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Would you like more information about the city hiring process? Learn about the steps to follow for all our job categories right now.

Do you want to know what the acronyms in our job opportunities mean? Check the list of the acronyms we use in job descriptions and what they stand for.

Our goal is to reflect the diversity of the people of Montréal in our workforce. To do so, we draw on the talents of employees of different genders, ages, backgrounds, cultures and experience.

Welcome to Montréal’s new Web site: montreal.ca. This new site is the result of a great deal of collaboration and thought. It’s been completely redesigned for you.

To make it easier to evaluate your application, the information in your resume must be up-to-date, relevant and true. Find out the five things you should be sure to include in your resume.

Need help with food security, transportation for an older person or emotional support? Looking for low-cost housing, legal aid or a place to volunteer? It’s easy – just dial 211.

This winter season will not be like any other. There’s nothing better than to get moving and go outside to lift spirits and counteract grey days. From tobogganing to skating, from cross-country skiing to snowshoeing, here are some suggestions to enjoy winter in Montréal.

Interested in supervising maintenance operations on streets and  sidewalks and in parks? Do you have leadership skills and enjoy meeting  challenges? Become a foreman/forewoman for the city’s public works team.

With its 876 km of bike paths, plenty of places to jog and skate parks, Montréal has plenty to offer to people who want to stay in shape during the summertime. Here are some ideas for sports you can enjoy solo or with family and friends.

Having a kit already prepared means you can react faster in an emergency. Prepare in advance for a major storm, flooding, an industrial accident or any other disaster in Montréal. Follow the guidelines.