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Visit Westmount
Come as a guest.
Find a place to grow.
Whether you are looking for a regular minyan, serious Torah learning or a warm Orthodox community, there is a seat for you at Westmount.
Park and find the entrance
Park in the large lot on the west side of the building. Enter the breezeway marked 10 Disera Drive, with large arches on one side and double doors on the other.
Ask for directionsEnter and come upstairs
Continue through the glass doors, then take the stairs or elevator to the second floor. From the elevator turn left; from the stairs turn right. Continue to the Westmount sign at the end of the hallway. The building is open from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. without an access code. Westmount is fully accessible, with a Shabbos elevator, accessible washrooms and wheelchair seating.
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Finding Westmount
A hidden gem—
now easier to find.
We may be tucked away above CIBC, but Westmount is well worth finding. Watch this quick walk from Disera Drive to our entrance in Suite 250.
10 Disera Drive · Second floor · Suite 250What to expect
Meaningful in purpose.
Warm in spirit.
Westmount brings sincere davening, meaningful Torah learning and genuine friendship together. We are a mature community that values dignity during tefillah and warmth between people.
You do not need to arrive knowing everything or doing everything. Every Jew who sincerely wants to grow is welcome here.
A Shabbos at Westmount
From the first melody
to the final flame.
A Westmount Shabbos is filled with spirituality, community, family and choice. There are many ways to take part—and always a place to feel at home.
Welcome the Shabbos Queen.
Every Friday night begins with a Carlebach Kabbalas Shabbos, filled with song and dancing as we welcome the Shabbos Queen into our community.
Choose the experience that speaks to you.
Different people connect in different ways, so Westmount offers an unusual range of choices every Shabbos morning.
- The main minyanA traditional service filled with robust singing.
- The Dads' MinyanA more efficient, family-friendly minyan with a relaxed welcome for younger children.
- The Indian Sephardic MinyanA vibrant minyan rooted in the traditions of our Indian Sephardic community.
- Rebbetzin Gail's classMeaningful learning during davening for those who prefer to connect through a class.
- Children's programA welcoming place for children to participate and enjoy Shabbos.
Torah belongs around the table.
At Westmount, davening is not interrupted by a rabbi's speech. Rabbi Yossi gives his Shabbos talk during the community Kiddush, allowing prayer to remain focused and Torah to be enjoyed around the table. Every week, everyone is invited to a full Shabbos lunch. Wash and join the full meal, or simply sit, eat and enjoy the company—there is no pressure. We sing zemiros for those who wish to sing, and you do not need to prepare lunch at home. The Dads' Minyan learns its Torah over its own Kiddush, with a relaxed l'chaim and conversation.
Come back to learn, sing and share.
Later in the day, we return for Torah and an abundant Shalosh Seudos—with food, singing and beautiful Torah. We then close with a meaningful Havdalah, singing Shabbos out together.
Visitors have told us“There is no place quite like Westmount.”
Caring for one another
Warmth is reflected
in the way we speak.
We want every person to feel safe, valued and respected. During davening, we give tefillah our attention. In our community life, we are careful not to speak negatively about others. Our no-talking, no-lashon-hara standard grows from how deeply we care about one another.
Make Westmount your Shul
Looking for more than a place to daven?
Membership is an opportunity to become part of a community that values prayer, learning, friendship and personal growth. Contact the office to ask questions or begin the conversation.