Statements of offence that cannot be served by certified mail or bailiff are served by public notice. They are published on the municipal court bulletin board and on the city’s Web site for a period of 30 days.

Do you have family or friends visiting Montréal? Have you heard about the new by-law concerning tourist accommodations? Don’t worry! Montréal offers many accommodation options for a pleasant stay.

The city is investing $45 M in projects that were both proposed and selected by the population. More than 880 ideas were proposed, and more than 28,000 citizens voted to select the winning projects. Discover the 7 winners below.

The development of a cycling link accessible year-round on Avenue Émile-Journault will begin in the spring of 2025. The city will also take the opportunity to rehabilitate certain underground infrastructures and carry out paving operations in the area.

Work to extend the bike path on Rue Louvain will begin in the spring of 2025. This link, accessible year-round, will help make travel safer for cyclists, connect the different cycling links in the area, and facilitate access to popular sites in the neighbourhood.

The project involves restoring and upgrading the system that manages the flow of wastewater. In addition, a new entrance building will be built to allow easier access to the technical equipment.

The project is located on Boulevard Gouin, between Boulevard Saint-Laurent and Rue Meunier in Ahuntsic-Cartierville.

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To ensure the success of Montreal’s Nightlife Policy, the city is setting up a dedicated round table. The table will bring together a diverse membership to reflect the range of players and skills that drive nightlife.