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In June, the borough of Saint-Laurent was rewarded as part of the Plumes d’excellence 2020 contest by the Association des communicateurs municipaux du Québec for its new brand guide adopted at the start of the year.

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person public consultation sessions are to be replaced by written consultations.

From sculptures and murals to art installations, public art provides a great opportunity to appreciate Montréal’s artistic richness and the creativity of the city’s artists. Take a virtual, walking or biking tour to explore this impressive outdoor urban gallery.

With the gradual deconfinement, the L’Octogone library reopened on June 22. Starting Monday, July 27, the library facilities may be accessed, while complying with certain measures. Here’s everything you need to know about the re-start of its activities!

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Saint-Laurent is pleased with the representation of ethnic and visible minorities, Indigenous people and people with disabilities among its employees.

Saint-Laurent Mayor Alan DeSousa tabled his Highlights of Saint-Laurent’s 2019 Financial Report at the Council meeting held on June 30.

At its public meeting on June 30, Saint-Laurent Council unveiled the main points of the 2019 report on the Borough’s Residual waste management plan.

Thanks to the Accès Montréal card, residents can enjoy a number of exclusive privileges and discounts on arts, recreational and sports activities in Montréal. This card is available to all residents and property owners.

Free activities, schedules, tips… Read our Bulletin de Ville-Marie published three times a year.

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