Do you have an idea for a project to create an environment that reflects your aspirations? Would you like to vote for the best proposals? Every year, the participatory budget gives residents the opportunity to decide on how to allocate a portion of the borough’s budget.

Water treatment plants must operate continuously in order to provide quality drinking water. This achievement is possible thanks to modern facilities like those at the Charles-J.-Des Baillets treatment plant, the third largest in Canada.

​Montréal is taking action to protect and restore biodiversity. In December, the city will host the COP15, a United Nations conference at which close to 200 countries will be called upon to engage in concrete actions to stop the loss of biodiversity around the world in the decade to come.

Every summer, Théâtre La Roulotte offers free performances (in French) in parks in Montréal neighborhoods.

September 18-21, 2024, the Borough and its partners are offering you a wide-ranging program as part of Intercultural Harmony Festival in LaSalle.

After a rigorous assessment of the technical, operational and economic data, the agglomeration council decided on November 21, 2024 to discontinue the fluoridation process at the Pointe-Claire and Dorval drinking water production plants.

Find out which children’s book was the winner and which books made the list of finalists in the 2024 edition of the Prix du livre jeunesse, presented by the city’s libraries.

The project consists of the reconstruction of a stormwater sewer located in Dorval, south of Autoroute 20. The work will extend the useful life of a collector and ensure high-quality services for future generations.

To mark Universal Accessibility Month, the libraries are offering workshops, conferences and exhibitions from October 1 to 31, 2024.

The flag and coat of arms of Montréal include five symbols representing the five founding peoples.