Discover the winners of the Grands Prix Opération Patrimoine Montréal 2023.

New bike paths, with an approximate length of seven kilometres on Avenue Christophe-Colomb, from Boulevard Gouin to Rue Saint-Grégoire, will connect four boroughs. The new path will make travel safer, by bike, as well as on foot, by bus and in cars.

Learn about applicable terms and conditions when you apply for a review of a building on the property assessment roll.

Cité Elles MTL is a training program that allows Montréal women to learn the basics, or deepen their knowledge, of municipal politics. Participants interact with elected officials and take part in simulated city council meetings.

The city is building retention structures, which are underground structures that reduce sewer backup and prevent wastewater from being discharged into our waterways.

Nicolas Michon is an actor, screenwriter, author and director. He recommends four books that encourage dialogue on inclusion and the fight against racism and discrimination.

Gabriella “Kinté” Garbeau is an author, anti-racist activist, Afro-feminist and the founder of the Racines bookstore. She shares her four choices of books and music that encourage dialogue on inclusion and the fight against anti-Black racism and discrimination.

Yara El-Ghadban is a novelist, translator, anthropologist, ethnomusicologist and editor at Mémoire d’encrier. She recommends four books that encourage dialogue on diversity and the fight against racism and discrimination.

Widia Larivière, founding director of Mikana, strives to defend the rights of indigenous peoples. She recommends four books that encourage dialogue on inclusion and the fight against anti-Indigenous racism and discrimination.

Meeker Guerrier is a radio and television host. He recommends four books and films that encourage dialogue about inclusion and the fight against racism and discrimination.