be unable to acquire new space for any further development at the location.
The City of Montreal, acting through the mayor’s office, issued the ruling that preserves the existing land use arrangement. While the request aimed to increase the size of Tennis Canada’s amenities, the municipal response firmly rejected any expansion that would extend beyond the present boundaries of the park.
The outcome maintains the status quo for Jarry Park, which continues to serve the community and host tennis activities within its established parameters. By refusing additional encroachment, the city upholds its policy on park land use and ensures that the public space remains dedicated to its current functions.