The city wishes to transform the Bridge-Bonaventure area into living and working environments, with a focus on active mobility and public transit, access to water, and an effort to enhance the area’s industrial heritage and Expo 67. The coming years could see some 7,600 dwellings built in this area.

Do you bring your pet to a dog park? Please abide by the following guidelines when visiting a dog park.

Would you like to paint a mural? The city would like to invite non-profit organizations to submit a project to its outdoor mural art program.

Distribution of many single-use plastic items is now prohibited in Montréal businesses and restaurants. Here are a few simple things you can make part of your daily routine to avoid being caught unprepared when out shopping.

The city wishes to accelerate real estate development and build complete and inclusive neighbourhoods. To clear the existing hurdles, it has established an advisory committee, called Cellule facilitatrice, and deployed a pilot project in 4 boroughs and at the future Namur-Hippodrome ecodistrict.

The Ministère de l’Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs (MELCCFP) requires that the city, every five years, evaluate the vulnerability of the water source for each of its drinking water treatment plants. Find the highlights of these reports here.

Organic matter accounts for about 50 per cent of the contents of a garbage bag in Montréal. By using food waste compost bags, you give that organic matter renewed life. The following checklist tells you what to include in your compost bags.

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

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

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