Each year, Montréal and its boroughs operate more than 500 construction sites. They are a real challenge for road traffic. The solution is proper planning and effective communication to ensure that everyone can remain mobile during construction.

There are more than 9,000 kilometres of water and sewer mains running underneath Montréal — equivalent to the distance between Montréal and Edmonton, Alberta! This massive network must be maintained and repaired to ensure its quality, efficiency and sustainability.

The city has expanded its funding programs to meet the needs of Montréal businesses. A number of subsidies are available to support their growth and contribute to our city’s economic vitality.

Montréal is upgrading its procurement policy to favour local, responsible and social purchasing of goods and services. Three new types of supplier selection criteria are intended to boost the city’s economy and ease ecological transition.

Daily car, truck and bus traffic as well as our rough weather take a toll on our roads. To make sure that all road users stay safe, Montréal performs maintenance, repair and reconstruction work all year long.

Several hundred archaeological sites explored by specialists can be found in the Montréal area. Learn more about the artefacts and vestiges of our collective history discovered over the years.

Maintenance of Montreal’s bridges and tunnels is sometimes carried out by other municipalities, governments, Crown corporations or consortia. Find out which ones the city is involved with.

Do you heat your home with oil or gas? Learn about the benefits of an electrical system and discover Chauffermieux.com, a platform that compares heating options and suggests the most relevant to your situation. Heating with electricity is beneficial for your wallet.

Did you know about 190 cm of snow and 175 mm of rain falls on the city in the wintertime? Snow removal and operations to limit the effects of ice on streets and sidewalks raise many questions. Check out these seven myths about snow removal in Montréal.

Do you have a lead water service line and feel worried about risks to your health? See our tips on how to drink, use and filter your water, worry free.