COVID-19: Status of municipal sites and services

Recreational skating is permitted. A face covering must be worn at all times in indoor rinks.

It can be practiced:

• By people living at the same address.
• Individually or with another person, on the condition that you observe a physical distance of at least two metres.

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Lane swims and open swims are permitted.

They can be practiced:

• By people living at the same address. 
• Individually or with another person, on the condition that you observe a physical distance of at least two metres.

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Gymnasiums are closed.

The practice of badminton and tennis is permitted. Wearing a face covering is mandatory at all times.

They can be practiced:

• By people living at the same address.
• With another person, on the condition that you observe a physical distance of at least two metres.

Indoor skateparks are closed.

Recreational practice is permitted.

It can be practiced:

• By people living at the same address.
• Solo, with one other person or in a group of no more than eight people, as long as all parties remain two metres away from one another.

If the members of a group of more than two people are not from the same family bubble, each member must wear a face covering at all times.

Racquet sports and recreational activities are permitted.

It can be practiced:

• By people living at the same address.
• Solo, with one other person or in a group of no more than eight people, as long as all parties remain two metres away from one another.

If the members of a group of more than two people are not from the same family bubble, each member must wear a face covering at all times.

Only skills practice is permitted for team sports, unless the activity is limited to the same family bubble.

Parks and dog parks close at 7:30 p.m. due to the curfew.

Washrooms are open in most parks. Lockers and chalets are closed.

Residents are permitted to walk their dogs after curfew, provided that they stay within one kilometre of their home.

Libraries are open. Users can access shelves. Individual seated spaces and computer equipment are available to users.

Document returns and remote services continue.

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Only exhibition halls in maisons de la culture and cultural centres are open to the public.

Other venues, such as performance halls, are open only for filming purposes, show rehearsals, training activities, and creative residencies.

The Biodôme, the Jardin botanique and the Planétarium Rio Tinto Alcan are open. The Musée de Lachine will reopen on May 5.

The Bureau des réclamations service counter is closed until further notice. Only claims submitted by e-mail to [email protected] will be reviewed.

All Accès Montréal offices are open to the public.

Permit counters are open. Only construction and renovation permits are currently being issued. Some permit counters operate by appointment only.

All judicial activities at the municipal court are maintained, including evening activities. Some service counters at the municipal court remain closed until further notice. Find out more

High-demand digital services: 

Pay a statement of offence

Contest a statement of offence

Hearing schedule (in French)

As this building is currently closed, bailiffs must send legal proceedings to the following e-mail address: [email protected].

Ecocentres remain open.

The main service counter of the property assessment department is open. The west division counter remains closed. 

For any questions, call 514 280-3825 or email [email protected].

The Service de l’habitation reception desk is closed until further notice. If you have questions, contact us at 514 588-7098 or at [email protected].