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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.

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.

Montréal has made its site accessible. Accessibility ensures that people with handicaps and special needs can have access to information, and makes browsing easier.

Request service from the city, receive notices and alerts or report a problem: By creating your account, you can enjoy all our services. It’s quick, easy and free!

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.

Are your kids bored during the lockdown? Have you run out of ideas to keep them busy? From comic books and dance, to circus arts and science, here are some fun and educational online activities for all tastes and ages to help families in need of inspiration.

To play your favourite sport safely, you must develop good habits. Here are the directives to follow on Montréal’s outdoor tennis courts.

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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Stroll through Montréal and discover public space through works of art and digital creations in a number of neighbourhoods. Your senses will be stimulated on this immersive walk.

Discover arts outreach projects with Montrealers all across the city and take a virtual tour of your neighbourhood.